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Argh!! Thread Nests!! How can I prevent the thread nests that form on the bottom of my quilt. They are formed with the upper thread not the bobbin thread.
I use the glue stick and Rinsaway method for preparing pieces for hand applique. However, I only glue the seam allowances to the Rinsaway, not the entire
I bought a used Bernina 153QE and it came with a #50 WALKING foot--one sole for quilts and another for plaid matching. I am not using it right or something.
Jul 16, 2010, Getting a Quilt PC DISK for a Viking Designer 1
Know anyone or anywhere I can purchase a PC DISK for my Husqvarna Designer 1 - the one I would like is Quilt Embroidery 101? Reply:Obviously your local
Sewing Machine Troubleshooting begins with preventing many problems before they occur. Then learn to diagnose and fix problems. Follow these simple steps to get more time for trouble free quilting.
This quilt was made from a jelly roll (Beach Hut), and the backing and alternating strips were from one fabric. It involved sewing jelly roll strips to