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And if you are doing the stippling on a queen size quilt on a long arm frame.........allways check and make sure you put the foot down........ask me how I know:o
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At first I was a better ripper than stippler, but that has changed with lots of practice. Hang in there.
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And the stitches were so pretty too! No loopys or nothing!
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Originally Posted by sandy l
(Post 5658031)
And if you are doing the stippling on a queen size quilt on a long arm frame.........allways check and make sure you put the foot down........ask me how I know:o
I second this! uff mine looked awesome one top but terrible on the back...needless to say the rest of the evening was a date with my ripper... :/ lesson learned |
Well as you have and will be hearing - most of us have been there. Don't give up but don't get frustrated either, there is always another day and another quilt - Thank Goodness
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Yep, been there, done that! You are definitely not alone.
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Originally Posted by Tartan
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Been there, done that, bought the shirt!:D
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Originally Posted by alderdweller
(Post 5657638)
So, I finally got up the courage to try stippling on a quilt. I was doing pretty good, getting the hang of it, when after stippling about a 10 inch square I finally decided I should check the back. Well duh, of course the edge of the quilt was caught under it. I found out...1. There's a lot of stippling in a small space. 2. Stippling is difficult to unsew. 3. I decided I didn't want to stipple after all on this particular quilt, so will be using a different method. Ayyyeyiieeeyiieeee!
Oh, and most important 4. Check your bottom soon after a few stitches! |
I hate that when it happens.....
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it is part of the learning process, we all do it at one time or another. afterwards we can look back and laugh.
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