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62459Yes, it works especially well for fleece.
by pldc
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it works for most fabric I think, I have used this idea when ever I have had to turn this way on cotton too Polyester as well & in this case flannelette ...........
173580Wow I like how that makes a clean edge.
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96That is a great tip!!! Never thought about doing it this way! Thanx, hope I can remember that. After I do it a couple times, I won't forget!!! Hugs, Judy...
92391thanks - will have to give it a try the next time!
38558Wow what a great tip...Thank you
by pldc
01 Jun 2015
Thank you & Welcome to our cute family! We are happy to have you join us!~hugs Loralye~
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51302This is such a great tip, I always just sew back and forward a few times on the stitching line. Great idea, thanks, love Chris
234253307445917Great tip, thanks. It will also strengthen the stitching line so it doesn't tear out while you are turning your project. I've sewed for many years and never thought of this simple little step.
22592Thank you, I always like to learn new tips to make sewing easier.
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4691966528Thank you for sharing this, it will make the job so much simple and really finish it off better for me. I learned something new again. hugs
353012023Thanks. We can learn a lot from each other. Do this in the middle and not too near a corner
by pldc
30 May 2015
Yup I forgot to mention that, thanks Bev. I wish I knew this so many other times when I am guessing on the folds.
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168905What a clever and easy to do tips. Thanks for sharing
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158553Yup, been doing this for years...as another note to inside out and turning...like for in-the-hoop items...when I digitize them, I add those stitches to the design file so when I cut around the "shape"...I cut down and then across and then back up to the other side of the opening...making a tab...when you turn it right side out...the tab is very easy to tuck in and then whip stitch closed...same principle as the stitched "tab"...
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