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Ruby the Quilter 03-18-2011 06:49 PM

My DH decided I needed to upgrade my Tin Lizzie. I now have the Tin Lizzie 18 with the Lizzie Stitch. I'm going to love it. The stitches are sooo nice. I have a dunkard path quilt ready to quilt. Guess cooking and cleaning will take a second to playing with my new toy. Now I want to learn to do feathers. Does anyone have ideas on how to learn to do this?

Ruby the Quilter

Rose L 03-18-2011 06:51 PM

Watch lots of videos and then Practice, practice, practice.
Wishing you the best with your new machine!

Feather3 03-18-2011 07:46 PM

I don't have a LA, but I think they make what's called "pantographs" you follow with the laser on yoor machine to trace/stitch the design out. Perhaps rewording your message title will get you more answers on this.

quilterella 03-19-2011 12:39 AM


Originally Posted by Ruby the Quilter
My DH decided I needed to upgrade my Tin Lizzie. I now have the Tin Lizzie 18 with the Lizzie Stitch. I'm going to love it. The stitches are sooo nice. I have a dunkard path quilt ready to quilt. Guess cooking and cleaning will take a second to playing with my new toy. Now I want to learn to do feathers. Does anyone have ideas on how to learn to do this?

Ruby the Quilter

I just ordered this setup...I can hardly wait. It will be arriving the last week of March. In the meantime, I'll paint out her new room and wait patiently. Congratulations on your upgrade.

ChubbyBunny 03-19-2011 12:44 AM

Contests, Ruby! I am green with envy. Tin Lizzie is my dream machine.

pstoner 03-19-2011 05:47 AM


Originally Posted by Ruby the Quilter
My DH decided I needed to upgrade my Tin Lizzie. I now have the Tin Lizzie 18 with the Lizzie Stitch. I'm going to love it. The stitches are sooo nice. I have a dunkard path quilt ready to quilt. Guess cooking and cleaning will take a second to playing with my new toy. Now I want to learn to do feathers. Does anyone have ideas on how to learn to do this?

Ruby the Quilter

Trying thinking "half a heart, half a heart", up one side, down the other is how they taught us in class. If you bauble a bit, you can echo around them and they still will be beautiful.

CarrieAnne 03-19-2011 06:03 AM

Lucky you!


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