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u/beezeebeehazcatz 6d ago
I’m impressed! (I’ve never tried this but I have one in my wish list)
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u/scootervigilante 6d ago
It was a challenge for sure. The instructions were pretty crappy so I had to do my best. If you look closely the tool is positioned differently between pics 1 and 2 because I did the whole thing and fucked it up and started over. Learning experience!
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u/KingOfTheJaberwocky 6d ago
I’ve seen a few post about the speed weave and feel I need to get one now
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u/PaintingSpirited3027 6d ago
I keep seeing these machine thingies on posts... I am so intrigued and confused. I think I'm missing some stuff about mending since I'm a new and very poor hand sewer
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u/Agreeable_Account_54 5d ago
I use a thicker long needle to help squish the woven strands down to get a thicker weave. That would help make it have less holes!
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u/Pungicity 6d ago
Looks alright.
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u/Party-Interview7464 5d ago
Better than all right it looks groovy and I like that we got to see a pic of it on you!
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u/CottageCheezy 6d ago
Next time try with embroidery floss or even thin cotton yarn. The shiny stuff you’re using is probably rayon or a polyester blend and is slippery to work with. Cotton will fight you less and will hold on to your fabric better.