|
I learned that a lot of us use our seam rippers and sew barefoot. Don't know if this was the most important but heartwarming.
|
Keep your fingers away from moving needles.
The edge of one's rotary cutter is really sharp. And most important........ When faced with someone bigger than you, always aim for the knees. (Dad told me this, He was a Navy Man and taught all of us hand to hand combat.)) |
Originally Posted by Chasing Hawk
Keep your fingers away from moving needles.
The edge of one's rotary cutter is really sharp. And most important........ When faced with someone bigger than you, always aim for the knees. (Dad told me this, He was a Navy Man and taught all of us hand to hand combat.)) |
1 Attachment(s)
Originally Posted by Sewslow
I learned that a lot of us use our seam rippers and sew barefoot. Don't know if this was the most important but heartwarming.
Aaah, now I can sew! [ATTACH=CONFIG]76696[/ATTACH] |
Originally Posted by sandpat
That there is a difference between ironing and pressing! And
How to do a scant 1/4" |
it may work for you, but isn't necessarily true for me....and definitely vice versa..most quilters have cats or dogs.....& if it's ugly, just keep cutting it smaller!!!!!!
|
Originally Posted by Kitsie
What is the most important thing (tip or lesson) you've learned from this "Bunch of Sew & Sews"? I'm talking about quilting here, not the friendship, generosity and admiration we all give and get from each other.
Mine is to Starch, starch, starch! Enjoy your day! |
Set seams before you press.
Starch, Starch, Starch. Did I say starch. |
To turn the machine on before I sew ;)
|
How to make a huge ironing board, I love, love, love mine & am thinking how to fit a second one in my sewing room!!!
|
| All times are GMT -8. The time now is 04:46 AM. |