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Happy Monday how did your Panto work this week-end?
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When destiny calls, you do well to listen! It is very heart warming to hear stories like yours and I think you have earned your success with hard work and (from the little I know of you) with a great character and attitude. We can't help but respond positively to good people! Enjoy the rewards! You reap what you sow/sew :-)
So, I did some more pantos using a smaller, more detailed one and ... uuurrrgh! I am so not happy with the results. Music, pinky finger out, but no wine as I still have to drive this afternoon. I think it is time to get new wheels and see if that makes a difference... these are still from 2001, so past due for a change. There are definitely consistent issues with jogging at the same points of movememt. I draw and paint well so it should not be a lack of hand-eye coordination. Or at least I hope not Or i am deluding myself! My free motion turns out satisfactorily to me but I think it helps to get direct feedback by being on the same side of the machine as the quilt top. Yes, I quickly figured out a few years ago with my old Grace setup about those rail tracks if I didn't pause at the points! I unsewed a lot! But, until I get new wheels I will still persist with the panto practice. Worst case scenario is that I learn a lot as a result of working with harder wheels... might make me a better quilter in the long run.
Jim, on this forum, recommends edgerider wheels. Have you heard of them, or used them, or have an opinion on them? I know of the APQS M&M wheels of course, but didn't know I had options available.
Anyway, I hope the sun is shining in your part of paradise. Have a great afternoon!
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I can only dream of bliss! Did you have it done in the USA or did your dealer do it for you? I am not clear about the process involved In the conversion.
But it is good to hear that you saw an improvement with the M&Ms... square circles describes my situation pretty well! I have some good circles, but not consistently. Not by a long shot. I think m&m will be my next purchase, once I have my C.L. goodies paid for first. My logic: the boards give consistent and smooth results. I could do the wheels first, but then I am still doing free motion and subject to whoopses and inconsitencies. C.L. should offer a jumpstart to professional results right out of the box without changing anything else (judging by the results from my R&S board so far). Or at least I am hoping and praying it will! I should know in a few weeks if I am correct or a fool!
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good morning Ann could I make a block for you.... if you wouldn't mind sending Betsie about 5 dollars to go towards the postage to send the quilt to Rita? No pressure you had said you were on the road it was just an idea I had. You can say no Thanks for concidering my request If you do this is there something you would like me to put on the block for you besides your Name?
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ok Betsy I will need your address. Thank-you for offering to put this together for Rita
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Nancy (Pepsi Girl) did offer to send along a backing, and I told her no. However, I see your point, and I will send her another message saying I have reconsidered the matter. I often add blocks to my backs, or use two (or more) fabrics on them, so that would be a possibility, too.
A scrappy binding would be fun, so maybe we could ask block makers to send some leftover binding with their blocks, if they want.
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great I will continue if you think of anything else contact me lets try and get this quilt hug to rita. oh should I ask for batting?
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I have lots of batting. Is Warm & White OK?
Do you want to switch to e-mail, rather than using the forum for our communications? My address is dbams@comcast.net.