Cams on an old Singer
#12
Originally Posted by Quilt4u
I love your heart squares.
#13
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#16
If it's like the Sears I had with cams, you need to tighten the stitch length to nearly nothing, and leave it fairly wide. I used to practice on the tearaway (you are using stabilizer, right?). Adjust width back down, til you get the look you want.
Once I had the perfect setting, I would write the settings on the sample, and add it toa sheet I kept in the cam box.
Once I had the perfect setting, I would write the settings on the sample, and add it toa sheet I kept in the cam box.
#18
Originally Posted by dreamer2009
Good gosh
Those heart squares are
absolutely beautiful.
Were they hard.
Those heart squares are
absolutely beautiful.
Were they hard.
#19
Originally Posted by Moonpi
If it's like the Sears I had with cams, you need to tighten the stitch length to nearly nothing, and leave it fairly wide. I used to practice on the tearaway (you are using stabilizer, right?). Adjust width back down, til you get the look you want.
Once I had the perfect setting, I would write the settings on the sample, and add it toa sheet I kept in the cam box.
Once I had the perfect setting, I would write the settings on the sample, and add it toa sheet I kept in the cam box.
#20
Originally Posted by Moonpi
If it's like the Sears I had with cams, you need to tighten the stitch length to nearly nothing, and leave it fairly wide. I used to practice on the tearaway (you are using stabilizer, right?). Adjust width back down, til you get the look you want.
Once I had the perfect setting, I would write the settings on the sample, and add it toa sheet I kept in the cam box.
Once I had the perfect setting, I would write the settings on the sample, and add it toa sheet I kept in the cam box.
I am not familiar with stabilizer, since I have never tried any of these fancy stitches before. What is it for and does it go on the front and get torn off or on the back?
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