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    Search: Posts Made By: CorgiNole
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    Forum: Main
    04-10-2018, 09:39 AM
    Replies: 44
    Views: 3,695
    Posted By CorgiNole

    I've done it in the past and made friends along...

    I've done it in the past and made friends along the way. I don't have issues with motion sickness and didn't really notice noise other than low level conversation.
    Forum: Main
    04-10-2018, 09:25 AM
    Replies: 23
    Views: 2,778
    Posted By CorgiNole

    When I use a thimble, I place it on the end of...

    When I use a thimble, I place it on the end of the needle, but the thread is coming out the side of the eye so is not between the needle and thimble. I learned a neat trick in Sharon Schamber's...
    Forum: Main
    04-04-2018, 08:31 AM
    Replies: 20
    Views: 3,034
    Posted By CorgiNole

    You can also practice without thread - if on...

    You can also practice without thread - if on muslin, you can see the needle holes. Then add thread the next time through.
    Forum: Main
    04-04-2018, 06:51 AM
    Replies: 32
    Views: 5,838
    Posted By CorgiNole

    Do you have a copy of Heirloom Machine Quilting...

    Do you have a copy of Heirloom Machine Quilting by Harriet Hargrave? I took a class with her last month. She talked about how she uses invisible nylon thread on the top of the quilt (YLI .004) which...
    Forum: Main
    04-04-2018, 06:21 AM
    Replies: 19
    Views: 2,640
    Posted By CorgiNole

    Tailor's chalk has wax in it, and is meant to be...

    Tailor's chalk has wax in it, and is meant to be used on garments on the inside, so less tragic if it doesn't wash out.

    Try General's chalk pencils.

    Definitely do a test on the fabric before...
    Forum: Main
    04-03-2018, 01:03 PM
    Replies: 124
    Views: 51,789
    Posted By CorgiNole

    I made my own big board. I stretched/stapled an...

    I made my own big board. I stretched/stapled an old wool army blanket to the board. I have a length of a painter's drop cloth clamped on the board next as an ironing board cover. I can take the cloth...
    Forum: Main
    03-29-2018, 04:28 PM
    Replies: 13
    Views: 2,428
    Posted By CorgiNole

    I was there last week as well. Really enjoyed the...

    I was there last week as well. Really enjoyed the special displays as well as the show. I got to take two classes with Harriet Hargrave and one with Sharon Schamber. My sister lives about 35 miles...
    Forum: Main
    02-14-2015, 07:26 AM
    Replies: 44
    Views: 5,794
    Posted By CorgiNole

    I bought the a binding ruler when I first started...

    I bought the a binding ruler when I first started gathering supplies. I have yet to use it. I am happy using my 24 inch ruler to cut the appropriate widths.

    Cheers, K
    Forum: Main
    12-24-2014, 05:24 AM
    Replies: 38
    Views: 7,436
    Posted By CorgiNole

    I have a similar one from my scrapbook days. I...

    I have a similar one from my scrapbook days. I don't recall dumping anything in my drink by accident, though I generally have a lid on my drink for safety.
    Forum: Main
    12-13-2014, 05:27 PM
    Replies: 46
    Views: 5,054
    Posted By CorgiNole

    Harriet Hargrave & Carrie Hargrave - Quilter's...

    Harriet Hargrave & Carrie Hargrave - Quilter's Academy series.

    Very comprehensive - and the books from which I'm learning to quilt.

    Cheers, K
    Forum: Pictures
    12-09-2014, 12:32 PM
    Replies: 32
    Views: 5,831
    Posted By CorgiNole

    Very cute! Cheers, K

    Very cute!

    Cheers, K
    Forum: Main
    11-19-2014, 09:41 AM
    Replies: 34
    Views: 6,085
    Posted By CorgiNole

    I've brought a cross-stitch that I'm trying to...

    I've brought a cross-stitch that I'm trying to finish to our Quilt Bee meeting. Others bring knitting or similar handwork. The most frequent quilt related activity we see is finishing the bindings.
    ...
    Forum: Main
    11-19-2014, 09:10 AM
    Replies: 22
    Views: 3,528
    Posted By CorgiNole

    Thanks! Fidget quilt was the name I was looking...

