shirleyl

I use So a Fine variegated a lot!

The only part not done with Quilt Path was the ditch work.

Larger needle, loosen top tendon, check bobbin tension using spider test, give your hook assembly a WD49 bath, blow her out and oil. A little piece of lint can create havoc.

It takes a while to get established. Hang in there, it will come! Shirley

I have happily used MQBM for years, but I also do shows and use my iPad or Android tablet at shows. MQBM only works on my laptop which is a pain to tote around and I'm afraid of something happening to it as its my main computer. Does anyone have Quick Books set up to do per sq in pricing, etc like MQBM. Since im not far into the year now would be the time to switch as it will work on all the devices. I don't want to make the investment if it won't do what I need. I know you can import square information which is what I use for charges. Any advice would be appreciated. Shirley

Hi installed the ones linked above! I love mine! Easy install, the worst part was removing the fluorescent bulb as hubby tweeted it. 10 minutes tops! Shirley

Just installed my new light and it was easy peasy and I love it! http://www.mcautomationinc.com/led2

I'm in Wyoming for me. Shirley Lowseth

We have been told that the no see is coming, just not when. As with any new system their is a learning curve, but I love my quilt path. I know nothing about the other system. Shirley

I have used square for a couple of years now. I have been absolutely satisfied with it. Had no issues at all. Shirley

Piece your next quilt by running it with your other foot. I have seen scooters that you put your knee on, maybe after a few weeks you can get one of them. Just throwing a few ideas out there. You probably won't want to do much of anything for a week. Read a good book and draw and design your next quilt, doodle. Shirley

Hubby has snow mobiles, motorcycles and enjoys working on motors, machining and welding parts. He has his shop or garage out back I have the basement. I don't ask what he spends on parts, he don't ask what I spend on quilting. Mine us a business, his is a hobby for now I guess. My business also contributes to his hobby and vice versa. You have to have something you love. Shirley

I'm in Rock Springs Wy. If you want yo come play with my Quilt Path you are more than welcome to. I have it on a 2002 Millenium non bliss. You can email me any questions at slowseth@msn.com. I'm not a rep just a satisfied customer. Shirley

Sorry to say, but the people that touch a machine and are immediately wonderful quilters are few and far between. It takes practice, and I hate yo say, but we are our own worse critics. It takes some time to find your niche, some like pantos others custom and others freehand. Some like it all. It takes time, however it is a solitary business. I recommend music, audio books and getting together to see with friends. Do not totally isolate yourself. Shirley

They have some older machines out for sale from APQS or they did. Shirley