uh oh... did I bite off more than I could chew? **** edited to include after picture!
01-15-2011, 05:23 AM
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Originally Posted by Unique Creations
After reading all of your suggestions about pin, pin, pin, the curved pieces, I can't help but so back to garment construction and wonder if easing the curve with a large gathering stitch, like you would a sleeve cap, would not be easier? Just a thought!!
01-15-2011, 05:27 AM
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[quote=makakehau]Ohmygosh...
(after pic attached)
Is this correct?
Is it CLOSE to correct?
You folks may just be miracle workers.
It's not perfect, but it's way better than I expected on my first try.
Thank you! Thank you! Thank you!!
(doing a quiet happy dance in living room while family sleeps)
Lori
/quote]
looks great for a first time....remember to pin the ends as well as the center and quarter points....
(after pic attached)
Is this correct?
Is it CLOSE to correct?
You folks may just be miracle workers.
It's not perfect, but it's way better than I expected on my first try.
Thank you! Thank you! Thank you!!
(doing a quiet happy dance in living room while family sleeps)
Lori
/quote]
looks great for a first time....remember to pin the ends as well as the center and quarter points....
01-15-2011, 07:19 AM
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Originally Posted by ktbb
mark the half way point and quarter way points on both the center quarter circle and the matching circle on the PP section, match and pin on the marks then when sewing, ease in the excess. Be sure to pin the ends of the curves as well. You'll get the hang of it after doing a couple. Remember that the seamlines have to come out even, there will be a slight ruffle in the seam allowance of the quarter circle but that will ease in when you press it after stitching.
Edited...to feel a little better, lightly mark in the seam line on both the pieces then lay one over the other matching the seam lines you marked and you;'ll see that they fit together....really!
Edited...to feel a little better, lightly mark in the seam line on both the pieces then lay one over the other matching the seam lines you marked and you;'ll see that they fit together....really!
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