Originally Posted by katier825
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I don't really know anything about long arms (other than desiring one). Does it matter which direction the quilt is loaded on the frame? What I mean is when you have the shorter poles, is it possible to load a quilt on the other way in order to make it fit? Or does it depend on the design you are quilting? . . . |
what a beautiful room..i am a bit jealous..ok a lot :mrgreen: :mrgreen: :mrgreen: :mrgreen: :mrgreen: :mrgreen:
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lucky girl! my hubby is a keeper too, he let me get my HQ 16 2 years ago.
I love your room, wspecially the wood ceiling:) |
(((HUGS))) to DH :D:D:D
That is a gorgeous set up you have!!! I can't wait to see your first quilting from it :D:D:D |
I don't think I'll ever be able to afford one, so you better enjoy it enough for me, too!
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Originally Posted by amma
(((HUGS))) to DH :D:D:D
That is a gorgeous set up you have!!! I can't wait to see your first quilting from it :D:D:D |
Originally Posted by brushandthimble
lucky girl! my hubby is a keeper too, he let me get my HQ 16 2 years ago.
I love your room, wspecially the wood ceiling:) Thanks , the whole house has that type of ceiling. It is a timber frame. |
Your room looks warm and cozy! I like it a LOT.
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Lucky, lucky you. Your DH is a keeper! I love your sewing room. What a great place to wile away the happy hours playing with fabric! Thanks for sharing.
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Love your room! I wouldn't have space enough for a long arm if I got rid of every tote of fabric I have and there's absolutely no chance of that happening. Enjoy your new baby and be sure to let us know how you like it. Want to see some of your experimenting.
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