Clamshell Options - Lots of different templates that can make traditional templates.
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- Опубліковано 26 сер 2024
- Westalee Design makes many different template options to create fabulous Clamshell designs. Kate shares a few ideas on how clamshells can be sewn including alignments, hand positions, and much more. She shows the basic Clamshell along with several variations on this great, classic design.
This class was previously recorded but has some great content. Please enjoy and happy Labor Day weekend.
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So much wonder information.
Glad it was helpful!
I love the design pad
So excited to watch using this ruler!
I love clamshells
Hi Kate
Hi 👋
Les règles facilitent vraiment le matelassage machine . Merci pour les vidéos
Je vous en prie. Je suis tres heureux que vous aimez ma teneur. Je vous remercie aussi pour voir mes videos.
Good
Iowa❤you
I can’t tell if tape is on the side touching the material or on side your fingers are touching?
The grip tape should go against the fabric. It makes the template “stick” to the fabric and then the template and fabric can move together more smoothly.
Thank you for your detailed tutorials! Do you think that this set would work with my Janome 4120 QDC? I am new at quilting - I am not sure if this is a high or low shank machine.
It is low shank. I recommend the Westalee starter foot set.
Check out this link for more information:
www.fabrikatedquilts.com/shop/c/p/Westalee-Ruler-Foot-Starter-Set-x58914136.htm
Are you fusing your fabric to the batting?
Not fusing-spray baste g
1inch high
What kind of pen are you using to mark the fabric?
Here is a link to a list of things I like to use. I mainly use white chalk products on light and air erase or the duo marker in lighter colored projects.
www.fabrikatedquilts.com/shop/Kate-Approved-Marking-Tools-for-Quilting.htm
1 inch across at highest point of arc???
You got it!’
1 in