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 Originally Posted by RK-REX
I spent a good two hours playing around tonight, tried everything possible. Upper and lower tensions, new needle, different size needle, stitch length, foot pressure.....no dice. Pucker, pucker, pucker. So I had some fabric of a similar weight that I'd used to make some flashes with. Folded it over, set all the settings back to "normal" ran a line of stitches down each side of a faux box pleat. Perfectly straight. (Insert lots of vulgarity and profanity here!)
Rikk, my guess on your fabric is that there was some stretch in it that you didn't notice. It isn't actually hard to miss in some of the wallyworld fabrics. I bought some really nice olive fabric awhile back that felt really nice in the store, but when I got it washed and was getting ready to cut it, I found out it had a stretch in one direction. I cussed so loud the cats wouldn't come near me for days.
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