Thread: FMQ question
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Old 03-07-2016, 07:53 AM
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rryder
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While I don't use her method I do prefer a non-hopping foot for FMQ if I'm doing very small, intricate curves, it's easier to get them nice and smooth if the foot isn't hopping. Both of the machines that I use regularly to FMQ prefer to have feed dogs down, stitch length doesn't seem to matter to them. I think it depends on the machine. Some of them do better one way and some another.

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