Outline Stitching
01-30-2012, 12:14 PM
#11
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Just a suggestion for FMQ a 1/4" away from the design... The "Big Foot" FMQ attachment ( google it for where to buy it), has a 1/4" notch to make it easier to FMQ 1/4" away from any line or design. I have one and I like it WAY better than the darning/FMQ foot that came with my machine.
01-30-2012, 12:24 PM
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Another stupid question: what is FMQ and SID?? I worked for a state agency and am kind of good at deciphering acronyms, but some of these have me stumped. I am sure I will say duh when you answer, but nevertheless I am stumped. I am totally new to this site, but have enjoyed reading all the posts. So much information and it has helped me considerably. Since retirement, I am getting into this. I have made 20 table toppers since the end of November and a couple of avatars have sent me to the net looking for patterns. Such fun and thanks for sharing.
SID= Stitch in the ditch
01-30-2012, 02:49 PM
#13
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As I said, duh. Especially since all 20 table toppers were SID. I have even done the freehand machine quilting, just didn't think to abbreviate it. After all, that was over 20 years ago and my memory isn't that long sometimes. Thanks to all. <label for="rb_iconid_3">
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01-31-2012, 04:01 AM
#14
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Outline stitch would just "outline" an item. Echo stitching would be like ripples in a pond when you toss in a stone - "outlined" every 1/4" or so as far out as you want to go.
There is no right or wrong way to quilt your creation. There are no 'quilt police.' Just do it your way and enjoy the process.
There is no right or wrong way to quilt your creation. There are no 'quilt police.' Just do it your way and enjoy the process.
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