What machine do you use for FMQ?
10-25-2011, 05:56 PM
#74
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I use a Sewline pencil, a Frixion pen or marker or an Air/Water Soluble marker, whichever shows up the best on what I'm quilting.
You'll have the hang of it in no time - it really does become automatic to some degree - you don't even have to think about what you're doing. :)
You'll have the hang of it in no time - it really does become automatic to some degree - you don't even have to think about what you're doing. :)
10-26-2011, 02:35 AM
#75
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Viking Designer SE - largest I've done on it so far is a oversized full size quilt - up next is a king size - not really looking forward to it though - I've been dreaming of getting a Sweet Sixteen for quite a while, would like to get one before I tackle the king quilt, but I'm weighing the cost of the Sixteen with all the other things I can do with the $$. I love to free motion!
10-26-2011, 05:01 AM
#76
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I've not heard of those brands, where do you find them, online or in stores?
I hope that I'll get to that point where it seems automatic, I think creativity has something to do with it too.
On another note, when I follow the link to the posts, I can't find the account login so I can reply. When I reply and hit send, it won't post?
Thanks again.
I hope that I'll get to that point where it seems automatic, I think creativity has something to do with it too.
On another note, when I follow the link to the posts, I can't find the account login so I can reply. When I reply and hit send, it won't post?
Thanks again.
10-26-2011, 02:37 PM
#78
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I use my Brother 4000D that I purchased used from a member on here! LOVE that machine! The Laura Ashley Quilter (by brother) is an awesome quilter and is 40% off here in Canada right now. That is ALOT of machine for $1700. You might want to look into that.
Going from one brother machine to another is alot less of a learning curve, and you do get alot of value in a Brother, and very few headaches
Going from one brother machine to another is alot less of a learning curve, and you do get alot of value in a Brother, and very few headaches
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