Would this work?
08-29-2014, 08:31 AM
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Originally Posted by bearisgray
That whip stitching would be a @#$%& to remove. If it weremine, I would just finish it the way you have started.
Thst is a clever idea for finishing the edge.
Thst is a clever idea for finishing the edge.
I got the idea for finishing it on this lovely forum! There's a tutorial by bad skirt if anyone wants it!
08-29-2014, 08:37 AM
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This looks like it'll work.
Originally Posted by Sisty88
Hmmm...I had a go with the blanket stitch, and I think it kind of hides it a bit. What do you guys think?[ATTACH=CONFIG]489414[/ATTACH]
Please ignore how wonky the blanket stitch is! This was just a little trial to see what it would look like and I have already removed it because I have more quilting to do before the blanket stitch. If I do go ahead with it I will mark it so that all the stitches are equal.
Please ignore how wonky the blanket stitch is! This was just a little trial to see what it would look like and I have already removed it because I have more quilting to do before the blanket stitch. If I do go ahead with it I will mark it so that all the stitches are equal.
08-30-2014, 03:12 PM
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I get in a dither when I figure out a better way about half way through a project.
Do I carry on and continue the way I started?
Do I undo it and start over?
Do I change methods ( when they will show) half way around?
Do I carry on and continue the way I started?
Do I undo it and start over?
Do I change methods ( when they will show) half way around?
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