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Here are the lastest requests I have had.......the heart keyfob I changed the tab outline to match the heart so it is not straight across where it meets the heart.....these will be up on my website later.........I wish I was a better trimmer.......am still looking to get some pinking shears to help my border look nicer........
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Pinking shears only work on some designs, mostly where you have straight edges and are not curving in and out. I trim from both sides (back and front) of the fob so I am always going in the same direction, (not sure if that makes sense).
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Perfect sense and thank you for the tip.........I think I was better at cutting when I was in Kindergarten........
Fingers were more nimble then.
I use a very large pair of scissors and move the material as I cut around
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I'm glad you are doing lots of fobs. I struggle with trimming too. Thank goodness for small sharp scissors with curved blades. They have helped me do a better job. Notice I said better, not a perfect job.
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I hear ya Karen!!!! Love Chris
P.S. I used curved scissors on all of my applique and couldn't do it without them. It makes it so much easier when the satin stitch goes on.
P.S. I used curved scissors on all of my applique and couldn't do it without them. It makes it so much easier when the satin stitch goes on.
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You are doing a great job on them all Vicki. I reckon it would be hard to use pinking shears on these small items. Maybe someone could invent a small pair like our little curved scissors! Any takers out there?
Love Chris
Love Chris
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Just popped over to get the horse. Left you a note , Thanks Vicki :))
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Got it!
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