Woo hoo! It's the start that's hardest. Even though I have done many, in my Janome 1600 and my Tin Lizzie, i STILL have a heck of a time getting past the fear of starting.
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Woo hoo! It's the start that's hardest. Even though I have done many, in my Janome 1600 and my Tin Lizzie, i STILL have a heck of a time getting past the fear of starting.
Keep up the good work. Much better for them to be used. I too am new to FMQing. Am taking baby steps and this works for me.
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The quilt is washed and dried and on my bed even though it's only 55x64". It crinkled up nicely. I like the texture the quilting gives it but the thing I don't like is the thread color. The background is mostly pink so I went with a pink thread and it looks fine there. Where I have dark red squares and narrow border, the thread looks almost white and I can see every wonky stitch. :-)
I just got my FMQ foot for my Brother machine that I had ordered. Any Ideas on online tutorials? I have no idea what I'm doing but would love to learn how to quilt some heart templets I just bought for a baby quilt
Way to go! I still haven't gotten to that point with my quilting...yet.![]()
...cuz I said sew! www.sallysaw.blogspot.com
So happy to see this, I took a class but not used it yet at home, kind of afraid.....haha but I am going to jump in just like u....u said u used a denim needle and dogs raised, so no problem of moving the material then, wow, ok......thanks for sharing and getting some of us moving ......
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