Long-arm question
#11
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Originally Posted by nancylee
Thanks, Judy and Carol, Yes, I would of course be honest with people about my skill level, and I would also love to take a long-arm class if I could find one. I find it relaxing and fun, much more fun than pushing my big quilts through the neck of my Janome. I end up with such neck and shoulder aches!!
I will let you know if I can figure out a way to buy the one I am looking at!! Thank you!
Nancy
I will let you know if I can figure out a way to buy the one I am looking at!! Thank you!
Nancy
#14
Oh yeah...you're a little further North Then I was thinking for some reason! So you're really in the area of the dealer from Vt. We'd still help if you wanted. So we'll look forward to seeing you if you ever take a road trip! Happy Quilting!
#15
I've taken classes from the best of the best for longarming and I really think that for the most part you just need to go for it..do lots of reading, watching clips on you-tube. Loved my classes with Karen McTavish..most of the others were good too. But most of them will tell you what I said above. Classes just give you a little more confidence in your own ability.
And I agree with Kathyaire.
And I agree with Kathyaire.
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