You stitch to the end, then, push the back button and stitch about three stitches backward and then finish to the edge again. Cut the threads close and you are done. If you'd like to see that, watch the last Janome Sew Mini video here on my RUclips channel
Just found this video. Love the project but I cut the squares in 1/2" squares like you said at 1:04 but they are too small to fit across. Yours look great. What did I do wrong?
Awesome, I love the look of real stitching on cards! How did you secure the end of the last stitching you did (the one that went around the perimeter on the white card stock)? Thanks! :)
I like this very much! Sure goes together faster than my fabric quilting! :o)
Great look! This is an awesome effect!
Simone
You stitch to the end, then, push the back button and stitch about three stitches backward and then finish to the edge again. Cut the threads close and you are done. If you'd like to see that, watch the last Janome Sew Mini video here on my RUclips channel
Just found this video. Love the project but I cut the squares in 1/2" squares like you said at 1:04 but they are too small to fit across. Yours look great. What did I do wrong?
Thanks so much!! :)
Love your videos!
I've actually used real fabric from my stash of scraps. It gives a nice texture.
Very Nice! TFS!
Oh wow I didnt realise you could stitch on card 😳
Awesome, I love the look of real stitching on cards!
How did you secure the end of the last stitching you did (the one that went around the perimeter on the white card stock)?
Thanks! :)
Oops, I didn't see your post...looks like we have the exact same question. :)
how did you deal with the last threads when you sew around the edge as a boarder???
@FroggieStamps curious minds think a like.
Backsticking... I did not think of that.