What's the purpose? Do you do it?
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Re: "Setting the seam"
Originally posted by Kgrammiecaz View PostThey say setting the seam allows the thread to bond with the fabric. I do think the seams lay much flatter. And it is much harder to rip it out after setting the seam, so maybe it does work.
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I have to join in with the setting the seam gang!
I sett every seam I sew and it lays flatter.sigpic
God, Grant me the serenity to accept the things I cannot change,
The stash to make a quilt to help me cope,
A quilt to give to comfort those I love in times of hurt, fear and uncertainty.
And the courage to keep on sewing when life itself seems held together by a single thread of hope.
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I do try to set seams and like the others have learned the difference it makes.
However I don't always press to one side or the other (or open) because depending on what I'm doing I like the option of changing things up in the block orientation. If the seam is already pressed to one side (like directions say) then it will be wrong when I flip it up side down as compared to where I'm sewing it to.
My machine doesn't like it when all the seams go one way like that.
Of course I could avoid that by ironing everything open, but that's too much like work.Sonic is learning to sew and quilt. .....:icon_noob:
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