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I pin ----- it makes me slow down to remove the pin before the needle runs over it ---- when I sew too fast my machine doesn't feed the fabric evenly and I end up ripping out seams.
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I pin everything except when I do the 2 inch strips. But instead of pinning EVERY inch like I used to do, I graduated to pinning a hands width apart now. But when I very first started to sew, I literally pinned every half inch. I was broken by that habit from my mom. She said if I wanted her to help me sew "YOU WILL NOT PIN LIKE THAT!!!"
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sometimes, just depends on what kind of seam I am sewing.
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I pin if I've got star points or something that will REALLY show if it's not lined up right. I use applique pins - they're smaller and thinner and really don't distort the edges.
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i very rarely pin but have quilting buddies that pin everything it is what you are comfortable with
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I rarely pin....ONLY in a HAVE TOO case do I pin....just saw a video on using elmers(on binding) that was interesting
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I've never used pins for piecing. Never saw the need to. I guess I do it by 'feel'.
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I pin if I want my points to line up properly or accurately. Not all the time.
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Hardly ever.
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I only pin bindings at the corners and when I am joining the binding. I use hair clips when I am sewing down the already attached binding.
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