Gravity Month 1 - Sewing and Ironing

[@cherib104]

Julie's hang pin method makes seam matching on the rows much easier

[@threadedlines]

Thank you - This way worked best for me, but I will add that next time.

[@lorinaczynski6210]

I would not have taken that seam out to fix the "flipped" piece. I just snip just below the 1/4" line and snip just up to the previously sewn line that created the row. I press it down in the correct direction and the only thing facing the wrong direction is the 1/4" piece above the stitch line, and there is hardly any extra bulk 😁 I am a perfectionist, but I won't take out a seam just for that. It is a much faster and easier fix to just snip it 😁

[@threadedlines]

True, I have never done it like that before. I was afraid it would bunch up too much. That is why I love all techniques - I will try that next time and see!

[@mrs.bradleyskindergarten375]

It's really hard to see the details about the seam matching. Perhaps zoom in more next time or maybe even draw us a little sketch? Thanks for these videos!

[@threadedlines]

Yes, in the tips next week I zoomed in. Videos are not my specialty so I am working on it.

[@sqkrchik]

Oh no- your rotary cutter is still open - PLEASE make a habit of closing it after you cut (if not after every cut!) It is too easy to accidentally hit the blade…. Nice clean cuts are not good on fingers.

[@threadedlines]

I know - I will try to get better about that.