Quilt as you go ?
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Well, I thought I had solved my quilting problem with a "Quilt as you go " method. Got all of my 12 inch squares quilted and sewed together in to a really nice single size quilt for grand daughter. here's my problem when it came to putting the binding on i had pretty good sized quilt, My machine kept sliding all over the table, is there any way to keep it from moving, I tried putting some rubberized shelf lining under it, but that didn't help much. Any suggestions would be great, The machine is a "signature quilters edition" and is not very heavy. the table is a plastic fold-up I bought at walmart.
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You know those rubberised car mats they are great to get a machine to stop slipping. Cut it to size with just a little over where the feet on your machine, and use any leftover piece to put your machine foot pedal on to stop that wandering as well.
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Do you have any of that rubberized stuff that you line cabinets with? Thats what I use. I got a roll at the Dollar Tree or Dollar Store, whatever it is called for, yep, you guessed it: $1.00!!
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the drag of the quilt is possibly the problem--set the machine table next to dinning yable --ironing board--do not let any of the quilt hang off the surfaces---i have seen a picture of a well known quilter that had the quilt clipped on chains hung from the cieling thus taking up all the drag
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