Compact Portable Sewing Machine
01-13-2011, 03:44 PM
#41
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Join Date: Jun 2009
Location: Sugar Land, Texas
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I have a question for all of you who have small machines that you take to classes:
I have always heard that you should use the same machine to stitch all of the blocks for a quilt. Do you change to your larger machine to complete the work started in a class or do you feel it is necessary to continue to use the travel machine to finish?
It would be great to keep a small machine for classes, but this question has bothered me so I have always taken my regular machine to classes.
I have always heard that you should use the same machine to stitch all of the blocks for a quilt. Do you change to your larger machine to complete the work started in a class or do you feel it is necessary to continue to use the travel machine to finish?
It would be great to keep a small machine for classes, but this question has bothered me so I have always taken my regular machine to classes.
01-13-2011, 06:41 PM
#44
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Join Date: Aug 2010
Location: Mena, Arkansas
Posts: 1,351
Vintage Singer Featherweight. I always carry one to class. Last night I carpooled with a neighbor, and had put my FW into a cloth case with a shoulder strap. She put that over her shoulder, picked up her (much larger) vintage Kenmore, and then asked me where my sewing machine was!
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01-13-2011, 06:42 PM
#45
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Location: Mena, Arkansas
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Originally Posted by zkosh
I have a question for all of you who have small machines that you take to classes:
I have always heard that you should use the same machine to stitch all of the blocks for a quilt. Do you change to your larger machine to complete the work started in a class or do you feel it is necessary to continue to use the travel machine to finish?
It would be great to keep a small machine for classes, but this question has bothered me so I have always taken my regular machine to classes.
I have always heard that you should use the same machine to stitch all of the blocks for a quilt. Do you change to your larger machine to complete the work started in a class or do you feel it is necessary to continue to use the travel machine to finish?
It would be great to keep a small machine for classes, but this question has bothered me so I have always taken my regular machine to classes.
01-13-2011, 07:15 PM
#49
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Join Date: Jan 2009
Location: Southern California
Posts: 6,254
Originally Posted by zkosh
I have a question for all of you who have small machines that you take to classes:
I have always heard that you should use the same machine to stitch all of the blocks for a quilt. Do you change to your larger machine to complete the work started in a class or do you feel it is necessary to continue to use the travel machine to finish?
It would be great to keep a small machine for classes, but this question has bothered me so I have always taken my regular machine to classes.
I have always heard that you should use the same machine to stitch all of the blocks for a quilt. Do you change to your larger machine to complete the work started in a class or do you feel it is necessary to continue to use the travel machine to finish?
It would be great to keep a small machine for classes, but this question has bothered me so I have always taken my regular machine to classes.
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