Old 07-26-2020, 05:23 AM
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bearisgray
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Welcome to the Quilting Board.

This is probably one of the the safer sites on the internet!

Read/study the manual/instruction book that comes with your machine. Familiarize yourself with the parts.

Try whatever it is that is being talked about in the manual when you come to it.

Even if you never, ever use that feature/function again - you will know that it is available.

If the instructions in the book/manual are not making sense - go to YouTube for help. Sometimes it takes more than one pass at learning something new.

If you want to practice "driving" - unthread the machine and "sew" on lined paper.

Then get some scrap material (rethread the machine now - lol) - or worn out garments - different types of old clothing - denim - socks - underwear - and just play with it. Figure on using a couple of spools of thread just for practicing/playing around.

Move the levers, push the buttons, touch the screen - see what it can do.

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