sewing onto a scrap of fabric

[gene]

Howdy,

I can't find the thread where sewing onto a scrap of fabric was talked about. So, I'll start a new thread.

I have tried this and it's great. It makes things easier when I am sewing something where I have a lot of starts and stops. It also makes things easier when I am tired.

I can also see where it saves thread which is good when you're using some to the more expensive thread.

Thanks for the original thread.

gene

[sofadoc]

It was the "Backup bobbin cases" topic where the runoff pads were brought up.
I kinda like it too, but I keep reverting back to my old evil ways. It's like diet and exercise......hard habit to get into.......easy one to fall out of.

[forsailbyowner]

Along the same lines if I have a bunch of small stuff to do I back tack and stick the next piece against it continue sewing. End up with the pieces chained together and simply snip them apart

[Mojo]

It was the "Backup bobbin cases" topic where the runoff pads were brought up.
I kinda like it too, but I keep reverting back to my old evil ways. It's like diet and exercise......hard habit to get into.......easy one to fall out of.

Ditto.

Old people like Dennis and I are very hard to train. I tried it, thought it was great but go right back to my old way of doing it. Stubborn old people can be difficult. :)

Chris

[sofadoc]

Old people like Dennis and I are very hard to train.

Who you callin' old? >:(