My biggest challenge to date
09-10-2012, 06:26 AM
#47
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I made this quilt top for my oldest daughter, then she decided she wanted it on top of a comforter......what a challenge this was.
She also wanted piping instead of binding...had to order a special foot for my machine to do that...what a pain. I will never make another like this.
She also wanted piping instead of binding...had to order a special foot for my machine to do that...what a pain. I will never make another like this.
09-10-2012, 06:56 AM
#48
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Cellin - your biggest challenge - you certainly rose to the occasion and did a splendid job. No doubt your daughter loves it. Maybe that foot will come in handy - who knows what challenges lay ahead.
I love the grey with the pink - stunning.
I love the grey with the pink - stunning.
09-10-2012, 09:12 AM
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Did anyone see Sewing With Nancy yesterday?
She demonstrated piped binding.
She added the piping first, but about an inch before she got to the corner, she pinned the piping, then clipped it right at the corner, stopping just sort of the stitching that holds the piping in it's fabric covering. Then it made a right angle when it turned the corner.
Gosh, I hope that makes sense. In my head the pictures are perfect!
She demonstrated piped binding.
She added the piping first, but about an inch before she got to the corner, she pinned the piping, then clipped it right at the corner, stopping just sort of the stitching that holds the piping in it's fabric covering. Then it made a right angle when it turned the corner.
Gosh, I hope that makes sense. In my head the pictures are perfect!
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