Bias Cut Disaster aversion therapy!

Aug 09, 2003 41 Replies

NOT an optical illusion! Well spotted! :) I use a short stitch (2 mm) to avoid puckers - you get fewer with a short stitch - and a .5 mm zigzag for stretch. I also pull the seam while sewing, to get the maximum stretch in there, giving the seam the same amount of give as the bias fabric. This wouldn't be necessary if you serged the seam under tension or used a differential feed.

I mean the Mickey Mouse (r)(tm) thing on your opening page. Now here's an idea--make the maids a set of those to wear. No one will ever see zips, hems, or anything else!

--Karen M. needing more coffee, evidently

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