Ditto did the same.
Originally Posted by pamesue
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Thanks I'm bookmarking this page for future reference
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This method makes total sense to me.
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I like this method. Great tute!!!
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Thanks for the tute!
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Two questions: do you mark every single hexagon?
Also, you don't tie a knot at all? Just one back stitch? |
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Originally Posted by mommysewist
(Post 6722212)
Two questions: do you mark every single hexagon?
Also, you don't tie a knot at all? Just one back stitch? Yes, Tie a not before and each time you end off. [ATTACH=CONFIG]476017[/ATTACH] Here is a video showing the sewing il_570xN.538794130_6gwp.jpg |
Thanks for the Tutorial-made me go out and get the machine-so tired of cutting by hand-great job-Thanks from me-doing a Grandmothers Flower Garden Quilt got easier
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Update on No-Paper Hexagons
http://www.quiltingboard.com/tutoria...s-t246917.html
Made a major change on the tutorial from cardboard to metal template. Posting here so it's not missed. [h=2]UPDATE: NEW Step 2, 3, and 4[/h]A week after I made and used the cardboard template with holes I received ARDCO Hexagon Window Metal Template. http://heartofwisdom.com/heartathome...ate_metal2.jpg It’s twice as fast to mark seeing lines on hexes! And super for marking fussy cuts! I purchased the 1″ metal template for the 1.25″ die cut fabric. Fits perfect and will not slide. I ordered mine over the phone from ARDCO (757)553-8689 (trouble ordering from web site) http://heartofwisdom.com/heartathome...late_metal.jpg |
UPDATE: NEW Step 2, 3, and 4
A week after I made and used the cardboard template with holes I received ARDCO Hexagon Window Metal Template. http://heartofwisdom.com/heartathome...ate_metal2.jpg It’s twice as fast to mark seeing lines on hexes! And super for marking fussy cuts! I purchased the 1″ metal template for the 1.25″ die cut fabric. Fits perfect and will not slide. I ordered mine over the phone from ARDCO (757)553-8689 (trouble ordering from web site) http://heartofwisdom.com/heartathome...late_metal.jpg |
Thank you for clarifying! Great tute and excellent info! :-)
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