off the rails , so to speak...;0000
How much of a "fudge factor" do you allow???? Discerning quilters
want to know 👯👮😇
("Hello, is this the sewing police??" lol).
And so...(SIGH):
I took her apart and redid her...
Now I absolutely HATE un-sewing...
but I cannot use my usual Fudge Factor here--it's way too mis-aligned....
AND..................
This is better ;))) don't you think??
(patting myself on the back here) hahaha
I am moving along
slowly with these stars...doing them in sections....
I love choosing the centers from my fussy cut print;
and then deciding what color of 2.5" squares for the surround;
and
then making the star points;
and finally sewing rows together --
ironing the seams open to help with bulky crossings.....;}}}}}
I am beginning to get the hang of working with scissors; and as my squares are
already pre-cut, it's easy to just use my small Friskars scissors to trim up........
Hugs, Julierose, La blageuse (scissors hands-euse)


Oh I hate when this happens. But when we gotta rip, we gotta rip. I feel your pain. BTW, you might remember me as Cootie Bug. Find me on my new blog. Hugs
ReplyDeleteI think a few very wonky stars will be okay, that shows they are intentionally off kilter! But you must of course, please your own eye.
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Delicious!
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I remember making my wonky stars quilt and yes it was fun to use scissors something quilters don't ofen do anymore.
ReplyDeleteprecuts are a pain. fudge must be less than a seam allowance at least
ReplyDeleteFudge Factory makes life easier. I rarely puck out stuff.
ReplyDeleteLooks much better now you have re-done it. That was a bit too much to fudge - it would have thrown out any block adjacent to it.
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