Comments on: Learning Curve http://schutt.net/sharon/2015/06/learning-curve/ Sew. Stitch. Smile. Wed, 20 Sep 2023 09:19:00 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.4.1 By: Christine http://schutt.net/sharon/2015/06/learning-curve/#comment-3973 Christine Wed, 17 Jun 2015 17:30:58 +0000 http://schutt.net/sharon/?p=2350#comment-3973 Did you paper piece this with the freezer paper method? If so, how did you like it? I think I would prefer doing ESS on this pattern, it seems like it would really make the parts of the plant pop. I haven't tried using 60 wt thread before. How did it look on the back? It might be a good to keep in mind for quilting that you don't really want to stand out on a backing (not that I've run into that before!). I've never tried a flat-felled foot before either. There's all sorts of new stuff in your post for me! I don't typically stitch my binding down by machine, but when I have done so in the past I do attach the binding to the back and stitch it down on the front too. I'd much rather have the stitching line show up on the back of the quilt than the front! Did you paper piece this with the freezer paper method? If so, how did you like it?

I think I would prefer doing ESS on this pattern, it seems like it would really make the parts of the plant pop. I haven’t tried using 60 wt thread before. How did it look on the back? It might be a good to keep in mind for quilting that you don’t really want to stand out on a backing (not that I’ve run into that before!).

I’ve never tried a flat-felled foot before either. There’s all sorts of new stuff in your post for me! I don’t typically stitch my binding down by machine, but when I have done so in the past I do attach the binding to the back and stitch it down on the front too. I’d much rather have the stitching line show up on the back of the quilt than the front!

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