Dodee

I'd love to know about that scrunch, scrunch, flatten, too.
I can do lap quilts (sort of), but the rest I'm not certain of.
Thanks.
Dodee

insecurity

I use my rewgular machine and usually forget to lower my feed dogs. Still works great! Give it a try.

Yarn or Fabric

I have one but haven't even had time to use it yet!!

EagarBeez

I have a regular machine, nothing fancy. Would not have room for a long arm and I am still fairly new to quilting and tie my quilts

mimee4

I use my regular Janome. As I plan the quilt I plan to make it in parts so I can quilt it and then put it together for the finishing.

Linda1

I have a longarm that I bought 15 years ago. I got it and the binder for $2500.00. I have to do an allover pattern with it because I have to stand behind it and not in front but for my quilting it serves the purpose.

gailalter

Fun Quilter by Nolting, Hinterberg 10' frame - I piece on a Pfaff 1472. 15 yrs old and still going strong.

reginalovesfabric

I have one, it's on a 14' frame and takes up half my den but I love it....I quilt in the mornings before work

zactanls

I have a gracie frame and 1600P Janome but when I moved I had to dismantle it so it hasn't been set back up. I send mine out to a friend which is easier for me - I am nervous about setting up the frame again.

fosseldaughter

I use a forty year old Singer, and the feed dogs do not drop on it either. I cover my feed dogs with an index card (taped down )to FMQ, and I use the "scrunch and flatten" method also, some call it "puddling".