I do a variety, either hand quilt, machine quilt, stitch in the ditch, or send it out to a quilter, depends on my mood.
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I do my own free motion on my machine.
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Originally Posted by BayleeSue
how many quilt all of their quilts? I bought a Mega quilter several years ago, was never able to quilt with it, I got so frustrated with it, I sold it. Do most of you have long arm quilting machines or quilt with your regular machines?
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i quilt every quilt on my kenmore sewing machine i have done from lap to king size the bigger ones are harder to do and take longer (because i have to stop and rest my shoulders) but i have to work with what i can afford, i would love to get a sewing machine with a bigger throat spce but everytime i try to save for one the money needs to go for something else more important !!
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I do simple SID on my Brother HS2000. DH just let me get a walking foot and FMQ foot for it yesterday, so will be trying those soon.
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Originally Posted by Dreaming
I don't have the talent to machine quilt and/or the patience. I have someone with a longarm do mine. Unfortunately, I can't afford to right now, or actually for a long time now. It can be quite expensive. Maybe I should try my own machine quilting, but I just don't have the time to practice to be good. I have alot of excuses, don't I?
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Originally Posted by quilt3311
I have the HQ-16 sit down model. Love it. I didn't have to relearn quilting --quilted on regular machine for years and really cannot stand that long to quilt with a framed long arm.
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I do the quilting on my domestic machine and also on a quilting frame with the same machine.Still improving with practice.
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I do aLl my quilting on my machine :) I find it fun to come up with new ideas and challenge myself with different designs. Ive learned alot and I know my seam ripper is my friend at times! I made a table runner for my future step mother and she thought I brought it to a long arm quilter..she was amazed I did it all free motion on her old necchi machine!
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our LQS lets us rent their long arm for $15.00 per hour.
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