scrunch dont roll, drink wine, listen to soft music, dont yell at the cat, hands and feet work together, there is no brake, no delete button,...... so many rules. I am learning such a deep appreciation for quilters you could never imagine. there was a time when I though. " oh heck, I could do that" hahahahah boy was I silly. It takes a lot of pratice, patience, and grit.... and wine. hahahah
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Originally Posted by LMB
(Post 4939608)
Really a little slow with the short-cuts... what is a DWR????
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Yup a glass of wine helps a lot and enjoy it, of course you can do anything you want to why not
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To answer one of your questions. Yes, you can do other than stitch in the ditch with the walking foot. Get a stencil that has long curves or straight lines in the motif. Suggest checking the on line catalog for The Stencil Co. www.quiltingstencils.com I looked thru their catalog and suggest Pinweel and Square (SC-015) or in the Double Wedding Ring section the Egg and Dart or perhaps Double Pinwheel are possibilities. I have become interested in using the walking foot for much more than in the ditch and straight line quilting.
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DWR = double wedding ring (quilt pattern).
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LMB - love to hear how it comes out (post pictures!!!). I have an almost king size top I am needing to quilt - and plan to do it myself as well. I have never quilted more than a twin size. I was also thinking of cutting the batting into 3rds - but as with anything new, I am procrastinating! I guess I need to keep repeating - I can do it, I can do it. One day I am convinced I can do it, the next - worried I can't.
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What a great idea! Thanks for the wonderful info. @LMB: DWR=Double Wedding Ring
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I would imagine you can use you walking foot on the curves since they are gentle curves
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