Domestic Viking.
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No longarm here, a 30 year old singer most of the time, and a embroidery machine for detail sometimes. I too use the scrunch and flatten method.
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Iam using my 40 year old Viking on a grace frame. My dream is a longarm.
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No long arm for me--maybe in the future. I machine quilt, including stipling, on my Husqvarna. I always have one quilt on my Grace frame for hand quilting--usually a queen or king.
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I don't have room for long arm if I could buy one. I have an older 1500 model commercial straight stitch Brother that has a longer throat. Queen size, i sent out. The Quilt Haus in New Braunfels, Texas rents out time on their long arm for those that want. Maybe more quilt shops will start doing this.
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No long arm here either. I machine quilt on 2 machines...Viking Des. SE and my new HORIZON 7700!
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This year my sister brought a long arm on Craig's List and got a fantastic buy. Me, I do my FMQ'ing on my sewing machine.
I heard a tip that if you could not drop your feed dogs then tape a piece of plastic, like an old credit card over the feed dogs. Never tried it because I can drop mine. |
Originally Posted by rexie
If you are using a regular machine, how do you scrunch a whole quilt up under it?
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Originally Posted by betc
I have a long arm Insprira frame with a Husky Mega quilter.Got it at the Big E good deal.
The Big E is a huge New England Fair that comes around every Sept/Oct. |
regular sewing machine for me, but my quilting is not anything close to being beautiful. God bless. Penny
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