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Originally Posted by Suz
(Post 7315131)
It is my understanding that the top or opening of the "harp" portion of the halo collapses and distorts the fabrics. When it collapses, it wrinkles and causes irregular stitching.
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Originally Posted by cactusmomma
(Post 7315130)
Just watched You Tube video an they look like the Martelli hoops would work well. Then I checked Amazon and wow! they are expensive.
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Here is the link to the thread I mentioned above:
http://www.quiltingboard.com/main-f1...e-t240933.html |
Mine shines brightly , nooo I think it is slightly dull. No saint here.
if you are talking about those various shapes which hold fabric for free motion my personnel experience and comment is a waste of time. I felt there was not enough room to get the darning foot, quilting foot to do intricate patterns. Perhaps it is me but I would suggest you go freemotion without one. |
Thanks for the good suggestions. Looked them up and they seem like they'd fix my problem.
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One last note -- I would suggest buying from Martelli direct rather than from amazon. If you register at the website, you'll get notices of their sales. They have 50% off sales several times a year.
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I have a halo if you are interested pm me. I have longarm now so have no need for it.
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I like mine. Easy- peasy to use.
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Suz, can you explain the collapsing of the halo....mine is a heavy solid ring coated in plastic....it is metal inside...no way to collapse. There is no opening on the halo...it is a solid ring.
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I have the Tiara II, a sit-down mid arm and recently bought the Babylock TruGrip seen here: https://babylock.com/accessories/sti...roduct_ID=BLTG
I saw it at a quilt show and the fact that it kept the stitch regulator close was the selling point for me. I haven't tried it yet, so hope it works as well as the demonstrator modeled. Often my SR will migrate too far away. I think I paid something like $69. so a bit pricey, but it may be worth it's wait in gold if it works. |
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