What is the best thing you've bought to use or lesson you have learned...
07-09-2011, 01:19 PM
#91
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This is going to sound 'corny' but I didn't buy it and it isn't really a lesson. I joined this group and it taught me a lot of different uses for my machines and gadgets. I have learned so many things that have made quilting easier for me and the tutorials are very good. Aside from the 'Board I would have to say the most used tool I have is my old Kenmore. I use it more than all my other computerized machines combined.
07-09-2011, 01:35 PM
#92
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Location: Lincoln, Nebraska
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Originally Posted by rob529
Starch. It has made a huge difference on my accuracy
Amen. I especially like it when paper piecing. Really makes finger pressing good between each piece of the block.
Robin in TX
Amen. I especially like it when paper piecing. Really makes finger pressing good between each piece of the block.
Robin in TX
07-09-2011, 01:56 PM
#96
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Location: Idaho
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I've learned that I don't have to have the newest, fanciest machines out there. All I'm doing is sewing a straight line, for pity's sake...and that 1946 (or whatever year) machine does just that, beautifully! :)
07-09-2011, 02:06 PM
#99
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Location: Minnesota
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Being left-handed-it always hurt to use a scissors. So, I would nominate the rotary cutter. Sewing was the last hobby I would have chosen 20 years ago, and with the rotary cutter, I feel like I'm in heaven!
07-09-2011, 02:07 PM
#100
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Being left-handed-it always hurt to use a scissors. So, I would nominate the rotary cutter. Sewing was the last hobby I would have chosen 20 years ago, and with the rotary cutter, I feel like I'm in heaven!
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