Which Craftsy Class?
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I agree with Ann Peterson, particularly the class about large projects on a small machine (can't remember the exact title).
For straight stitching, I like Jacquie Gehring's first class on using the walking foot.
There are a few classes I like for general FMQ - have to look at the teacher names again. Christina Cameli is one of them.
For straight stitching, I like Jacquie Gehring's first class on using the walking foot.
There are a few classes I like for general FMQ - have to look at the teacher names again. Christina Cameli is one of them.
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That would be amazing... much more harp space, for sure!
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I agree with upgrading the Brother!
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Ann Pederson or Marti Mitchell are great. I also love Angela Walters as you can quilt just a block at a time and use different motifs on each of them. There are previews for each class and picking a few to preview gives an idea of what to expect with each class.
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I didn't know diddly squat about quilting so watched you tube videos and took Craftsy classes! I'm still learning! If you don't like a class you can exchange it for another! I did that once no problem! You can go back to your classes as often as you like! I think this is a great gift for a quilter!
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