BABY BUGGY QUILT-My 1st Free Motion Quilt
07-15-2011, 09:30 AM
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Love it and you did a great job with your FMQ'ing.
Isn't it rewarding to be able to complete a quilt yourself? I love doing my own FMQ'ing and had to learn because I don't have a long arm quilter (though I would love one) nor can I afford to pay for someone else to quilt for me. I find great satisfaction in completing my own quilts all the way through.
Isn't it rewarding to be able to complete a quilt yourself? I love doing my own FMQ'ing and had to learn because I don't have a long arm quilter (though I would love one) nor can I afford to pay for someone else to quilt for me. I find great satisfaction in completing my own quilts all the way through.
07-15-2011, 05:30 PM
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Me too.....I really don't have the desire for a long arm quilter.....my table model FM is wonderfull and I really like the look of "hand done"...I didn't even draw the design on the fabric....I just took off....the goal on that Baby Buggy quilt was to fill in the space with stitching...so thats what I did...That gave me courage and now I feel like I can try other things with FM....I'm just going to go with the flow and what ever kind of quilt I make,,I'll decide then how to "fill in"
Originally Posted by pennyswings1
Love it and you did a great job with your FMQ'ing.
Isn't it rewarding to be able to complete a quilt yourself? I love doing my own FMQ'ing and had to learn because I don't have a long arm quilter (though I would love one) nor can I afford to pay for someone else to quilt for me. I find great satisfaction in completing my own quilts all the way through.
Isn't it rewarding to be able to complete a quilt yourself? I love doing my own FMQ'ing and had to learn because I don't have a long arm quilter (though I would love one) nor can I afford to pay for someone else to quilt for me. I find great satisfaction in completing my own quilts all the way through.
07-15-2011, 05:40 PM
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Originally Posted by Buzzy Bee
Me too.....I really don't have the desire for a long arm quilter.....my table model FM is wonderfull and I really like the look of "hand done"...I didn't even draw the design on the fabric....I just took off....the goal on that Baby Buggy quilt was to fill in the space with stitching...so thats what I did...That gave me courage and now I feel like I can try other things with FM....I'm just going to go with the flow and what ever kind of quilt I make,,I'll decide then how to "fill in"
Originally Posted by pennyswings1
Love it and you did a great job with your FMQ'ing.
Isn't it rewarding to be able to complete a quilt yourself? I love doing my own FMQ'ing and had to learn because I don't have a long arm quilter (though I would love one) nor can I afford to pay for someone else to quilt for me. I find great satisfaction in completing my own quilts all the way through.
Isn't it rewarding to be able to complete a quilt yourself? I love doing my own FMQ'ing and had to learn because I don't have a long arm quilter (though I would love one) nor can I afford to pay for someone else to quilt for me. I find great satisfaction in completing my own quilts all the way through.
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