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    Forum: Main
    02-12-2016, 07:34 PM
    Replies: 20
    Views: 4,399
    Posted By tjradj

    What a sweetheart.

    What a sweetheart.
    Forum: Main
    02-12-2016, 07:26 PM
    Replies: 5
    Views: 793
    Posted By tjradj

    I have that problem with my Singer 301A if I use...

    I have that problem with my Singer 301A if I use Aurifil thread. It seems to slide out of the bobbin tension spring. Other threads are no problem.
    Forum: Main
    02-12-2016, 07:21 PM
    Replies: 87
    Views: 12,597
    Posted By tjradj

    Stick to your gut. It's your business. I don't...

    Stick to your gut. It's your business. I don't believe you were wrong in anything. Some people will complain regardless of what you charge just trying to get a better deal. Where I live, $85 to...
    Forum: Main
    02-12-2016, 07:02 PM
    Replies: 37
    Views: 4,064
    Posted By tjradj

    I completely agree. Her technique is easy to...

    I completely agree. Her technique is easy to follow. Her Foundation paper piecing class on Craftsy is worth it. You can ask questions and rewind the lessons as much as you need.
    Forum: Main
    10-17-2014, 08:55 PM
    Replies: 31
    Views: 4,566
    Posted By tjradj

    I'm in SW Ontario and have used ToB many times...

    I'm in SW Ontario and have used ToB many times and have always had great service. With their prices, even adding the shipping (theirs is reasonable - comparatively speaking) it still ends up being ...
    Forum: Main
    10-17-2014, 08:42 PM
    Replies: 25
    Views: 4,985
    Posted By tjradj

    You can get out of Costco for less than $50?? ...

    You can get out of Costco for less than $50?? Teach me your wisdom lol.
    Forum: Main
    10-17-2014, 08:32 PM
    Replies: 10
    Views: 1,583
    Posted By tjradj

    Hi pyffer3, I so hear you about knee pain. I...

    Hi pyffer3, I so hear you about knee pain. I can't do floor projects either. I have resorted to sucking up to the church secretary and using the church hall - I pushed enough tables together to fit...
    Forum: Main
    05-16-2013, 03:44 PM
    Replies: 56
    Views: 14,362
    Posted By tjradj

    I have the Janome Horizon 7700 and love it. Yes...

    I have the Janome Horizon 7700 and love it. Yes I love the thread cutter and really miss it when I use my backup machine for classes. I also love the knee lifter. As for not using the foot pedal,...
    Forum: Main
    03-28-2013, 07:03 PM
    Replies: 16
    Views: 2,591
    Posted By tjradj

    I agree that I get better results without a...

    I agree that I get better results without a gadget. I don't know the math formula, but if you're using folded binding, the amount of overlap that you need to make a mitered joint is exactly the full...
    Forum: Main
    03-12-2013, 10:04 AM
    Replies: 25
    Views: 4,187
    Posted By tjradj

    Here's my take on the poly vs cotton debate. ...

    Here's my take on the poly vs cotton debate. Back in the day (think polyester double knit of the 70's) the first polyester threads were so tough you couldn't break them with your hands without...
    Forum: Main
    12-28-2012, 01:29 PM
    Replies: 9
    Views: 2,103
    Posted By tjradj

    I agree with both above answers. If I'm burying...

    I agree with both above answers. If I'm burying the threads, I don't backstitch, just draw the threads to the top and hold onto them. If I'm doing a "utility" quilt where it doesn't matter, I'll...
    Forum: Main
    12-28-2012, 01:26 PM
    Replies: 11
    Views: 2,902
    Posted By tjradj

    I'm just learning to handquilt too. I definitely...

    I'm just learning to handquilt too. I definitely like different sizes of needle better than other. First I started with some #8 from Walmart. Way too thick. So I got some #10 betweens from my...
    Forum: Main
    12-16-2012, 08:08 PM
    Replies: 37
    Views: 7,063
    Posted By tjradj

    I've had one for over 6 months and love it. I'm...

    I've had one for over 6 months and love it. I'm tall and trying to find a chair that is high enough to be comfortable is always a problem. I also have arthritis in my lower back. It took a little...
    Forum: Main
    12-09-2012, 07:12 PM
    Replies: 71
    Views: 12,001
    Posted By tjradj

    I've owned Janomes for years - decades actually,...

    I've owned Janomes for years - decades actually, but who's counting. Love them. I think you get a lot more for less money with a Janome than you do with some other brands.
    Forum: Main
    10-21-2012, 03:07 PM
    Replies: 18
    Views: 4,769
    Posted By tjradj

    I have the Janome Horizon 7700 and absolutely...

    I have the Janome Horizon 7700 and absolutely love it. Originally it was running about $3000 Can. The prices are coming down now that the new model with embroidery came out - it's basically the...
    Forum: Main
    10-07-2012, 02:23 PM
    Replies: 72
    Views: 14,271
    Posted By tjradj

    Tashana - skip the baby lock. Just buy a cheap...

    Tashana - skip the baby lock. Just buy a cheap combination padlock. Loop it though the handles and don't tell ANYONE else the combination.
    Forum: Main
    10-07-2012, 02:17 PM
    Replies: 52
    Views: 8,767
    Posted By tjradj

    I agree that the little battery operated computer...

    I agree that the little battery operated computer vac is useless. It isn't strong enough to suck up anything, but...
    It does come with a nice attachment for getting into the tiny areas around the...
    Forum: Main
    10-07-2012, 02:00 PM
    Replies: 14
    Views: 1,622
    Posted By tjradj

    I just use my finger and rub it around in small...

    I just use my finger and rub it around in small circles. The batting comes together in a little ball.
    Forum: Main
    10-03-2012, 06:09 PM
    Replies: 20
    Views: 4,886
    Posted By tjradj

    Very pretty !

    Very pretty !
    Forum: Main
    10-01-2012, 07:52 PM
    Replies: 7
    Views: 848
    Posted By tjradj

    Teaching FMQ

    My student was ready to try some FMQ so she could practise a LOT before moving on to her own quilt. She caught on really quickly. This is what we did.
    She had some quilt sandwiches made up. ...
    Forum: Main
    09-23-2012, 05:26 PM
    Replies: 55
    Views: 5,626
    Posted By tjradj

    Guarding your sewing scissors

    As sewists, we all know the consequences of letting someone use our sewing scissors. They usually come back dull or notched and useless for fabric.
    I saw a picture the other day and had a "duh"...
    Forum: Main
    09-23-2012, 05:08 PM
    Replies: 81
    Views: 8,765
    Posted By tjradj

    I seldom sew over pins in my quilting life. ...

    I seldom sew over pins in my quilting life. However, in my garment sewing life, I've sewn over a lot of them. In my "youth" when I learned garment sewing, there was no issue made about sewing over...
    Forum: Main
    09-23-2012, 04:51 PM
    Replies: 16
    Views: 1,541
    Posted By tjradj

    My favourite helper is my Machingers gloves. I...

    My favourite helper is my Machingers gloves. I wouldn't do freemotion quilting without them.
    Forum: Main
    09-16-2012, 08:28 PM
    Replies: 13
    Views: 1,649
    Posted By tjradj

    I've used bed pillows for forms before. Use the...

    I've used bed pillows for forms before. Use the cheapies, as you will be "chopping" it up. Take the pillow by the short end and shove the stuffing all down into the other end. Once you have...
    09-16-2012, 08:24 PM
    Replies: 8
    Views: 1,888
    Posted By tjradj

    This is so true!! Maybe it's because the back is...

    This is so true!! Maybe it's because the back is smooth and shiny??
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