This is how I machine quilt
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Originally Posted by bejay28
Originally Posted by grann of 6
Here are a couple pictures of my setup for quilting on the embroidery machine. The machine was doing the last square of a quilt I am making for my grandson to take with him to college. I know it's not very exciting, but he is a black and grey person. I use water soluble stabilizer on top of the fleece so the stitches don't sink into the fleece. The checked back is a brushed cotton, not quite a flannel. It will have a checked binding on the bias (I hope). I hope they show up okay.
Sorry got it, just went back and reread the thread...... but, is that design on a CD or can it be downloaded?
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Originally Posted by grann of 6
Originally Posted by bejay28
Originally Posted by grann of 6
Here are a couple pictures of my setup for quilting on the embroidery machine. The machine was doing the last square of a quilt I am making for my grandson to take with him to college. I know it's not very exciting, but he is a black and grey person. I use water soluble stabilizer on top of the fleece so the stitches don't sink into the fleece. The checked back is a brushed cotton, not quite a flannel. It will have a checked binding on the bias (I hope). I hope they show up okay.
Sorry got it, just went back and reread the thread...... but, is that design on a CD or can it be downloaded?
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Originally Posted by bejay28
Originally Posted by grann of 6
Originally Posted by bejay28
Originally Posted by grann of 6
Here are a couple pictures of my setup for quilting on the embroidery machine. The machine was doing the last square of a quilt I am making for my grandson to take with him to college. I know it's not very exciting, but he is a black and grey person. I use water soluble stabilizer on top of the fleece so the stitches don't sink into the fleece. The checked back is a brushed cotton, not quite a flannel. It will have a checked binding on the bias (I hope). I hope they show up okay.
Sorry got it, just went back and reread the thread...... but, is that design on a CD or can it be downloaded?
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Originally Posted by grann of 6
Originally Posted by bejay28
Originally Posted by grann of 6
Originally Posted by bejay28
Originally Posted by grann of 6
Here are a couple pictures of my setup for quilting on the embroidery machine. The machine was doing the last square of a quilt I am making for my grandson to take with him to college. I know it's not very exciting, but he is a black and grey person. I use water soluble stabilizer on top of the fleece so the stitches don't sink into the fleece. The checked back is a brushed cotton, not quite a flannel. It will have a checked binding on the bias (I hope). I hope they show up okay.
Sorry got it, just went back and reread the thread...... but, is that design on a CD or can it be downloaded?
#36
Thanks for your explainations grann of 6. I am quite taken with the way you are doing it, Im definately going to give it a go!
Never seen that sone before and as I said, quite fascinated.
Thanks :-)
Never seen that sone before and as I said, quite fascinated.
Thanks :-)
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Am up early today so I can get the binding on the quilt. I will try to post pics later today or tomorrow of the finished product. Now if I can just get off this board.... :lol: :roll: :lol:
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Originally Posted by bejay28
I have tried and tried to buy just the embroidery design that you used, to no avail...... I guess I will have to buy the whole book.....
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