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If I could make my way to where you live, Wendy, I'd take a portrait class from you in a heartbeat! :P You really do have a wonderful way!
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The technique is the Rob Appell class but thanks I'd love to have you living near me
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I'd be there, too!!Originally posted by Renata
Nancy
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Well, portrait class would be wonderful ! But really ,I want to see that chicken coop !! :lol: :lol: :lol:
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:lol: :lol: :lol:
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In you go Marilyn :lol: :lol: :lol:
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Wow, Wendy! Your chickens have better accommodation than my staying guests :POriginally posted by twiglet
I bet your chicks lay lots of eggs to award you for their 5 star treatment.
Thanks for sharing
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I remember eggs :lol:
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That is soooo Uptown !!
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That is soooo Uptown !!
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Your quilt is simly stunning and I cant help with any advice but I do hope it all works out for you in the end.
Taree NSW - Australia
My motto in life: live by the three GGG’s - be Grateful, be Gracious, be Gorgeous to yourselfComment
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Wendy, if you can find a hoop that will fit under your pressure foot(take the foot off, put the hoop under, then put foot back on)--hoop the face area with the inside of the hoop on top. This will put the fabric close to the bed of the machine. pull the fabric tight. You can then put some stitching on the face. I believe the puckers you see is that there is no quilting in this area. Follow the contours of the face with your quilting. You will not need much since you do not have dense quilting in the other areas. Hope this helps.
Taree NSW - Australia
My motto in life: live by the three GGG’s - be Grateful, be Gracious, be Gorgeous to yourselfComment
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Sounds good advice Ritzy, I've not tried using a hoop for quilting before. Off to look for one it's probably with my lost printer
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Don't forget to check behind the couch...
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That is how I was introduced to free motion embroidery, it works a treat, especially if the whole design in inside the hoop. I've almost certainly got a spare if you need one. :wink: and it is not down the back of the sofa! - it is in safe place in my sewing room :POriginally posted by twigletSounds good advice Ritzy, I've not tried using a hoop for quilting before. Off to look for one it's probably with my lost printerComment
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