After reading the comments on machines, why would you need a different machine for piecing and for quilting? Thanks for the comments.
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After reading the comments on machines, why would you need a different machine for piecing and for quilting? Thanks for the comments.
I use one machine for the piecing and then keep the walking foot on the other machine... easier than switching them out all the time
Yes, me too!Originally Posted by CoriAmD
The 301 has a 1/4" guide screwed on. It's easier to use the Necchi for sewing HSTs without the guide in the way, so I am using two machines for piecing. The 301 FMQs easily, so that's her job no matter what machine pieces. These are both straight stitch machines, no zigzag, which I perfer for piecing. The Elna sits ready to do any regular sewing or any ZZ or fancy stitching.
If you have more than one machine, why not use whichever is best for a particular task? If you get more precision piecing on inexmachine, but another has a bigger harp for quilting, why not?
I do because my original machine can handle quilting, but it has a small harp area ... So second was purchased for harp space. If I had started out with the second machine I would probably only have one. So now I keep them both set up for different purposes and keep them that way.
Me three! I hate having to change the foot so this makes a easy, less stressful transition.Yes, me too!
Ditto and Ditto - me too, smile.Yes, me too!
my quilting machine with the larger throat is on a frame. for piecing, i don't need a large throat space, so my DSM works for that. if someone said that i could only have one machine, i'd be hard-pressed to part with either.
Why do we need two or more machines. Why do men need more than one wrench???
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