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Some time with the brush and I was ready to get stitching again. I also changed out the needle.
I bought this sticker from Hunter Design Studio this past winter,. Treat your tools with the respect they deserve.
While I complete expected variance from the package print, I did not expect it to be this different. Granted, it didn't change that I was going to quilt it, it was just kind of surprising how much my panel did not match the package photo.
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She asked me to make another one for another friend of hers and I said yes. I used the alphabet to recreate the design because I didn't know ... read more
Blogger has made some changes to the blog drafting tool and I'm trying to give it a go before it becomes the standard. It appears the intent was to make the tool easier to use for those writing their posts on mobile devices. I draft my posts using my desktop computer. I can type faster, pull content faster, and generally get from idea to blog post faster on my desktop than I can with my mobile device. I've been blogging either with a desktop of laptop for almost seven years. Change is hard. I just wish the new ...
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As I worked each petal I would decide what to do with the next. I looked at panels quilted by other people and realized I really went middle-of-the-road with the quilting. So many others did some pretty intense quilting. My quilting is light in comparison to some.
I worked on it for several hours but I had to quit for ... read more
The Juki HZL-G220 computerized sewing machine can tackle both sewing and quilting projects with ease. This full-sized sewing machine has all of the features you could want in a computerized machine, yet the design is simple and intuitive enough that non tech-savvy users will still be able to use it. There are a few unique […]
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read moreThis is Juki TL-18QVP. She is new and she is all mine. I have sewn on a Singer Patchwork for the last several years. Joining the guild and taking my first workshops showed me I needed a better machine. I searched for about 6 months, trying out machines, talking to people, researching. I finally settled on what I wanted most in a new machine - a larger throat space and the ability to do free motion quilting (FMQ). This machine does all that. She sews like butter and my FMQ has improved tremendously. I love her.
Machine quilting with a JUKI TL straight stitch sewing machine on my Machine Quilter frame |
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