Hats off to those who quilt Without a Longarm
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OK, so it's not that I'm just a weakling. I get terribly sore from FMQ'ing! But I refuse to give up! Maybe some day I'll build up some stamina...
I have some good wine, and since I'm in CA I have way more sun than I want right now. Someone bring me some rain and I'll share my wine and sunshine!
I have some good wine, and since I'm in CA I have way more sun than I want right now. Someone bring me some rain and I'll share my wine and sunshine!
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I agree that I admire DSM FMQ. I have had several quilt teachers for FMQ (Diane Gudyanski, Sue Rasmussen, and Elizabeth Spannring) that work on DSMs. They make beautiful quilts, but I am so thankful that I could get a LA. I tend to make larger quilts (queen, king) and it is much easier on a LA. I would still consider doing some smaller pieces on my Janome, but not a big quilt if I can help it.
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Well ladies. I quilt on both but time myself in 20 mins section swoping as I go. Ten minutes for a drink, chocolate, biscuits, wine. Oh must remember out to mid day meal, saves cooking.
If I give up wine no fun.
If I give up wine no fun.
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I have been free motion quilting on my Juki TL98E and now TL98Q, since 1998. I have a big island in my kitchen now, which makes layering and pinning a breeze, and I find it very relaxing to free motion quilt. I will piece three or four things, and then clear the island and sandwich all of them, and then sit and free motion quilt for a couple of days. I love it and look forward to doing it!
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FMQ on up to lap size. Send out bed size to long armer who is very reasonable. She charges the same price for all sizes because she says its the loading on the long arm that is the hard part.
Bought a long arm table but cant afford the machine so it sits there with a 9 in throat machine on it. Only done a little with it and it is a pain. No more till I can afford at least and 18 in throat.
Bought a long arm table but cant afford the machine so it sits there with a 9 in throat machine on it. Only done a little with it and it is a pain. No more till I can afford at least and 18 in throat.
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