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Old 01-29-2011, 06:20 AM
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crashnquilt
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If you are doing a small tight stipple, you do want to keep the stitches smaller so the curves look like curves. If you are doing straight stitching then the stitches can be a bit larger. Remember when you are doing any curves you do need to take it slower or your stitches will "eyelash" on the back of the quilt.

FMQ on a domestic machine does take some practice. You have to get into a rhythm with your machine.

Good luck.
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