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so... let me make sure this is right, i have twelve? i should cut down the middle, then into thirds? then do i HAVE to make one more cut? smaller pieces are easier to pin right? would i get a better variation with bigger pieces?
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Lining it up is the hardest part. So you are ahead.
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i am just following alon also and will try later
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Is this the whole of it showing? The bigger the more varience. If you can cut them with multiples in each. As long as they are all the same size and look as much alike as you can.
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Originally Posted by amma
I am pinned :D:D:D
I put the pins straight down first and let them dangle off of the table, then I put pins inbetween those reference spots. I think that I got them fairly straight...:wink: |
Not me!!! I saw that trick somewhere, and just happened to remember while trying to pin them LOL
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If the edges are not exactly matched. As long as the print is matched. We will be trimming the edge to make sure that they are all even
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hmmm, I'm confused by the trimming the edge. But I'm pinned. Is this enough?
#1 [ATTACH=CONFIG]43201[/ATTACH] side 2 [ATTACH=CONFIG]43347[/ATTACH] 2nd set [ATTACH=CONFIG]43566[/ATTACH] |
you can see at your edges that you are lined up pretty close let me post a few pictures and we will move forward!
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here is an example of a good place to pin, it is easy to spot and to hit the same spot more than once,
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