scrappy2

Me too!

Latrinka

No, you're not the only one.

willis.debra

I quilted one quilt on a machine. My first, a big quilt. I tore off my thumb nail. I know you are supposed to get right back on but I don't want to quilt on a machine now. I have a Gracie EZ frame and am very happy quilting by hand.

Debbie B

I have been doing my quilting on a small brother 5" throat space. It's a workout. My hand quilting is AWFUL! My sewing room is 10'6" x 12' and I found a Juki & frame on Craigslist. The frame will only do up to a queen, but I've never quilted a King size quilt before. It takes up almost 1/2 my room and I really don't know what I'm doing yet, but I'm determined to learn it. And who knows maybe in a couple years I can find a large machine.

katiebear1

I have a Pfaff with an 10 inch throat and I can fmq a king size fairly easily.

alapetitechaise

I do all my own on an older viking. It's not hard, just takes practice.

tsnana2000

I bought an HQ Sweet Sixteen sitdown and love it. I love to quilt and got tired of trying to get all that bulk through the throat of my Bernina.

ging10ging

no your not alone. i use my regular machine it takes a little time but it can be done. i just take my time. good luck. sue

ann31039

i don't have one either, but i want one. right now, no patience, don't wanna wait. but i'm broke so i'll wait. lol. have you looked at the Wow stretched machines? they are made on a Singer 201. they look nice and sturdy.

penski

i dont have one ( that doesnt mean that im wanting one ) i do all my FMQ on my kenmore sewing machine , but found out it is easier to do it in sections for that small of a quilting area