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Old 11-12-2013, 09:44 AM
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Buckeye Rose
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When I do fmq on my DSM, I find it difficult to make the transition from moving the pencil across the paper, to moving the fabric under the needle. I found practicing on paper or a dry erase board to be wasted time. I had to make practice sandwiches and do actual fmq....I also found that I do better when sewing the designs upside down, so I can see where I am sewing! So try several different methods to find one that works best for you.....don't let someone tell you that this is the only way!
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