Originally Posted by
Kelly_Y
Today, I learned that you should use a walking or at least non-stick foot when quilting on a relatively new tee shirt.
In the process or trying with a regular foot, the resulting knots were impossible to get out with a seam-ripper. I'm going to have to cut that square out and QAYG in a replacement.
So for today's discussion, what lessons have you learned the hard way?
Not a proper reply to the actual post question, but hopefully a helpful hint: When sewing t-shirts where the foot doesn't glide smoothly, I lay strips of waxed paper between the shirt and my foot. I can see thru it and the foot glides easily over all design materials.