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OMG Turn and top stitched equal beautiful!

post #1 of 16
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I learned the art of T&T today
It is gorgeous when done straight And learned how to make the legs ruffley and girly WOOHOO!
Need to order sherpa and OV and orgnai cotton fleece
anyone know where I can get some?
post #2 of 16
How do you do that??? Do you need anything special?
post #3 of 16
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Nope jsut a regular sewing machine
I'll post diaper pics later tonight after the kids are asleep
post #4 of 16
And instructions too?
post #5 of 16
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I cut both inner and inner out. sewn the elastic on the inside of the outer fabric. not through both fabrics. Then aI sew wrong sides together(i use DD pattern so I turn it the right way through the wings) then ?After i get it the right way I go over it and make sure to stretch the elastic. I try to get as close as I can to the outside of the outer fabric
It make it ruffley and professional looking.
I can take pics of every step if you need it I use a QD soaker and sew it in the back I zig zag over the edges for that.
post #6 of 16
I agree T&T is nice! I have a serger and love to use it for doublers and inserts and stuff, but lately I've been making T&T fitteds cause they look so clean lined. I like to do mine with the elastic sewn onto the seam alowance and then sewing around the elastic when topstiching.
post #7 of 16
I'd love to see pics
post #8 of 16
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The pics are here someone
I'll look for it and bump it.
post #9 of 16
Pics? Oooo! Me, me, me!! I wanna see
post #10 of 16
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http://search.hp.netscape.com/hp/boo...obucket.com%2F



It's the purple castle diaper
Sorry the link is so long
post #11 of 16
It wont let me see the dipes, do I need to have a login and password?
Jackie
post #12 of 16
I can't see either!
post #13 of 16
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post #14 of 16
That castle print is so cute! I also like the blue striped one.
post #15 of 16
I know.
That's how I do all mine.
post #16 of 16
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I love that blue striped wool It's my favorite and so soft

I bought some hemp fleece and OCF so hopefully this week I'll be sewing again
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