What do you do . . .
#11
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#13
I got lost. Can I get a road map please?
If someone asks me a question in a post I normally answer it, ONCE, and then if someone else comes along and asks the same question I will refer them to my earlier post with the answer. I don't mind typing but I hate being repetitive!
If someone asks me a question in a post I normally answer it, ONCE, and then if someone else comes along and asks the same question I will refer them to my earlier post with the answer. I don't mind typing but I hate being repetitive!
#14
Originally Posted by tarbender30
Thanxs Deb and Up North. I never would have found it on my own.
You people are just the best.
Bev
You people are just the best.
Bev
#15
Originally Posted by Up North
I kind of make up my own way, rarely using the size in a pattern. I add or subtract blocks and make my borders narrower or wider to fit what I want to do. I don't think I have made 2 quits exactly the same size. Whatever works for you and your needs.
GailG -- good job!
#16
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Originally Posted by kd124
Originally Posted by Up North
I kind of make up my own way, rarely using the size in a pattern. I add or subtract blocks and make my borders narrower or wider to fit what I want to do. I don't think I have made 2 quits exactly the same size. Whatever works for you and your needs.
GailG -- good job!
#18
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Join Date: Oct 2009
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My last name is Bender. Are we related? We live in Virden, Manitoba, Canada. Very intresting. My e-mail is [email protected].
#19
Upnorth---Cute!!! LOL! I know what you mean about the 1/4 in. I have a 1/4 in foot, but it isn't right on. If I am doing something for someone else, like a swap or group quilt, I use the featherweight, which has the same foot as mine. It has to be the needle position of mine and it doesn't move.
#20
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Join Date: Sep 2009
Location: Burtchville, Michigan
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Most of you probably alread know this..................but for those that don't, here is a good way to measure a true 1/4 inch.
The lines on a Index Card are truely 1/4inch apart.
I use this to line up my needle, and then put my painters tape down.
Works great every time.
Bev
The lines on a Index Card are truely 1/4inch apart.
I use this to line up my needle, and then put my painters tape down.
Works great every time.
Bev
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