How Do You Know When To Take A Break
#41
I never know when to quit. Once I get on a roll I forget all else.
And tearing it apart and then redoing the mistake. I have done that too.
I have used both side of the material in a quilt, it saves buying extra material to get more designs.
Not that I don't have a stash big enuf for all of us. :0
And tearing it apart and then redoing the mistake. I have done that too.
I have used both side of the material in a quilt, it saves buying extra material to get more designs.
Not that I don't have a stash big enuf for all of us. :0
#46
I have to admit, I looked at that picture and looked and looked before I saw that the center fabric was turned wrong. I was checking the measurements and everything. So....unless all the blocks are the same how "wrong" can it be. No matter which side the breads buttered on, go ahead, eat both sides.
#47
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Location: Manchester, NH
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Originally Posted by thequilterslink
time for a break when you sew your checkerboards with one side wrong side up :), tearing them out and resewing later on.
#48
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Join Date: Apr 2010
Location: Champaign IL
Posts: 135
Can't say that I know when to stop, either. I have quilted all night. I have been on quilt retreat and sewed from sunup 'til 2 or 3am, napped, then back to sewing for 5 days straight! I can sleep at home! Only one problem: I have made errors and not noticed them 'til the quilt was quilted & bound and hanging on a store display! Yikes!
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