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This is a favorite trick in the studio...
When working on something with lots of small parts, I like to continue sewing all the pieces without cutting any of the stings in-between. This makes working on multiple projects with tiny parts a snap and saves me from having to make anything twice. (thanks Jessiena)On a side note, check out that super cute vintage fabric I found at the Thrift the other day. It washed up like a dream.
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This is what we can chaining. I do it all the time, that way I don't lose anything. Quilters use it too.
ReplyDeleteI LOVE the idea! I make miniature bears and this will work wonderfully for me I'm sure! thank you for sharing such a great idea.
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