In the first place I hadn't used the Bernina auto button hole in a long time. You have a choice to use either the automatic or just do it manually. I like the auto one better. I screwed up because I forgot how to use it, and then I place it on the fabric crooked, even though I thought I place it straight. I know I am suppose to test drive the button hole and I did that, but wouldn't you know it; when I actually got on the fabric the machine seemed temper mental, of course we all know that it was more than likely user error. I would like to blame this on the machine. Much easier lol! I learned a lot from making this shirt. Now the next one I make will be much better without the mistakes at least not as noticeable. From a distance the shirt looks not too shabby lol! I really have to figure out what design to cover up the button holes. Well on to the next project.
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Thursday, July 21, 2011
last touches
In the first place I hadn't used the Bernina auto button hole in a long time. You have a choice to use either the automatic or just do it manually. I like the auto one better. I screwed up because I forgot how to use it, and then I place it on the fabric crooked, even though I thought I place it straight. I know I am suppose to test drive the button hole and I did that, but wouldn't you know it; when I actually got on the fabric the machine seemed temper mental, of course we all know that it was more than likely user error. I would like to blame this on the machine. Much easier lol! I learned a lot from making this shirt. Now the next one I make will be much better without the mistakes at least not as noticeable. From a distance the shirt looks not too shabby lol! I really have to figure out what design to cover up the button holes. Well on to the next project.
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