Free motion quilting
#72
If you cannot reach the foot pedal anymore, put it on a sturdy box or something else high and big enough to accomodate both the pedal and your foot.
You are a problem solver. I try to keep a piece of shelf liner under my foot to keep it from sliding.
You are a problem solver. I try to keep a piece of shelf liner under my foot to keep it from sliding.
#75
Originally Posted by cattailsquilts
That is a great idea, I dont' knwo why I didn't think of it! I mean, I do have a mid-arm in a frame that sits turned like that, why can't I turn my DSM on the sewing table to do smaller quilts? I have one of the acrylic bed extenders, too, so it would make perfect sense!
Funny how it sometimes takes someone else's question to make you realize you've already got the answer to your frustrations. =)
Funny how it sometimes takes someone else's question to make you realize you've already got the answer to your frustrations. =)
#76
Originally Posted by karendenice
Hi there. I am new to quilting and have just figured out what LQS and FMQ mean. I machine pieced three quilt tops a long, long time ago. One is a wall hanging and hand quilted ( does not look too great, but it's a first), still have binding to do. Just got sewing machine out again. (Kenmore Elite, all I could afford then and can not afford a new one).Am trying to hand quilt one. But do you think that I could FMG on the other one with the machine turned? And how do you machine piece with the machine turned and get the seams straight? H ave never quilted before and have never seen it done or even seen a long-arm machine. :?
#77
Originally Posted by countrymaid
Is that the DC2010? What settings do you use and where do you set your speed. Love the foam board idea. I didn't realize when I upgraded my extension table doesn't fit my new machine.
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