A Lesson in Patience
10-24-2015, 07:33 AM
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Quilt is adorable. I rarely use a seam ripper any more maybe only for the little pieces. I have the 28 mm rotary and used it on a repair quilt. Had it taken apart in 5 minutes. Just have to be careful. I just spread the seams a little and barely touched the threads. I had my lint roller nearby to catch as I went. It was a crib size quilt. May not work for some but it works for me.
Originally Posted by Luci177
I have been working on a sock monkey quilt and everything was going great, until I had a machine crisis. I switched to a different machine, forgetting it does not have a walking foot. Impatiently, I went ahead and sewed the sashing and borders down without using a walking foot. The result was lots of waves and ripples, it was a disaster. I considered leaving it as is, but could not stomach the thought of explaining the boo boos to whoever got it. I realized the only way out was to rip out the sashing and border sewing. My lesson was sitting patiently for three evenings, and over ten hours, of picking out what I had sewn in haste. This morning I picked off the lint and starched and pressed. The quilt is sitting on my design wall, my lesson in patience.
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