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coffeecozy 12-16-2014 03:46 AM

I thoyght maybe by keeping the embroidery related questions as part of the regular forum it keeps more people reading the posts. We are using many of the same materials so help and advice is a common body of knowledge.

Sandygirl 12-16-2014 03:56 AM

Sew Forum is mostly embroidery topics these days. Sandy

Olectra 12-16-2014 04:20 AM

I just went over to the Sew Forum. I discovered that you have to register in order to see the topics.

Bneighbor 12-16-2014 05:08 AM

Sew Forum
 

Originally Posted by Olectra (Post 7009700)
I just went over to the Sew Forum. I discovered that you have to register in order to see the topics.

I have been a member of Sew Forum for a number of years. I see no problem with registering, since you had to register for this quilt forum. They cover a great deal of subjects, something for everyone. But my request is more for adding embroidery to THIS forum to enhance quilting. When I sew, I refer to sewing forums, when I race I go to racing forums, when I quilt, I want to come here. How hard is this request? Especially since so many would like to have an embroidey forum and have voiced their opinion.I get ads once in a while from All Brands (the owner of the site), and you can opt-out of their emails. Btw, they do have great sales.To the powers that be; can we, who love quilting, have an embroidery forum too?

Sandygirl 12-16-2014 04:02 PM

Just post your embroidery related questions as a new thread topic.

I dont know of ANY online forum that does not require registering. Even Yahoo groups require it. What is the big deal?
sandy

Olectra 12-16-2014 07:58 PM

I registered, not a big deal. I had seen that forum before, but didn't see any recent posts so I thoight it was a dead board. I was able to see that it is really an active board after I registered.

It would pretty awesome to have an emroidery forum here since I will be using embroidery on most of my quilts. No biggie though. :)

Sophie2 12-17-2014 04:45 AM


Originally Posted by Neesie (Post 7009559)
I agree. Embroidery is a lot more related to quilting, than recipes.

I agree - I don't cook, I sew and embroidery. Love this board and I think an Embroidery Forum would enhance the site.

SingerSewer 12-17-2014 05:05 AM


Originally Posted by Sophie2 (Post 7011140)
I agree - I don't cook, I sew and embroidery. Love this board and I think an Embroidery Forum would enhance the site.

I agree. Many of the quilters I am acquainted with have embroidery machines. Everyone I know who has an embroidery machine would love to learn to do more on them and certainly more tricks and tips. Thank you for posting about an Embroidery Forum.

chamby 12-17-2014 06:50 AM

I was wondering if anyone owns a singer embroidery machine. I have read only bad reviews on this machine. Would love to hear from someone who actually has one and uses it regularly. I really can not afford the machines that are thousands of dollars. I would like to do larger designs. However, I do not want to waste my money on a machine that is only going to give me problems. Would appreciate any help.
Thanks Charlene

quiltnut4ever 12-18-2014 05:11 PM

Charlene have you checked out the Brother PE770. From what I hear on this forum there are many that have it and have not had a problem. Cost wise it is not too expensive compared to the Singer. I'm sure whatever you choose you will love it. :sew:


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