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Old 10-22-2011, 04:49 AM
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Originally Posted by stitchengramie
Is that want they call a "long arm sewing machine"?
Well, technically, I think it is a small model of a long arm machine. Although when folks here talk about using a "Long Arm" they are referring to a machine this size, or most likely even longer, mounted on rails with a frame holding rollers of the quilt top and backing with batting between, where you move the machine, not the quilt, to do the actual quilting.

I'll be using the same method for FMQing that I have used before with my domestic machines where the machine will sit on a table, and I will move the quilt sandwich through the machine. That's what is referred to as the "sit-down" or "push-through" method of quilting.
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wow congrats! good score
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Congrats!!!!
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Old 10-22-2011, 05:21 AM
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Originally Posted by azwendyg
Originally Posted by stitchengramie
Is that want they call a "long arm sewing machine"?
Well, technically, I think it is a small model of a long arm machine. Although when folks here talk about using a "Long Arm" they are referring to a machine this size, or most likely even longer, mounted on rails with a frame holding rollers of the quilt top and backing with batting between, where you move the machine, not the quilt, to do the actual quilting.

I'll be using the same method for FMQing that I have used before with my domestic machines where the machine will sit on a table, and I will move the quilt sandwich through the machine. That's what is referred to as the "sit-down" or "push-through" method of quilting.
Thank you very much for exploitation, I understand now.
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WOW. What a find. Have fun with her.
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Old 10-22-2011, 08:28 AM
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Congrats, and enjoy her! I have an HQ16 with a 12" table, and love it! :)
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Very cool! Great CL score, congrats!
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I gotta check out Craigslist more often!

Lucky lucky you.
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Wow! What space! Will be a dream to quilt! Thanks for the expainations I didn't know either!!
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