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Never thought of this but it is worth a try.
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Never heard of this, but sounds like a good idea to me. I have a bunch of quares cut out. I'll have to try this.
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Originally Posted by klgreene
Never heard of this, but sounds like a good idea to me. I have a bunch of quares cut out. I'll have to try this.
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Originally Posted by inletjerry
Haven't tried this but will try it today. Sometimes I use a small dot of a washable glue stick to keep points and edges accurate. On small pieces, pins sometimes get in the way. Could some share how you get to be " A Regular Here", on your avatar?
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I do that a lot but never knew it had a name. A little best press and a hot iron and you hardly need the pins.
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sometimes I do that to put blocks together so that they won't shift when sewing, especially if it is one of those designs where you use 3 different fabrics, then cut and swap.
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Great idea. Thanks
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I've just started throwing on a tiny dab of school glue to the sewing line al al Sharon Schamber. I heat set the glue so I guess I do this, more or less.
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I'm happy to hear that other people don't like pins. I thought I was the only one. I usually "finger-pin". I think I'll give your program a try. Thanks.
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Great tip, thanks will try!
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