cut for me---- tearing distorts the edges stretching them at least with my attempts.
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I grew up with torn fabric, so I don't mind it. If it was cut very crooked, I will tear it at home to straighten it. The secret is a quick steady tear, a hesitation and slow tear will distort the fabric. It just takes a little practice.
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torn
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vote for torn for the big backing pieces. I tear my selvages off at home to. For yardage, I perfer cut.
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Rip it.
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Sorry, everyone, but one shop I go to occasionally tears everything except fat quarters and I HATE it. So, I don't want anyhting torn.
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I always tear my fabric. Tearing for me.
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I prefer torn - backings and yardage.
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Question: how does tearing straighten the fabric? I'm obviously new to all this. I didn't even know backing material was different.
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Originally Posted by Jenni M
I vote for torn. By the way, do you carry moda 200 count 120" unbleached muslin?
Jenny M...do you use the Moda muslin for backing? Have you ever used it for background fabric for appliqué blocks? I just bought some Kaufman Kona cotton for my appliqué background to try. |
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