FMQ Teflon Sheet for bed of machine? Anyone know?
#13
I don't have the Supreme Slider, but I did find something that has worked for me and is much cheaper. I use a teflon sheet for ironing appliques to fusible. Cut a hole in it for the needle and used masking tape to tape down to extension table and machine.
#14
If you buy the Sew Slip brand sheet, it's about twice as big for the same price as the Supreme Slider.
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http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll...m=120606839114 (I have no affiliation with this seller whatsoever - this is just a quick way to show you what I'm talking about :) )
#15
I made one and did a thread on it. Go to search and enter "Free Motion Slider". I showed pictures of product that I used. Hope this helps. I have used it and it works great for me.
http://www.quiltingboard.com/search....+slider&u=&s=0
http://www.quiltingboard.com/search....+slider&u=&s=0
#16
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Originally Posted by kwendt
Originally Posted by amma
Many here swear by these, but your machine does need to be set into a table/cabinet for it to work :wink: :D:D:D
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I have one and thought I liked it. Then, I did a big-ish quilt without it. My feed dogs don't drop so I just set the stitch length to zero, and, surprise to me, it worked better. Can't explain it. My machine is in a table.
#19
Originally Posted by plainpat
Found this for same price. Not sure what the difference is, if any.
http://www.sewslip.com/
http://www.sewslip.com/
#20
Originally Posted by salmonsweet
Originally Posted by kwendt
Originally Posted by amma
Many here swear by these, but your machine does need to be set into a table/cabinet for it to work :wink: :D:D:D
My big thing is that I don't want to tape anything down, if I don't have to. Might leave a sticky mess, and as several have said... I imagine that the quilt will drag on the taped areas then.
But I do need to pull it up to get to my drop in bobbin.
Thanks everyone! I've got at least three manufacturers now.. and a possible DIY option. You are all the best!!!! :D
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