appliqueing do you keep feed dogs up or down??
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JanetM
You have the darning foot on. I read an article by Pam Holland many years ago now and she said she left hers up for FMQ. I tried it and found I liked it better as I felt I had more control. Guess it's a personal choice.
You have the darning foot on. I read an article by Pam Holland many years ago now and she said she left hers up for FMQ. I tried it and found I liked it better as I felt I had more control. Guess it's a personal choice.
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My technique may not be considered the perfect method but to avoid potential thread jams etc I keep the feed dogs down use the smallest stitch possible, stablizer, and the slowest speed I can get to manuver around my project.
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Originally Posted by writerwomen
My technique may not be considered the perfect method but to avoid potential thread jams etc I keep the feed dogs down use the smallest stitch possible, stablizer, and the slowest speed I can get to manuver around my project.
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