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19th July 09, 07:30 PM
#11
Originally Posted by Ted Crocker
Don't know if it matters, but I've often used a knife that has been sharpened in a certain way to cut tight stitches. It's sharpend without removing all the tiny, tiny serarations made by the stone, and it almost saws through the stiche. So I stick the point between the stitches, pull the seam apart a little, then move the knife just a little. It saws the stich on a very small scale, if that makes sense.
Yeah, that makes sense. I use a scalpel or a sharpened exacto knife to cut threads sometimes. they're wicked sharp, and you just touch the thread, and it cuts. I don't have that kind of room picking these stiches out, though.
I got one of the side seams done tonight. It took ages, because I couldn't remember the right order to do a french seam in. If I get work done tomorrow, I'll get the pocket bag put in, finish the seam, and do the other side. Pics then.
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