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#1
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Join Date: Apr 2010
Location: North Carolina
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i have a Janome 6600 and have been trying to do some free motion quilting with less then happy results, lots of eyelashes on the back. I have been reading about the blue FQM bobbin case and finally broke down and got one. What a difference I have been practicing today and the back looks so much better. Just my opinion but I sure am one happy quilter.
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Join Date: Apr 2011
Location: Ontario, Canada
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Good for you for investing in the blue bobbin case.
Did you also get the free motion quilting feet package?
If not, too is well worth the investment.
The 6600 and those two additions was what got me hooked on FMQing!!
At the time, I was hesitant in spending the $, but put trust and faith in my dealer and went with it ... and never looked back!
ENJOY your 6600 ... a great machine!
Did you also get the free motion quilting feet package?
If not, too is well worth the investment.
The 6600 and those two additions was what got me hooked on FMQing!!
At the time, I was hesitant in spending the $, but put trust and faith in my dealer and went with it ... and never looked back!
ENJOY your 6600 ... a great machine!
#8
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Join Date: Jul 2011
Location: New Jersey
Posts: 353
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I just took a class on FMQ. Been practicing at home and got "eyelashes" on the back also. I was thinking it was my tension. Could that also be the problem or was I just trying to go too fast? I never heard of the blue bobbin case. I'll look into that.