Machine throats
Hi. I am new to machine quilting. When I research machines, very few sites give the throat deminisions. How important is the throat size when using free motion?
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Welcome from western NY and happy quilting :)
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i usually try Amazon... they give detailed info and great reviews. I also look at the manufacturers website... they usually give the specs somewhere. I know... sometimes it takes a lot of digging
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Welcome from Ontario, Canada. The bigger the throat the better.
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Welcome from Maryland. Get the biggest throat you can afford.
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Welcome from California. If you plan on making quilts larger than baby or lap, the larger throat size will be extremely helpful. So, I agree with zozee and tartan, the bigger the better!!
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Hello and welcome from an Iowa girl!
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If you plan to quilt twin size or larger,a big throat helps a lot. If you look on the descriptions of the machine,that will likely tell you what you need to know.
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Welcome from Michigan!:)
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When I first doing FMQ, I did it on a machine with a 7 or 9 inch throat, and I did several king size quilts. Then I got a machine with a 11 inch throat. What a difference. Now I'm thinking maybe a sit down quilting machine. Get the largest one you can afford. It will make the quilting much more fun.
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