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I have an employee who used to work in the computer industry, and his term for this is:
PEBCAM Problem Exists Between Chair And Machine. I have been the problem on plenty of occasions. :roll: |
Yes, you can do fancy stitiching on your machine. Start talking with Melissa, mgshaw. She's just ahead of you in the learning process.
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Originally Posted by motomom
I have an employee who used to work in the computer industry, and his term for this is:
PEBCAM Problem Exists Between Chair And Machine. I have been the problem on plenty of occasions. :roll: |
Originally Posted by GladGrams
A while ago I wrote in asking about the thread always breaking when I am free motion quilting. I just bought a brand new Husqvarna sewing machine and was sure there was something wrong with it.
Well, there was definitely something wrong, only the problem was --- ME :oops: As a beginging quilter I was not running the machine at a steady speed and the stopping and starting and stuttering was breaking the thread. I have now spent untold hours practicing and guess what? NO THREAD BREAKS because I am now able to just let'er rip and stop worrying. I am no where near being able to do any specific designs but am proud of finally gotten this far. NEW QUESTION: Is it possible to do fancy designs using just my sewing machine or does one need a long arm? (which is way out of reach on my budget :mrgreen: ) |
Good for you. My dad would say it was a problem with a nut behind the controls. It took me a long time go realize he was talking about me, guess I'm kind of slow sometimes.
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