    Thanks! Fidget quilt was the name I was looking for. Thanks also for the dimensions to shoot for.

    I do like the idea of wheelchair sized and will recommend that to them as it is a manageable size...
    Forum: Main
    11-19-2014, 06:58 AM
    Replies: 22
    Views: 3,528
    Posted By CorgiNole

    I have plans for a larger quilt. However - my son...

    I have plans for a larger quilt. However - my son and his friends are 13 and 14 and want to do something themselves - and they want to do smaller. Our hope is that he wakes - and we have no sense of...
    Forum: Main
    11-19-2014, 06:15 AM
    Replies: 22
    Views: 3,528
    Posted By CorgiNole

    Pattern Advice needed.

    I've seen references to small quilts for Alzheimer's and Dementia patients. I'm wondering if something similar would be valuable for traumatic brain injury. Are there patterns or websites I can...
    Forum: Main
    10-26-2014, 04:20 PM
    Replies: 16
    Views: 5,105
    Posted By CorgiNole

    Oh no. How sad for the quilters. I hope the woman...

    Oh no. How sad for the quilters. I hope the woman who fell was not badly hurt.

    I can attest to how fragile some of those set ups can be. When Gus and I hung the junior show for our guild show this...
    Forum: Main
    09-08-2014, 01:00 PM
    Replies: 5
    Views: 710
    Posted By CorgiNole

    I have not stitched anything in the squares when...

    I have not stitched anything in the squares when I've used flannel for batting. Any shrinkage will create a soft/crinkled look that works well for rag quilts.

    Cheers, K
    Forum: Main
    08-28-2014, 08:29 AM
    Replies: 5
    Views: 764
    Posted By CorgiNole

    I used Elmer's to baste two quilts recently -...

    I used Elmer's to baste two quilts recently - diluted - so that may be the problem. On one, you can't tell. On the other - I can see markings from the glue on the backing. As both are quilts, not...
    Forum: Main
    08-27-2014, 06:57 AM
    Replies: 38
    Views: 4,540
    Posted By CorgiNole

    I really like Creative Grids. I collected a lot...

    I really like Creative Grids. I collected a lot of rulers I don't use anymore now that I've found Creative Grids.

    Cheers, K
    Forum: Main
    08-26-2014, 06:16 AM
    Replies: 21
    Views: 1,872
    Posted By CorgiNole

    No, I don't think so. Skill is a matter of...

    No, I don't think so. Skill is a matter of practice, not a matter of machine. You can do lots of great stuff on vintage machines that have solid stitches. If you are thinking about expanding...
    Forum: Main
    08-25-2014, 01:06 PM
    Replies: 55
    Views: 6,824
    Posted By CorgiNole

    I think $7.00 is fair. You are using the shop's...

    I think $7.00 is fair. You are using the shop's space. Our LQS charges $40 for the finish-it type workshops. There is a teacher on hand, but not a specific lesson. That is too steep for me. I would...
    Forum: Main
    08-25-2014, 08:27 AM
    Replies: 13
    Views: 2,026
    Posted By CorgiNole

    I've testdriven the homesteader and like the...

    I've testdriven the homesteader and like the machine. I currently own a HandiQuilter Sweet Sixteen (sit down - takes up much less space than a long-arm) and am very happy with it.

    Cheers, K
    Forum: Main
    08-25-2014, 06:49 AM
    Replies: 30
    Views: 3,737
    Posted By CorgiNole

    This is the machine I use for piecing (and did...

    This is the machine I use for piecing (and did quilt on until I got my Sweet Sixteen). It is a great machine.

    Cheers, K
    Forum: Main
    08-25-2014, 06:43 AM
    Replies: 23
    Views: 7,150
    Posted By CorgiNole

    Here is another variation - but might be busier...

    Here is another variation - but might be busier than what you are looking for... My blog post with other pictures of this Irish Chain are here:...
    Forum: Main
    08-25-2014, 06:37 AM
    Replies: 13
    Views: 1,775
    Posted By CorgiNole

    I like Deb Karasik's binding tutorial - it is a...

    I like Deb Karasik's binding tutorial - it is a 29 page PDF, and very picture intensive, so I pull it up on the laptop when I need a refresher: ...
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