New (to me) idea
Quick No Mark Stitch & Flip Tip
http://www.quiltmaker.com/blogs/quil...rk-stitch-flip This will work for Half Square Triangles, Quarter Square Triangles, Corner Triangles & Flying Geese! Shucks, looks like you will need to copy & paste. |
I'm going to try this. I hate marking those diagonal lines. Thanks for sharing!
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Thank you for sharing!! Great tip!
Linda in Missouri |
I probably would "wiggle" and sew the cardboard! Or it would slip and mess up.....drawing lines with pencil is easier for me....
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I use the angler sometimes, works for me. I also have a permanent line drawn on my sewing machine straight down from the needle center position.
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Originally Posted by Geri B
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I probably would "wiggle" and sew the cardboard! Or it would slip and mess up.....drawing lines with pencil is easier for me....
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thank you.
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Use a strip cut from sandpaper and it will grip your fabric - no slipping
This is what I would use. Of course I just finished a bizillion HST's ( well a lot) LOL. |
I've used this trick but I cut my strip out of emery cloth and also out of small grit sandpaper! neat trick!
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Originally Posted by dakotamaid
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I use the angler sometimes, works for me. I also have a permanent line drawn on my sewing machine straight down from the needle center position.
I use a piece of painter tape and just follow. |
I use a strip of sandpaper and it works well for me.
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Neat trick. I'll have to try it.
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*** Good idea. *** *** Thanks *** |
I just fold and Iron square and then it is easy to sew. I usually sew 1/4" either side of fold and have two half squares, and ironing is fast.
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I pull a length of thread from the needle, put the needle in the fabric, (this holds the thread from pulling out) pull the thread across diagonally and follow the thread to sew.
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