Viral Sewing Hacks That Work – And Some That Don’t

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Testing Reveals Which Ones Are Keepers!

Sewing and quilting hacks seem to pop up on the Internet and make the rounds on a regular basis, promising quicker, easier results. But are they worth the time, effort, and expense? Tracie from The Sewing Channel tests and reports on several in an interesting video.

The hacks include a faster way to rip out seams, a tip for storing bobbins, a method for starching fabric, an interesting idea for producing flatter seams (found at 7:30), a special ruler for cutting strips, and more. Some work surprisingly well and some … not so much.

Viral Sewing Hacks That Work - And Some That Don't

Viral Sewing Hacks That Work - And Some That Don't

Viral Sewing Hacks That Work - And Some That Don't

Watch as Tracie demonstrates the hacks and shows you her results in the video below. You’re likely to find one or more tips that you’ll want to incorporate into your quilt-making process.

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You can find the items that Tracie tested at the following links:

 

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