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stitchinwitch 03-03-2010 06:15 AM

That was keeping the BULK down! duhhhhhhhhhhhh

Justquilting 03-03-2010 06:21 AM

I do my own.
I have a Fun Quilter

4dogs 03-03-2010 08:11 AM

I use those fabric roller things around the side that is rolled under the arm.....and I have a table set up behind my machine, to support the quilt as it goes through the machine. (I made the table using 2 of the 2 drawer filing cabinets, and an old closet door.....)it is against the wall, and then the machine is against the table, so makes a large work area behind the machine,without taking up too much of my PLAYING room....I do say a few dirty words sometimes in dealing with the bulk.....I may never do another king size one !

sew much fun 03-03-2010 07:12 PM

Did I miss the answer on " Cotton type theory " quilting? Saw the question but didn't see an answer. I'm new at this. Forgive me

sew much fun 03-03-2010 07:14 PM

What is a fun quilter?

sew much fun 03-03-2010 07:21 PM

Wrestling is the word! Just gave up on one large quilt and going to try the fun and done from now on unless it's really small

Justquilting 03-04-2010 05:31 AM


Originally Posted by sew much fun
What is a fun quilter?

Sorry about that.
Nolting makes the Fun Quilter.

Lucy90 03-04-2010 06:22 AM

I quilt on my regular sewing machine. I just quilted a queen size and I didn't have much trouble. I quilt stitch in the ditch or straight lines. I also do some shadow quilting which is harder on a larger quilt. I usually have a large border and I free motion it. I love free motion. I also have hand quilted and have a couple I'm working on it is relaxing.

stitchinwitch 03-04-2010 07:46 AM


Originally Posted by sew much fun
Did I miss the answer on " Cotton type theory " quilting? Saw the question but didn't see an answer. I'm new at this. Forgive me


It is a type of quilt-as-you-go. You make a sandwich of the quilt block, batting, and backing and sew things together as you go. The "inventor" last name is Cotton. I think if you google "Cotton Method Quilting" you will find more information

grammy 04-20-2010 07:49 AM

Do some hand quilting on a rack. Have tried it on my short arm machine, but too much trouble trying to maneuver that much fabric and keep it from bunching up on the back. I usually just send mine out to be quilted. I would rather piece than struggle with the quilting.


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