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qltnbe

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  1. How about quilting some of the local quilt shops quilts that are on display with the understanding that they will suggest you when someone asks about that quilts. Also, if you are in a guild, advertise in your membership booklet and/or do some free quilting of charity quilts that are donated to your guild. If your guild has a quilt show, make sure you place some of your quilts in that show with your quilting on it. Your name as the quilter will be on that and is great advertisement.
  2. Prayers coming your way for successful surgery.
  3. Well, I can't help you in the comparisons, but I have leader grips and I love them. They cut down the pinning of your quilt to minutes.
  4. I am thinking if the Millie has the features that you want and it is within your budget, go for it. Trade-in is always good for these machines, so if you wanted to start with the Lenni, you really wouldn't go wrong. It's a big decision, but it's one that you have to make. Sounds like you have done your homework. Good luck!
  5. Yes, this thread (no pun intended) came at just the right time. I have a quilt loaded and the color of thread that I have to go with it is King Tut. It kept breaking on me and I adjusted the heck out of the tension to no avail and I feared I would never get it back to where I needed it (tension). I love Glide and So Fine and either wind my own bobbins or use the Fil-Tec pre-wounds. I never have to adjust the tension for those. I get so frustrated when this kind of stuff happens. My time is limited on my machine and I don't have time to mess with tension. Although!!! I went downstairs tonight to take a quilt off the long arm because of the King Tut problems and thought I would give it one more try. I re-threaded the machine a different way and wahlaaaa.....it's not breaking. So....maybe King Tut will work for me yet. We will see.
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