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Mar 9, 2010, Cutting Triangles from Rectangles

I, too, am a new quilter and know that this should be easy to find...I just can't. When cutting triangles from a square, you add 7/8 to insure that

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Mar 9, 2010, Machine Quilting with Multiple Threads

I want a heavier look to the machine quilting. Can you have 2 threads go through one needle? If not, what kind of thread will give a heavier look to

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Mar 9, 2010, How to Modify a Quilting or Darning Foot

The plastic on the foot obstructs view of my needle, what foot do you suggest? REPLY:I am assuming that you're talking about a free motion quilting foot.

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Mar 5, 2010, Free Motion Machine Quilting Tools

I tried to stipple a medium size blanket. I just couldn't get the quilt to glide over the machine bed, so the stitches were all different sizes. I know

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Mar 4, 2010, My daughter's baby quilt...

I made it for her out of navy, lolly pink and cream with cotton, silk velvet and rayon textiles. I popped it in the bath with plain water...it did not

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Mar 4, 2010, Quilt Batting

I am interested to know your opinion and how you feel about 100 % wool, 50% cotton/50% bamboo batting compared to 100% cotton from a feel and hand point

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Mar 2, 2010, My Thread Keeps Breaking

I have just finished my first quilt...a lap size Bento Box. I am trying to quilt it. I am using a walking foot, sewing straight diagonal lines. When I

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Mar 2, 2010, Sewing Machine Tension Troubleshooting

I'm having a terrible time with tension while trying to free motion quilt. The front of my work looks great, but the back is a mess. I get eyelashes

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Mar 2, 2010, Squaring Up Applique

I read all the invisible machine applique steps, but I still need to know how to square up an applique block. ANSWER:You were right! I needed to put

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Mar 2, 2010, Machine Quilting Over the Same Place Twice?

I would like to machine quilt between the applique butterfly wings and it would be easier to go over a section more than once...I have been out of quilting

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Mar 2, 2010, How to Applique Quilt Blocks: Squaring Up Your Block

Applique quilt blocks are squared up before piecing them together. Follow our easy online instructions to learn how to here.

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Feb 26, 2010, Red 'Runner

This shows the bottom half of a Generations Quilt Pattern titled Elegant Table Runner, designed by Trudy Wasson. I started it years ago, set it aside,

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Feb 25, 2010, Stitching Applique Quilt Blocks

When you are assembling a block, do you applique each piece or unit (like your basket) at a time to the background fabric or do you glue baste all of the

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Feb 25, 2010, Layering and Basting a Quilt

I've finished quilt tops for my sisters (3) Christmas gifts for 2010. I'm trying to machine quilt them...is there a secret to keeping your sandwich taunt

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Feb 25, 2010, Do I need a stabilizer for machine applique with fusible web?

I have already ironed on my pieces to my blocks with Visoflex and now want to machine applique around each one .. do I need to further stabilize? ANSWER:My

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