Hi Philip,
Not sure this is how you expected Q's re: Velcro to be posted. I did click on the link but it brought me back to the post a new topic page..
A very good step by step presentation. As Louise or Jane said, a picture is worth a thousand words. I always find it really hard to explain things and sometimes think I get lost along the way.
Is the compensating foot like a walking foot? The guide that it has to the right aspect of the foot looks excellent for keeping stitch lines parallel to your work. When I make up using a similar method to this, I fold the fabric under the bottom edge of the Velcro before machining it on, leaving just enough lining to slip stitch/herringbone into place. I then trim fabric and lining back prior to stitching, so all the ends are hidden under the Velcro.
Not sure this is how you expected Q's re: Velcro to be posted. I did click on the link but it brought me back to the post a new topic page..
A very good step by step presentation. As Louise or Jane said, a picture is worth a thousand words. I always find it really hard to explain things and sometimes think I get lost along the way.
Is the compensating foot like a walking foot? The guide that it has to the right aspect of the foot looks excellent for keeping stitch lines parallel to your work. When I make up using a similar method to this, I fold the fabric under the bottom edge of the Velcro before machining it on, leaving just enough lining to slip stitch/herringbone into place. I then trim fabric and lining back prior to stitching, so all the ends are hidden under the Velcro.
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