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Wow I cant wait to watch this. Thank you so much. I will grasp it much better seeing it as opposed to reading about it. The visual will be really helpful. I am going to watch it now. There is hope! yay.
Thanks again, Mona B |
I find that this board has an answer for every darn thing I ever ask! I LOVE YOU ALL!
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I never thought of that. Doesnt that make the quilt less strong having the batting in pieces or am I misunderstanding the process?
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Originally Posted by romanojg
Check out Lea Day's site; she does all of her free motion on a regular machine. She shows you how to set up tables around your machine to make a work area especially for a large quilt; she doesn't use reall expensive tables either. She has lots of designs and such.
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Originally Posted by mona202
I never thought of that. Doesnt that make the quilt less strong having the batting in pieces or am I misunderstanding the process?
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Originally Posted by craftybear
I have been saving abbreviations and will post the link here for you
http://www.quiltingboard.com/user_page.jsp?upnum=1743 |
One of the first quilts I did was a king size. I did lap quilting or quilt as you go. It is just like quilting in sections. I was hand quilting but it would be the same on the machine. A lot of people use the older machines that have a larger harp area for quilting.
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