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    Old 11-21-2013, 02:01 PM
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    I don't think any machine can reproduce a hand stitch look but they will get close and they are fun to play with. the Sashiko does come the closest to hand stitching as welll as some other very costly machines.
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    Old 04-12-2014, 03:17 PM
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    Originally Posted by Glenn
    Thank you, I am quilting with a 1916 Singer Redeye mdl 66 and this quilting on the back gives the best look on the top of the quilt. The two threads show up as the handquilting on top of quilt. This is the way I was showed by my grandma and just continued to do the same with this treadle machine. I will try the invisible thread on top and adjust the tension the next time. I have about 40 antique machines including a 1855 Grover and Baker and these machines have thier own way of doing things. I sew with all of them.
    PS My wife thinks I am crazy for not using a good electric machine
    What foot are you using for quilting. My reed eye has a back clamp with the one larger toe foot. Is there a better foot to use for quilting?
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    Old 04-12-2014, 03:29 PM
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    I like it.. Reminds me of candle wicking..
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    Old 04-12-2014, 03:53 PM
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    Originally Posted by sewingsuz
    My bernina has a a quilting stitch and I tried it and it does not look like hand quilting.
    You also have to use invisible thread -- haven't done it myself, that is what I've been told though.
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    Old 04-13-2014, 04:52 AM
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    I think its pretty neat how you can change the way the stitches look.

    What would happen if you used a thicker thread rather than two threads?
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