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tzigane70 commented on the blog post 'La Petite Polka Party'
I would love the step on how you made this:)wonderful! and it is pink.love it.
Oct 13, 2010
tzigane70 commented on the group 'We Love To Quilt!'
gypsy that is one beautiful quilt. i love the colors.it reminds me of Oct when all the leaves are changing here. my favorite time of year. but i like all seasons.
Mar 20, 2009

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About Me:
I am wanting to learn to love a sewing machine i have done cross stitch and embroidery since i was a teen.
What type of sewing do you enjoy?
cross stitch
What type(s) of sewing machine(s) do you have?
Singer and Domestic
What brands of patterns have you tried?
none yet

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At 11:43am on December 1, 2008, MarkitaMarkita said…
I too had that problem at first, here are the major changes I made to correct the not lining up. 1) acurate cutting - I found I tended to swerve a tiny bit at the end of my rotary cuts, so i double check and re trim if necessary 2) acurate 1/4 seam - try running a piece of colored tape on your machine bed to keep you seam at 1/4", or try a 1/4 foot. 3) pressing seams opposite directions. I never understood this as a garment sewer, but on my 9 patch it makes lining up the seams very accurate and pin at each intersection, stretching slightly to be sure that the seams meet. And the best advise is to keep trying, quilting wouldn't be such a great artform if it was easy the first time!
 
 
 

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