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Pinning a Pattern Piece... How to pin Pattern Pieces on fabric for sewing

 

When pinning pattern pieces to fabric the pins should be parallel to the cutting line on the pattern piece as shown above.  Notice the pin placement in the photo below which shows incorrect pining for patterns.

 

The pins are perpendicular to the cutting line.  I have found that many students want to pin this way. When I tell them it is not correct they can not understand why until I hand them a pair of scissors and say pretend you are going to cut around the cutting line.  Then they realize that all the pins are in the way and stick out. 

When pinning a pattern place the pins parallel to the cutting line as close to the line as you can making sure they do not interfere with your cutting.

When ever you have a pattern with a "Place on Fold" just like shown in the photo above, make sure you pin your fold line first, then pin around the pattern piece.  This holds it in secure and places correctly on the grain for you. 

 
 

 

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NEW Autumn Leaves Raggedy Quilt Kit

Decorate Your Harvest Home with this easy to sew PRE-CUT Autumn Raggedy Quilt Kit

 

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Setting the Table for Harvest Time

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