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Old 06-01-2015, 07:49 AM
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joe'smom
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You are not alone. I let my HQ Sweet 16 sit for quite awhile before I worked up the courage to start, and I've heard quite a few other people say the same. Why not take it in small steps. Go and thread your machine for starters, wind a bobbin, check your bobbin tension. Get familiar with your machine so it doesn't feel like a stranger. I would suggest not starting on a real quilt; do some practice sandwiches first. You will be thrilled once you get going.
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