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BethDurand

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BethDurand last won the day on December 25 2018

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About BethDurand

  • Birthday 07/02/1964

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    http://www.eocquilting.com

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    Portland, OR
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    biking (with pedals, not an engine), music, pets

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  1. I'm looking to sell my 2013 Millie on a 14' table with Bliss, hydraulic lift, motorized fabric advance and Quilt Glide. Turbo winder for L bobbins. One owner who is also a rep for the company. I will include the complete set of interchangeable hopping feet, and a base expander. Beginner class included with purchase, as well as all the goodies you'd get buying a new machine Bobbins, package of needles 2 pantographs, and will include my collection of Superior Rainbows thread. I'm in Portland, OR and asking $8900.
  2. Hmm. Silk thread. Good to know. I've recently done a multilayer fusible (not McK) with Monopoly, and it worked fine. Wouldn't the silk be a lot of thread color changes? Just a thought. I've got a McK of my own coming up in about 2 years, I've only made 2 blocks so far, but looking forward to quilting it.
  3. I purchased them at Home Depot on a Friday, and took them back on Monday. They off-gassed and smelled so badly that I could smell them on the 2nd floor, even t hough they were in the basement. Now I've got 2 wool braided rugs down there, and between those and my birkenstock shoes (I live in Oregon, after all), I can quilt for hours. Besides, the rugs are prettier than antifatigue mats. However, here at the shop we've got them behind the cutting counter, and I don't know how I'd live without them here. Be sure to give them the sniff test before you purchase them, and make sure that you can stand them.
  4. Hurray for you Jeanne! Post pics when you can! Beth
  5. I didn\'t see the show, and really don\'t know if this will help. However, I\'ve got patterns from Marci L. Baker on making strip pieced Tumbling blocks, grandmothers flower garden and seven sisters quilts. All have no "Y" seams. They are published by Alicia\'s Attic in Fort Collins, CO. Good luck, Beth
  6. Just my 2 cents. I wouldn't go to Montavilla. They have my regular sewing machine for the FIFTH time for a "tune up" They charged me more than another non-Janome rep did to tune up 2 machines. If they don't get it right this time, I'm getting my money back, and going to schlep over to Beaverton. I'm more than a little angry right now. Beth
  7. Hi Linda, I love my serger, but then I do a lot of garment sewing as well. I often use it for seaming quilt backs too. Mine is a 4 thread, but I usually only use 3. Great for finishing seams of garments, hems, etc. Beth
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