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Originally Posted by ljfox
I am new here but have quilted for a few years. My projects keep getting larger and now I am staring at a just finished king size quilt top. I can't bear to have anyone else quilt it but I can't do it on my regular machine. So now I am drooling on all the long arm quilting machines and can't decide what one to buy. Any good advice would be welcome!
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Hello and Welcome to the board :D:D:D
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Welcome!
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Welcome from Connecticut!
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Hello and Welcome from Germany!
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Hi and Welcome! Any long arm would be nice as far as I'm concerned, lol. I hope you get a nice one :-D
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Hello and welcome from England!
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Waves from the state of Washington!!
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Welcome from Oxford, Michigan. :)
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I have a very old Gammill and it does OK - mostly operator issues :>) Hindsight says I should stick to making tops and paying someone else to do them. It takes a fair amount of time/practice to make the quilting on my quilts look like I want them to look - but I'd rather make tops than practice. Dilemma....a closet full of tops that I don't want to ruin with my lousy quilting!! I know a lot of gals who have machines and they enjoy them. I'm too fussy with the end result and so far haven't met my own expectations. We're gone 6 months a years too so the machine just sits there for the most part. That's my tale of woe from Chicago.
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