FMQ
#1
I am working on a charity quilt for my guild. I am doing free motion figuring this would be a good one to practice on, since I did the sandwiching as you all directed. Thank you very much. With FMQ, how do I or do I, knot the ends? Such as starting, stopping or running out of bobbin. Thanks.
#2
Originally Posted by bgullett
I am working on a charity quilt for my guild. I am doing free motion figuring this would be a good one to practice on, since I did the sandwiching as you all directed. Thank you very much. With FMQ, how do I or do I, knot the ends? Such as starting, stopping or running out of bobbin. Thanks.
#5
Originally Posted by grammy Dwynn
My machine also has a locking stitch, BUT I find that it makes to much of a knot/bulk on the back. So I pull the bobbin thread up and take a few stitches in place.
#6
Well I did my FMQ and it turned out really nice. Not perfect, but for my first try, I am happy with it. Just have to keep the needles away from the pins, not good! I think I went thru three needles. I also used my stitch lock feature, I forgot about. Worked out well. Thanks for all the tips. Tomorrow, take out the basting and add the binding.
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