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Originally Posted by jokir44
(Post 7940681)
Why do a boring tedious task if I don't need to?
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Originally Posted by Watson
(Post 7940268)
I have to admit, I've never done this. I always take a few tiny stitches when I FMQ and then clip off the thread tails.
What am I missing? Why do I not want to do this and want to bury them instead? Watson I use this method, using a long needle and dental floss for thread. |
;):D. We get smart too late sometimes.
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[QUOTE=GEMRM;7940312]If the reason anyone dislikes burying threads is the actual threading the needle process, using the side threading needles like Sench needles makes that less painful! You can thread both threads at the same time and then bury them.
Here's a link to the Sench needles in case you're not familiar with them: Yes, the actual threading is a pain cause sometimes one is longer than other or too short. I'm off to hobby lobby to see if they have some. |
Lasso that thread!
Originally Posted by true4uca
(Post 7940835)
https://weallsew.com/how-to-bury-you...lting-project/
I use this method, using a long needle and dental floss for thread. |
Since my quilts are not in shows I do the tiny stitches or lock stitch. I want them to be well used so I do all I can on my machine.
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I have always buried my threads in all my sewing. It is just something I was taught to do, so it doesn't bother me to do it.
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