I cannot!
Well, I can cut and quilt an inchie, but I cannot make the edges look nice, despite watching tutorials on youtube, reading up on inchie edging techniques and asking my expert sewing friend, Elaine, for help. So this will likely be my only adventure down the Inchie path.
Why am I torturing myself so??? Because I thought they looked easy and I joined the Inchie Christmas swap (icon to the right... scroll down a bit). Silly me. Look before I leap...
It is good to try new things! I would be happy to receive these in a swap. The material you are working with is so pretty. Hang in there and don't be too hard on yourself.
ReplyDeleteWhat is the size you are working on? Have you tried blanket stitching by hand. I find a quit method is to drop the feed dogs and zigzag around and then go around again at an angle just go free motion. I will post a photo on my blog.
ReplyDeleteKeep on quilting
Kaylene
http://creativespaceandtime.blogspot.com
Aww...they look so so sewwwwwwwww beautiful!! you are definitely too hard on yourself because yours makes me want to make some!!!!
ReplyDeletexoxo,
ja
aedm
lol. Inchies are a bit too small for me too and I lose my patience, but oh yours are so cute!
ReplyDeleteThese are adorable!!
ReplyDeleteBut I couldn't do them....bad eyes, shaky hands and NO PATIENCE!
Great job!
I think they are very sweet!! I can't sew for beans, and have tried inchies on paper-yikes! But maybe easier than material??
ReplyDeletelynn