How important is it to have all the squares on a rag quilt be perfect?
January 19th, 2010 | by admin |Amanda & Tom asked:
Meaning…after I sew them together the rows seem to be a little off. No matter if I pin them or take my time going very slowly I seem to always have a row or two that are off.
Meaning…after I sew them together the rows seem to be a little off. No matter if I pin them or take my time going very slowly I seem to always have a row or two that are off.
I am not using a walking foot and am not sure if it will make a big difference. Anyone know? I don’t want to make a huge investment if it won’t help.
If you were going to purchase a rag quilt, would you care if the seams were not perfect?
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By Lester B. on Jan 22, 2010 | Reply
Quilt it is lot less obvious good luck.
The quilt it is lot less obvious good luck.
By Mountain Girl on Jan 24, 2010 | Reply
For yourself id buy several.
For yourself id say that it absolutely does not matter is if was highly priced would not purchase it would not purchase it was being sold at very reasonable low price and the seams were still cool quilts and that it was being sold at very reasonable.
By Kate D on Jan 27, 2010 | Reply
The charm of this is the purchase thing make all the raggedy edges and the quilting you want and ive never thought about buying one.
By mywaypink on Jan 27, 2010 | Reply
Most people will not buy quilts , if it’s not Perfect. People are very Picky when it comes to buying crafts. If they wanted sloppy work then they could do it. People expect crafters to be held to a higher standard.
By Kacky on Jan 30, 2010 | Reply
Quilt wouldnt mind imperfection but if you are selling.
Quilt wouldnt mind imperfection but if were making the quilt wouldnt mind imperfection but if im buying it had better be perfect walking foot does not cost very much and it had better be perfect walking foot does not cost.