Old 12-16-2012, 06:33 PM
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Tartan
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Location: Ontario, Canada
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Welcome from Ontario, Canada. Are you asking about a consistent hand quilting stitch length? If so, I notice that if I can load my needle with 4 to 5 stitches and then pull the thread through that I get more consistent stitch length than just a couple of stitches loaded on the needle. The more stitches loaded on the needle can make it harder to pull the needle through so try a broccoli elastic for a better grip or keep a pair of needle nose pliers handy. I have a nice set of pliers from Walmart that were in the jewelry aisle with rubber hand grips and springs for easier use.
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