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Help! One of the triangles..
...around the edge of my on-point quilt top was cut too short and I need to replace it. I can take it out with a seam ripper.
What is the best way to get another triangle into that space without having to take the whole row off? I was thinking of trying a y-seam? Clear as mud? Watson |
Just unsew the seams around it about an inch or two. Add the new triangle and resew where needed
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Yup, Y seam is the answer. Sew one edge on, starting 1/4" from the ( inside tip) stitching out to outside edge. Then, fold other side together, start at outside edge & stitch in to the point. Or, you can stitch ( out) from center on both sides. I just find it easier to do one in one direction, other the other way.
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You should be able to just take both seams out an inch or so past the intersection and avoid the Y.
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