Quilting on DSM (not long-arm)
06-12-2015, 04:53 PM
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Yesterday, I finished quilting a lap size quilt on my DSM. I spent one afternoon on straight line quilting with my walking foot. The quilt had lots of straight stitching. Yesterday, I did the free motion quilting. I was very pleased with how the quilting turned out. About the only quilting I do on my DSM are children's twin size quilts. They usually take me 2 or 3 afternoons.
06-13-2015, 11:26 PM
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Originally Posted by suern3
There you go, EasyPeezy! I think that you will be pleased that you decided to quilt it yourself. I get a lot of satisfaction from finishing my quilts even though during the process, if you could hear me, you wouldn't think so 
I always wish that I would keep track of the time it takes, but never do remember to do that. Let's just say "quite a while". I like the BuckeyeRose put it, I, too, am slow and deliberate. Not to be mistaken as "perfect" by any means! But I do enjoy them when I'm done.
I always wish that I would keep track of the time it takes, but never do remember to do that. Let's just say "quite a while". I like the BuckeyeRose put it, I, too, am slow and deliberate. Not to be mistaken as "perfect" by any means! But I do enjoy them when I'm done.DH took a look and was kind enough not to mention the mistakes.
He knows on which side to butter his bread.
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