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Old 04-05-2011, 08:07 AM
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janedee
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Originally Posted by ruck9085
I have a Singer Quilting machine, which really is just a sewing machine with a ton of stitches and such. So, I read on here about y'all doing free motion quilting and machine quilting on your machines. Here's my question... Am I the only person left who not only does not own a long arm machine, but will never be able to afford one?
Okay, enough whining. My biggest problem is I hand quilt all my projects because I only make bed quilts. I've tried a few times to machine quilt, but it just doesn't work for me. For one thing the throat on my machine is like eight inches and I can not figure out how to roll up a queen sized quilt and stuff it into that small space. How on earth do you all quilt on your sewing machines?
I'm the same as you - do all my quilting by hand - I still do 'free motion' just don't have the hassle of stuffing it through the machine - as for a long arm not interested I LOVE HAND QUILTING :D and just think if there is a power cut you can still carry on (with battery operated lights) that is one benefit I can think of - must be more? :D
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