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Re: How do you stop your foot pedal from moving around? 19 Nov 2012 09:46 #92093

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Very interesting! I look forward to your blog to see how it's done. Maybe it's just because I don't know much about EPP, but I never would have thought to have one piece completely encompassed by another. I'm very curious to see how that's done. Thanks!

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Re: How do you stop your foot pedal from moving around? 19 Nov 2012 09:32 #92092

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The workmanship is also rather stunning. Great work!
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Re: How do you stop your foot pedal from moving around? 19 Nov 2012 08:02 #92083

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the colors are simply stunning, Rosemary! :D

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Re: How do you stop your foot pedal from moving around? 19 Nov 2012 07:47 #92080

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Yep, English Paper Piecing.

I'm working on a sample to show that there is more to EPP than just plain old hexagons - actually it is for the girls over at threadbias.com, but I was planning on putting it on my blog as well. One of them didn't believe me when I posted this and said that I had made it by EPP. :roll:

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They thought that it was applique.
So I had to show them the back as well

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The numbers are about 1 1/4" tall. I got back to the technique after seeing the V&A quilt exhibition & the 1718 coverlet held by the Quilters Guild of GB.


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Re: How do you stop your foot pedal from moving around? 19 Nov 2012 07:08 #92076

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loise98 wrote:
Rosemary, EPP? I am reading all these ideas and continue to say bad words to my contrary foot pedal which seams ( :) ) to have a mind of its own. When you guys come up with the 5 star solution I'll hop on the wagon.

EPP - English Paper Piecing?

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Re: How do you stop your foot pedal from moving around? 19 Nov 2012 05:39 #92072

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Rosemary, EPP? I am reading all these ideas and continue to say bad words to my contrary foot pedal which seams ( :) ) to have a mind of its own. When you guys come up with the 5 star solution I'll hop on the wagon.
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Re: How do you stop your foot pedal from moving around? 19 Nov 2012 04:00 #92071

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you can buy in continent store non sleep pad for mobile phone on dash board on the car or non sleep pad for closet in the kitchen, cut it to the right size, and voila! you got it and doesnt cost a lot of money too. success
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Re: How do you stop your foot pedal from moving around? 19 Nov 2012 03:05 #92067

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Reetzbobeetz wrote:
Good to know Ritzy. Now I have to just go out and buy one - or a silicone baking sheet. I had an idea that I might flatten out a silicone cup cake case but I must have given them away too. I suppose they will jump out of a cupboard at me as soon as I come home with the mouse pad and baking sheet. :roll:
But of course they will! :roll: :lol:
I am doing some EPP at the moment & lost one of the pieces, it turned up as soon has I had made it's replacement :evil:


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Re: How do you stop your foot pedal from moving around? 18 Nov 2012 18:02 #92046

Good to know Ritzy. Now I have to just go out and buy one - or a silicone baking sheet. I had an idea that I might flatten out a silicone cup cake case but I must have given them away too. I suppose they will jump out of a cupboard at me as soon as I come home with the mouse pad and baking sheet. :roll:
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Re: How do you stop your foot pedal from moving around? 18 Nov 2012 17:35 #92037

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I did try my mouse pad under the foot yesterday. It worked--of course it hasn't been there long enough for the dog hair to make a difference but we will see.
Blessing from Northwest Indiana, USA
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Re: How do you stop your foot pedal from moving around? 18 Nov 2012 09:37 #92019

Hello,
I also bought one of those foot mats for my carpeted floor... it didnt work either. I like the idea SuperJudy's granddaughter had best - probably the easiest and my trash can is nearby. It will only take one quick move and no more $. Thanks SuperJudy!
Cherie
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Re: How do you stop your foot pedal from moving around? 16 Nov 2012 14:51 #91916

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Phillistine here, but how about nailing it down :wink:

or put a book between it & the wall.


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Re: How do you stop your foot pedal from moving around? 16 Nov 2012 13:13 #91908

:lol: :lol: :lol:
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Re: How do you stop your foot pedal from moving around? 16 Nov 2012 12:45 #91905

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It just dawned on me that the reason I sew barefoot is when I have to chase the foot controller around I can grab it easier with my toes and pull it back to me. :lol: I think I will look for one of the silicon mats to try. The basement gets cold in the winter and I may be able to keep my slippers on. :lol: :lol:
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