i call them leaders and enders, my machine doesn't usually bite
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Originally Posted by grammy17
(Post 6122393)
I do not understand how you get a quilt from your leaders and enders. I have lots of little pieces. Just trim off 1/8" and keep sewing a line 1/4" from the edge until it is too small and it goes in the doggie bag with the rest of its pieces.
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My straight stitch plate hasn't eaten anything yet, but.....
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I call that tiny piece of fabric a starter. I was taught to use one when I started quilting 3 years ago, but I rarely use one. My machine doesn't usually fuss.
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that used to happen with my Singer but not so much with my Janome. I have a plate on that came with the machine and so far, so good. The singer had two plates. one for straight stitching and another for zig zag or more.
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my machine usually behaves, so I don't use the leaders & enders idea, but want to, to help work on a scrap quilt for someday :)
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Most of my machines don't 'bite', but I use a leader and ender to save thread.
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We call leaders etc, pigs.
I have a selection of machines and don't use them I prefer to just hold ends as I start. |
my Brother doesn't bite but I use starters and enders to save thread.
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Originally Posted by grammy17
(Post 6122393)
I do not understand how you get a quilt from your leaders and enders. I have lots of little pieces. Just trim off 1/8" and keep sewing a line 1/4" from the edge until it is too small and it goes in the doggie bag with the rest of its pieces.
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