I found it! I found it!!
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A few weeks ago, on one of the threads, someone mentioned a wavy line stitch. I was amazed by this (don't judge me and my ignorance). I was convinced that my mom's machine didn't have such a thing. Well, lo' and behold!! I found it today!! I love it!! I was making a larger receiving blanket for my grandbaby. She loves the one a friend of mine made for her but she's outgrowing it already. And I needed a decorative stitch to put around the edge so I was playing around with the wheels and there it was!! I just had to share!!
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Location: Fox Valley Wisconsin
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It is always a good idea to try EVERY stitch on your machine...even sewing with a wider stitch width, or elongating to see what it looks like..and to remember to record somehow with the lengths and widths if you want to use it again.
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Join Date: Jun 2010
Location: Ohio, the land of 4 seasons. sometimes all in the same week!
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what a good idea! I keep a sewing/quilting journal of what I make and where I have sent them so this would be a good page for the back to have handy. would make for quicker decisions. I have a brother that was mom's. its gotta be over 15 years old cause she has been gone for 10 yrs. runs fine. I use a Denim and Silk Euro Pro that for me is great. Knock on wood, it's running good and I have had it since 2000 I think.