Do you cut all your threads?
#53
After I've woven anything in to make sure the seam doesn't come apart easily, I cut them for neatness and so they don't get accidentally pulled in any way. As well as this, if they are ever covering a window (which some of mine do) they look neater with the light shining through. It is very distracting to see rough sewing through the quilt when light is behind it - for me anyway.
#56
My mother, who is 90, was a seamstress all her life and still sews for herself. She always told me to clip my threads because it just looked professional and neat. I have followed her advice and still do clip them. I just feel better when everything looks neat!
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Originally Posted by QuiltE
Trim them off as I go.
Then before final pressing and quilting, I cover every inch of front and back, and trim off all the extra threads as well as any frayed edges.
As I do the final pressing, I watch and trim any that avoided me in the other passes!
Then before final pressing and quilting, I cover every inch of front and back, and trim off all the extra threads as well as any frayed edges.
As I do the final pressing, I watch and trim any that avoided me in the other passes!
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