Norma H
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Where is this George located?
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Great bargain!! That Tracey's quilter cabinet is $1500 by itself. Your's looks brand new. I'm in Iowa or I'd bite on this right now
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Check with local guild members. You could offer a discount to quilt one of their quilts as compensation for making tops for your shop.
- dbams and Jan Fisher
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What year is this George and where is the location?
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Try this website https://www.longarmquiltingsupplies.com/kenquilt-questions/
Formerly owned/used KenQuilt. Has manual for later versions, perhaps for your machine
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This from my local Janome retailer who takes in pre-owned machines. This is in Central Iowa.
"The least expensive Janome with a knee lift is over $1000."
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Feathered Star Quilt Blocks II is the second Feathered Star block book by Marsha McCloskey. The first, Feathered Star Quilt Blocks I, contains 10 Le Moyne-based designs and has been a wonderful design resource for quiltmakers around the world. In this second book, you ll find patterns for 15 new and traditional grid-based Feathered Star blocks
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I only quilt for myself (when I have time
), and for my church group. We have delivered over 50 quilts so far this year to one of our mission organizations, and I've quilted a large number of them. We make twin or larger sized quilts for this mission. I use several of the Circle Lord long boards - especially the Swirls, Milky Way and Egyptian Eye. They're wonderful time savers, and the children love circles on their quilts. The CL products are great time savers. When I have enough coins saved I'll be ordering some other boards, and I do plan to get a computer some day - but I won't ever give up my CL boards. -
Looks like Pennywinkle appeared on the market in the early 2000's - maybe 2002. Innova - made by ABM - has been in business since 1947 and is one of the larger long arm quilting machine manufacturers. I'd never heard of Pennywinkle until the post today. Each year it seems there are more and more smaller companies making quilting machines. As has been mentioned before, get to the quilt shows and try all the machines to see which ones fit you best.
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I have an HP OfficeJet and have not had any issues with Printed Treasures or using fabrics with freezer paper. They've been washed and so far have not faded.
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Oops - didn't realize I had bold clicked on - not meaning to "shout"
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The Bernina 880 is a domestic machine with embroidery
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Try this site - there are sub categories for the various series of Bernina machines - series 8, series 7 etc.
), and for my church group. We have delivered over 50 quilts so far this year to one of our mission organizations, and I've quilted a large number of them. We make twin or larger sized quilts for this mission. I use several of the Circle Lord long boards - especially the Swirls, Milky Way and Egyptian Eye. They're wonderful time savers, and the children love circles on their quilts. The CL products are great time savers. When I have enough coins saved I'll be ordering some other boards, and I do plan to get a computer some day - but I won't ever give up my CL boards.
Inteliquilter (iQ)vs Quilt Path 5
in Gone Quilting...Chat About Anything
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Contact Angela Huffman at Quilted Joy in KY - she is an APQS Repr, very experienced in both (she sells both). The systems use different technologies for the operating systems and depending on how you learn or like the operating system may help you decide. www.quiltedjoy.com