This is a brilliant system. I will definitely be implementing this soon. I'm terrified of using hair clips because I also don't want tears in my fabric.
I am glad it helps. I have never had good things happen with hair clips. They tend to ruin fabric and I have seen a few people end up with a hole in a full-coverage piece after so much work.
They have never come out for me when washed and ironed. The Qsnaps must be miracle workers then because the hard creases have been impossible for me to remove in the starched/folded Aida. Hence, I never use it. Too much work to chance that in my end result. That’s just my experience and tip, not necessarily everyone else’s.
@@cynthia8022 What kind of fabric are you using? Mine is relatively soft to begin with and thankfully not difficult to finish. I buy mine from a lady online called Tinge of Color.
Thank you. This is amazing and I will certainly be using it.
It’s wonderful that you have such a caring brother to help you.
Thank you, yes I am very blessed indeed. He helps me with so much every single day.
This is a brilliant system. I will definitely be implementing this soon. I'm terrified of using hair clips because I also don't want tears in my fabric.
I am glad it helps. I have never had good things happen with hair clips. They tend to ruin fabric and I have seen a few people end up with a hole in a full-coverage piece after so much work.
Thank you! I tried the hair clip, did not work for me. The ribbon works for me.
I am so glad it helps. This has been a tremendous game-changer for me. It makes like soooooo much easier and protects my fabric.
How do you get all those wrinkles out, especially when the
Linen comes packaged with hard creases that won’t iron out?
Wash it
I actually stitch with the wrinkles and as I go they come out because of the tension of my q-snap. I do not wash until I am finished.
They have never come out for me when washed and ironed. The Qsnaps must be miracle workers then because the hard creases have been impossible for me to remove in the starched/folded Aida. Hence, I never use it. Too much work to chance that in my end result. That’s just my experience and tip, not necessarily everyone else’s.
@@cynthia8022 What kind of fabric are you using? Mine is relatively soft to begin with and thankfully not difficult to finish. I buy mine from a lady online called Tinge of Color.