I don't take Mr Ripper. I'm married to him!
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"Mr. Ripper," haha! Hey that's an idea, think I'm going to name mine "Jack." Get it? Hehehe
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If I mess up piecing then I just hand it to my husband to rip it out. He is my Mr Ripper! He has more patience for it than I do.
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The pattern says quick and easy just to lure us in...and we fall for it every time! Good luck with your date tonight.
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actually Gwen Marsten is the queen of Wonky- and has numerous books out proving it- sorry---you don't get the crown.
there are a number of things you can do to improve your straight lines- it takes a little prep work- but in the end saves lots of *un-sewing* time you can actually draw your seam lines onto the fabric with a ruler and a pencil- line up the edges carefully and stitch on the lines- you can pin---every couple inches---depending on how long the pieces are- and slow down- you can use a seam guide on the machine- but i've found usually slowing down and pinning makes a ton of difference. just because it says quick does not mean you have to sew as if you are on the freeway- be in a neighborhood instead- and make sure you are not pressing them out of shape- set the seam first then flip open and carefully press straight. |
I would but it probably wouldn't sit on your head right, lol.
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Originally Posted by ckcowl
there are a number of things you can do to improve your straight lines- it takes a little prep work- but in the end saves lots of *un-sewing* time
you can actually draw your seam lines onto the fabric with a ruler and a pencil- line up the edges carefully and stitch on the lines- you can pin---every couple inches---depending on how long the pieces are- and slow down- you can use a seam guide on the machine- but i've found usually slowing down and pinning makes a ton of difference. just because it says quick does not mean you have to sew as if you are on the freeway- be in a neighborhood instead- and make sure you are not pressing them out of shape- set the seam first then flip open and carefully press straight. |
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