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by undecided 23 Feb 2010 ( edited Feb 25'10 04:10 )
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or is it ok for the machine to just stitch over?

Comments (15)
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by gerryvb 23 Feb 2010
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I don't know if there's a rule.I mostly cut them before the next color :)
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by bokkieborduur 23 Feb 2010
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I usually cut the treads as I go . Love Marie
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by undecided 23 Feb 2010
+3
Thank you :)
I am entirely new to this.
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by mops 23 Feb 2010
+3
In general cut as you go, in some cases it's hard to cut them afterwards - guess how I know -, at other times you get away with it. So, better be safe than sorry.
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by castelyn 23 Feb 2010
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I also cut the jump stitches as I go.
Welcome to "Cute"
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by raels011 23 Feb 2010
+3
I always cut as I go
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by tmbache 23 Feb 2010
+2
I also always clip as I go, much easyer for me. Each to there own choose. I just think its much neater then trying to get little threads covered by other parts of stitching. Hugs and flowers all here
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by nurselilly 24 Feb 2010
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I clip them as i go much easier and i think neater appearence :)
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by noah 24 Feb 2010
+2
I too cut as i go with a sharpe ,bent pair of scissors the bend in the scissors helps you get close up & if your fast & watching the machine sew you can cut without stopping the machine.I have a long pair i bought at singers & they are really neat Carolyn
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by daisy530 24 Feb 2010
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The World's Foremost Authorities (CUTIES) agree! Cut as you go. I agree :) Welcome to Cute!
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by dlmds 25 Feb 2010
+1
I agree with the other "Cuties", cut as you go. H&*
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by jacquipaul 25 Feb 2010
+1
Cut as you go, is my vote!
Thank you;
*4u!
Jacqueline
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by read180 25 Feb 2010
+1
I cut as I go. much easier.
Cindy B
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by katydid 25 Feb 2010
0
I agree, if you wait and stitch over them they are harder to clip.
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by killiecrankie 25 Feb 2010
0
Cut as you go .Why -if you use black or another dark colour & then sew over it using white or another pale colour , the whole design could be ruined by a dark line going through it because it could be impossible to remove it after the design is finished . All that thread ,time & effort down the drain . I'm still using the pair of curved end scissors that came with my Janome 8000 to clip the threads