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by renerennard 13 Sep 2013 ( edited Sep 19'13 20:21 )
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Hi guys! Hope you are doing Well! Maybe someone can help me, I am having trouble understanding how to sew two or more panels (that have been embroidered with satin on the outside frame) together with my sewing machine. I know it seems silly but I'm a bit new to this. Thank you

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by highlandermom 13 Sep 2013
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Not sure what your sewing so it is hard to be helpful. If all satin zig zag together. Example: Like a basket or bowl.
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by dragonflyer 13 Sep 2013
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I am with highlandermom...zig zag them together.
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by rachap 13 Sep 2013
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Can you post a picture so we can see what you are trying to do?
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by hightechgrammy 13 Sep 2013
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Welcome to Cute! I am confused too. A picture would help and isn't hard at all to post!
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by renerennard 13 Sep 2013
Thanks, will do
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by eyeztodiefor10 13 Sep 2013
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Is it two or more quilted squares you're trying to sew????
Meri
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by renerennard 13 Sep 2013
Hu Meri, yes I have embroidered about 3 so far. think round bag. I will upload a pic
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by renerennard 13 Sep 2013
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Here it is. I hope the embroidery is ok.

So, I have to flip them over and stitch it with zigzag stitch together. the bottom also. I am still busy with the last one.

Thank you for helping me so fast! I love this site and have learned so much
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by cfidl 13 Sep 2013
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Welcome to Cute! Wonderful pieces! I look forward to more you posting more in Projects!
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by renerennard 13 Sep 2013
thanks!
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by 02kar 14 Sep 2013
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I zig zag my panels together using matching thread and bobbin thread. Adjust your width and length as you want. I actually zigzag twice to be sure the joining is strong.
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by renerennard 16 Sep 2013
hi

thank you, I followed the advice and will upload it later today!

thank you
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by jerrib 19 Sep 2013
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As all the satin stitch edges are different colours, I would zig zag them together using a clear thread if you have any, then it won't show.
Hugs Jerri