Matching points with dental floss
Anyone else do this?
https://www.quiltmavendave.com/how-to-match-perfect-points |
Does anyone on here do this for a whole quilt?
Accurate, but time consuming. Worth remembering for something really important I guess. |
This is not for me! I didn't have the patience to watch this whole video! I guess I'm not near being a perfectionist. I'd rather save my sanity even if it means not so perfect points!
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Personally, I would rather make more than one quilt in a lifetime!
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I clicked on the other use of dental floss....pulling threads to the back....I will try this, rather than threading every "tail" separately in a needle for every thread I need to bury.
We will see how long I do this..... |
Interesting! Time consuming in his video but I bet once you got going it would be much faster than stitching, un-stitching and restitching because the points were not "just right". I bookmarked and will wander the site for other ideas.....later.
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Great idea and a good way to cut down on the stress of making the perfect intersections and matches for points. Of course I miss a point here and there and this is a great way to work on them.
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Definitely not my "cup of tea"!
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I watched this but I don't really see the need for dental floss. Putting a pin through will work. I can't imagine doing that for a whole quilt.
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I like the concept of this for perfection however, this is to much perfection for me. I think as you get used to doing this process it won't take long but I don't think it's the technique personally for me. Thanks for the link.
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