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Tuesday, October 23, 2018
A little prep -
Is about all I got done today -
With Monday comes another week's worth of chores to do -
So as long as I had my dies out -
I decided to cut some paper "guides" for my KITE STRING blocks and my "Crumb" blocks -
The KITE STRING blocks could always be sewn "string-to-string" and then die cut - but I think it might be easier if I sew the strings to a paper guide - since I have such a WIDE variety of strings and bits and pieces - I can tell at a glance if a scrap is long enough to be used -
For my "Crumb" blocks - I have a LOT of partial blocks and don't really want to sew the "inner" part to paper - too many little seams - but after they get to be about 2-3" on one side - I can use the paper to see what I need to "finish" them -
For both - I can let the fabric hang off the edges until I get the paper completely covered - and either trim them to the size of the paper and tear the paper off - or remove the paper first and die cut them again for "real" - I'll try it both ways - see if I like one way better than the other - it might be different depending on the block - you never know -
At least that's the PLAN -
We'll see if it works tomorrow - LOL - ;))
Talk to you later - gotta go - gotta sew -
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2 comments:
I really hate ripping the papers off the back of paper pieced blocks. That is probably why I don't use paper foundations for piecing much of anything.
I never considered using the GO cutter to cut paper...duh!
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