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07-19-2009, 10:05 AM

#11

Iluv2quilt

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I though this was a quilting site - all aspects. Wow! You do wonderful freehand work!! I wish you were closer, I have a lot of quilts to quilt. I like when the quilter quilts with the piecing in mind that compliments the quilt top, turns out beautiful!

07-19-2009, 10:11 AM

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jacquemoe

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Barbm

practice? so what what do you think your "for real" work is? This is absolutely awesome!!!!

Have you had lessons? Where do you go to get them? What machine/frame set up do you have? What made you decide on this particular setup?

Just wondering- I someday (sighing wistfully) would love to have a longarm- just for myself, not as a business.

Thank you very much. The only lessons I've had are from DVDs, books and the longarm site I belong to....MQResource.com. The gals help so much and I get some really good ideas from them.
I have a Gammill Classic + (I never ever thought I'd ever own a longarm......goes to show you, you never know for sure)
I looked online for about 4 years and only got 2 Demo DVDs from different brands. DH didn't know I would have settled for something less expensive. I recently tried a Tin Lizzy and seemed great to me.
I got it for a hobby (saved my sanity) but I do some requests.

07-19-2009, 10:14 AM

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jacquemoe

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Originally Posted by Shemjo

The photos are wonderful! Wow! I can appreciate not wasting your practice! But if you ever want to get rid of that, I would be proud to show it off for you! You are very accomplished. :lol:
I am not familiar with McTavishing. What is it? :?:

Check out Karen McTavish. She teaches longarm and domestic machine quilting. McTavishing is her style of quilting.

07-19-2009, 10:14 AM

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patricej

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the name of this here joint is quiltingboard.com. soooooo ... that's piecing, applique, a bunch of other stuff, and ... you heard it here first ... quilting.

pretentious? heck no. i think your work is inspiring AND that you are tooo modest. ;-)

07-19-2009, 10:19 AM

#15

cutebuns

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I love your work, and I love seeing it here, makes me want to do more and more with my machine.

07-19-2009, 10:20 AM

#16

Ninnie

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Oh, my, jacquemoe, I love your quilting! It all is just beautiful !
Thanks so much for posting it!

07-19-2009, 10:25 AM

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farscapegal

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It is absolutely gorgeous. I would love to do that but quilting is part of the process that I just can't seem to get the hang of and I love making the top. One of these days I will just have to make myself learn how.

Thanks for sharing.

Sybil