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DJ Have you tried using a new bobbin case? Over time, from use or if you have dropped it, the bobbin case can warp. Leslie

That's a really good price (< $8.00 per panto) for someone wanting to start or add to their panto collection. I've used many of them, it is a great selection on some very popular pantographs. Leslie

A potential buyer will want to know your contact information and your location.

If my memory is correct, I think I remember Dawn (APQS) teaching a Quilt As You Go class on a longarm in Edmonton a number of years ago. On second thought, It might have been appliquing using a LA. (Either way, it was a class, she might have the instructions for sale). Leslie

NS Kwilter Merryjo2003 hasn't been on this site since Dec. 20 2017. Try contacting her via te email address she provided.

Faith The seller hasn't been on this site since 3 days after posting the ad in August 2016. Unfortunately the seller didn't include contact information. Good luck finding a machine.

Merry Christmas and Happy New Year.

Cindy I don't change the stitch length when basting down the top, sides etc.in SR if the stitches are not going to be removed. I usually set the spi at about 11 but will use 10 when quilting a flannel top or increase it to 12 if I am stitching a denser design. If I am basting down an area where I will be removing the stitches when I will single basting stitch (using the white left button) 1/4 to 1/2 " apart. If it is a large area then I turn off the SR and baste the area accordingly and try to keep the stitches under 1/2". Leslie

I follow the same method as Lovemyavy. Incidentally, those large totes can hold a lot of fabric! Leslie

The poster hasn't been on this site since the day after posting the ad in July (hoover mouse over ID name to see the last visited date). Unfortunately she did not include contact information.

Please provide a contact email or phone number and your location. This will help a potential buyer contact you and estimate the shipping cost.

I think people have confused monopoly with nylon thread. Nylon thread is nasty and will melt if ironed or put in a hot dryer. If your serger thread is strong enough, then use it.

If you hoover over the members user name you will see that boone49 has not been on this site since July 25. Unfortunately contact information wasn't provided.

What thread are you using in the bobbin? Try Bottom Line thread by Superior threads it is a 60 wt. and is an excellent bobbin thread. Also check your bobbin tension. I use a Towa tension gauge but you can also use the Jamie Wallen test. Here is the youtube link https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q1mRhcquZTM Leslie

Becky I will stitch one free charity quilt, per customer, per year, provided that the quilt is being made for my local guild comfort quilt program. I only provide E2E stitching and I pick the panto. Batting and backing is provided by the guild. I'd hoped that the other LAQs in the guild would follow my lead but that hasn't happened yet. I will donate quilting to other causes on an individual basis when I have the time. Leslie