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Old 08-05-2013, 06:19 PM
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hopetoquilt
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I don't have a LA but... my suggestion is also to keep a notebook/binder with list of thread types and batting types and fabric types and how you have adjusted tension for each item. Good reference for ending some frustration.

Machines confuse me a lot. When I use my walking foot on my DSM, I don't change the tension but when I FMQ on the same quilt, the tension needs significant adjustment. Go figure.

Also, take a break from it before you become too frustrated. Good luck
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