Originally Posted by sewmom
maybe I'm dense but are you moving the machine now and the Flynn frame is stationary? B/c with the F. frame you are still moving the quilt(i have a Flynn frame) i see how the machine can move side to side but how does it move to do the swirls and other FMQ?
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Thanks cjk for clearing that up for me. I'm going to show this to my DH and maybe he can make one for me. Great idea, btw.
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Originally Posted by BARBISBOSS
How do I print this out for hubby I have problems with my arms and cannot do large quilts anymore I have been after a bought one but I think your type can be made to suit. Wonderful $$$$ We live in aussie and terms are different but the photos made it easy. Thank you. :thumbup:
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Originally Posted by cjk
Originally Posted by PJO
Thank you so much! Please tell me what is the size of the throat of the sewing machine you are using on the frame, and how big of a quilt can you quilt on it?
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usnchiefgloria brought it to my attenion that I forgot something. She noticed the pattern I had on the table and asked how I followed it. Well this is just a temp but I glued a piece of wood to the undside of the carrage (the part that moves) and then rubberbanded a piece of a chopstick to it. I'm going to try and find a lazer pin light to attach but right now I'm practing on my FMQ. Sorry about the omission.
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Originally Posted by patdesign
Im bookmarking this, maybe I can get dh or son to do this for me!
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Thanks for the tutorial-now I just need a DH that will make it for me!!! Maybe when he gets tired of being on the computer.
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Thanks for sharing a great tute.
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Thank you. I bookmarked this. I hope both tutes came out.
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Thank you so much!
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