Sewing Tip - Easier Turning that Tiny Loop in Men's Kwik Sew 2935

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Easier Turning that Tiny Loop in Men's Kwik Sew 2935 (Tip/Technique)

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betta1


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	Member since: 6/18/04
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7/21/06 10:35 AM

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I searched the database and I didn't see anything like this, so I think it's new (new to me!).

I couldn't find the length of cotton cord that the Kwik Sew pattern instructions called for to sew and turn the teeny-tiny neck loop, but I did have a leftover length of quarter inch silk ribbon for silk ribbon embroidery in the drawer.

It worked great - thin, strong and really slippery for pulling the loop through on itself. I'll be using it for loops from now on...

Gail

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	martinanne said... Necessity is the mother of invention! Great job coming up with a better alternative. 7/22/06 2:51 AM
	Merry G said... Awesome idea...thanks! 7/22/06 8:19 AM
	PVA said... Thanks for the tip -- I'll have to try it! 7/22/06 2:12 PM