sandpat

I use my domestic...and fluff and stuff it through the hole.

Emma S

I don't have a long arm, I just use my Janome. I use the quilt as you go method. It's a lot easier and I enjoy the process more.

Mary Bird

If your feed dogs won't drop, tape a 3x5 index card over them.

Poodles

Thanks smitty for the info but I have checked online for the manuals from singer but could not locate any. But I will try again.

I just saw a name Mary Bird. My name growing up was Mary Byrd. Shocked me there for a minute.

catlover

I am finally reading my Quilting Board messages. I have owned a Tin Lizzie 18LS longarm for 2 years. I enjoy quilting on it. There's a long learning curve. But, I'm improving. I piece on my Bernina Art. 180. I now have a Bernina 640 that I'm learning to embroider on. I love all things fabric. I'm so blessed to have these "toys". But, I'm still working to pay for them. :cry:

Cynthia

annieshane

Quilt Queen, please advise name of the quilt on your avatar. It is stunning!

purplefiend

Edie Clay,
Does your Pfaff have the IDT(full time walking foot)? My old Pfaff 1222E does and its a big help for both piecing and straight line quilting.
Sharon W.

weatheread

Just got a Little Gracie II Frame with a Janome 1600 with cruise control love it so far have done 2 baby quilts and a lap quilt for my sister going to try a full size quilt soon as I get my quilt top finished

Berta48

ooopsy :roll: :lol:

quilterguy27

I do all mine on my domestic machine. Tried to do a queen size on it and it was just too much for my timeframe. I had it finished professionally by a lady in Arkansas. Diane Evans I believe her name was. She did a fantastic job in a short time for a great price. Otherwise, like I said I do them all on my domestic machine. I use the same technique as those that said "scrunch, scrunch, flatten" or "puddle" is the term I'm more familiar with. After several quilts and trial and error I find this technique works the best for me.