alikat110

Chocolate helps them match better

Prism99

When this happens, I use a tiny dot of Elmer's white school glue in the seam and then iron it to make a glue "pin". This doesn't shift the way pins sometimes do.

zoeytoo

Really?

zoeytoo

Really....hmm.

BETTY62

You scared me there. Quilters should never quit.

craftybear

tomorrow will be better, take care and don't give up

Yooper32

At least, you are wise enough to quit. Me, I go ahead and undo and then do the same stupid thing again and agian. I am learning though. Put it up and try again another day.

star619

At least quilting is more forgiving than gardening.When I hit a dry spell, due to life interfering with my plans, the quilts-to-be quietly sat & waited. The garden died.
It'll all work out!
Debbie :wink:

stitchengramie

When I read "I quit" I thought that you were giving up on quilting. It is nice to know that you are not.

Have a great day,

Mary

Stacey

I pin at every seam and then ease in the extra between the seams. I may use 6-8 pins to an inch if I have to.