Old 05-24-2011, 01:11 AM
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katier825
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Originally Posted by dunster
I quilted all my large quilts in sections on my DSM before I got a longarm. I used methods from Marti Michell's book. I also quilted one large quilt in one piece on the DSM after basting it with water soluble thread on the John Flynn frame. It can be done! (But I really recommend quilting in sections if you're using the DSM - much easier.)
Do you have a favorite method from that book? I've only experimented with samples, not on an actual quilt yet. I was thinking of splitting the batting into 1/2 or 1/3's and quilting part, then adding the batting. I just don't know how successful I'd be at reattaching the next piece of batting when I'm ready. I wondered if it's hard to handle to get it to line up just right. I guess I'm picturing getting it all lined up and it separating once I get to the machine. Got any tips?
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