Plumpurple
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Thank you for your inquiry, but this has been sold. Sharon
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Good evening, the shipping quote for your zip is $15.40 which includes tracking and insurance. The Ruler Mate was used on a Millie and also fit my Lennie. It is for a machine that does not have a thread cutter. Please make sure it will work on your machine. You can PM me if you are still interested. I bought it thinking that I could learn to free motion but I lost patience and found I was using the Circle Lord boards exclusively. It needs to find a new home!!
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Yes it is, I will get a shipping amount to your zip tomorrow and let you know.
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My stash—couldn’t even guess quantity-but a lifetime for sure.
Sharon
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Yes, I do still have it. PM me your zip and I can get a shipping quote tomorrow.
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Good morning, I still have this, if anyone is looking for one.
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Hi, I have used the prewounds and mostly like the magna glide BUT I do have better stitching when winding my own bobbins. Have you tried winding your own or would that be an option for you?
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Good evening all, for those still wanting Circle Lord long board templates I just noticed that EBay has Swirls up at auction priced very reasonably. I do like mine and use often. I wish this was for a pattern I’m looking for, but maybe someone else wants/needs them. I just thought I’d pass this on as Michael is no longer in business. Sharon
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Hi, I am looking for the large Circle Lord boards Star Dance or Milky Way. I have been contacted to do some Quilts of Valor and would love to volunteer, however my skills are limited. Does any one who has gone computerized have either of these patterns they would be willing to sell? Thanks, Sharon
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Looks like you have it right, it can be confusing for sure.
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Love Circle Lord!!! Kinda hard to explain but It needs to face you at the back of the machine, as the little hole is used to line up your next row,
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Hi, i also try to use a thin batting for the bigger quilts. This helps.
Sharon
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IF, what you need is the apparatus that screws to the machine and supports the stylus I have an extra one. I do not have the little metal bracket that secures appratus to the machine, but you should be able to find another bracket that will work. You can have it for the price of a small flat rate box. PM me if you are interested. Sharon
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Hi, I have one I would sell. It's for an APQS without thread cutter. I'd sell it for $50.00 plus whatever the shopping costs would be. Sharon
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Audrey, sometimes the top thread doesn't feed smoothly off the cone or spool. The thread when feeding off the spool gets embedded and then gets trapped/caught so it won't unwind evenly so therefor your top thread is pulled too tight and breaks. Try a different top thread, additionally the same scenario can happen with the bobbin thread. Sharon
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You will really enjoy Lenni!!! Finishing my own quilts is so rewarding. Sharon
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I'm going to jump in here, Jill you won't be sorry if you go with the 12 ft table, I promise. After spending the $$$ for a long arm it's hard to justify sending out the larger occasional quilt you MIGHT want to do. If I had a tight space I would consider getting casters so I easily move my LA to accommodate available space. When is use you could pull it out and when not in use you could push it back against the wall out of the way. Anyway, that's my opinion--and I love my Lenni!
Sharon
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Ohhhh Terry, wow you really did create a masterpiece. I love it and I'd name it The Butterfly Effect, or maybe not. Please keep sharing. Sharon
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Wow, you are one very talented woman. I love it! Shoulda won a ribbon!
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I have a Ruler Mate, without thread cutter, for sale. $65.00, plus shipping. Or save shipping as I am in the KC area and would be willing to meet at the KC Quilt Festival in Overland Park, in June, or ?? I bought it for my Lenni, but it is more suited for machines with a larger throat as on my Lenni the sewing field was too small with the Ruler Mate attached. Won't use and needs to go, Sharon
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Wow oh Wow, you are soooooooo talented. It is always a treat when you show your quilting, thank you for taking the time to post. Viewing your art gives me a mental boost. Sharon
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I had this same question, I was tired of replacing blades after only a short time and some blades even from the same package didn't seem equal. So a friend gave me a Martelli cutter to try, that had the guard broke, guess she didn't think about replacement parts. I contacted the company and they sent me a new guard, spring, and a new bolt, at no cost to me. When she gave it to me she put in a new blade and that was two months ago, It is still cutting well. I just finished (almost) Bonnie Hunter's On Ringo Lake among other smaller projects, so I have used it a fair amount. I am not necessarily sold on the cutter's ergonomics, but the design of the cutter may increase the life of the blade. Maybe???? This is my first blade experience so time will tell.
Sharon
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OK, I don't do Facebook and really, really hope you all continue use this forum! When I do a search, I can see that at one time the forum was extremely active, I wish I was here then, but I've only had a longarm for a couple years.. I so enjoy all of your posts, pictures and comments, you all have guided this novice more than you'll ever know. The information and inspiration is priceless! I realize it takes everyone's participation to have a great forum but I feel it is worth it. Anyway that's my thoughts.
Sharon
Should I buy a 2012 Lenni?
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Buy it, assuming it works as it should! It is a good machine. I bought a used 2011 Lenni and love it. My only problems were beginner errors as there is a learning curve, so expect that. But there is a lot of knowledgable people on this forum that are willing to help. It is still very much supported by APQS. The lifetime guarantee is not transferrable, but these machines don't need a lot. If you are planning to get into the quilting business you might want a bigger setup, but for your first machine this is perfect, you won’t beat the price or the product. Just my opinion!