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  1. Bobbiesue
    I can not post photos either. I tried to change my profile photo.......it allowed me to delete the old photo but it will not let me upload the new photo.
  2. Bobbiesue
    I am quilt for a gal that is wanting to use 2 layers of warm & natural, need to know pros/cons. Do I need to adjust to a longer stitch length so that it does not create a tightness and cause it to pucker? All opinions welcome TIA, Diane on a Millie
  3. Bobbiesue
    Size M Bobbin Case - Brand New, Never Used = $35.00 + SH Stand Alone Bobbin Winder for Size M Bobbins - Great Condition and Gently Used for hobby quilting only = $85.00 + SH
  4. Bobbiesue
    FINALLY!!!! My Gammill has gone home with it's new owner today. I am suffering from empty nest......but very happy it sold to a loving family.
  5. Bobbiesue
    My Gammill has gone home with it's new owner today. I am suffering from empty nest......but glad it sold to a loving family.
  6.    Quilting Grammy reacted to a post in a topic: Ruffle on Christmas Tree Skirt - Need Suggestions
  7. Bobbiesue
    All suggestions on how to do this is appreciated! I have just finished the top for a new Christmas tree skirt. I want to put in on the longarm to quilt it (of course, isn't that why I bought it?). I want to put a ruffle on the bottom of it and I want the ruffle to be between the layers or something so that it looks 'finished', but I can't think of a way to do that, for some reason I can't come up with a solution on how to accomplish this. I am sure there is a SIMPLE answer on how to do this. Any suggestions on how to do this would be appreciated. My thinking cap is thunk out........ Photo is attached to this post, the red circle is the new top, the other photo is of my old tree skirt that I quilted about 30 years ago on my domestic sewing machine, the ruffle was attached to the top, then the back attached, turned inside out after stitching the seams........pre-longarm! TIA, BobbieSue
  8. Bobbiesue
    All suggestions on how to do this is appreciated! I have just finished the top for a new Christmas tree skirt. I want to put in on the longarm to quilt it (of course, isn't that why I bought it?). I want to put a ruffle on the bottom of it and I want the ruffle to be between the layers or something so that it looks 'finished', but I can't think of a way to do that, for some reason I can't come up with a solution on how to accomplish this. I am sure there is a SIMPLE answer on how to do this. Any suggestions on how to do this would be appreciated. My thinking cap is thunk out........ Photo is attached to this post, the red circle is the new top, the other photo is of my old tree skirt that I quilted about 30 years ago on my domestic sewing machine, the ruffle was attached to the top, then the back attached, turned inside out after stitching the seams........pre-longarm! TIA, BobbieSue
  9.    Terbie2 reacted to a post in a topic: FOR SALE-Gammill V18/12ft table
  10. Bobbiesue
    I am ready for some sunshine..................it has been one snow storm right behind the other
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  12. Bobbiesue
    Hey Rita, My original posting showed the machine is in Northern Virginia......do you live close by? That would be sweet I was out of town, DH was responding to emails with uploading the PDF for me.........there is no way he was going to get on this site, he thought he might get hooked, and I might open a quilting business and put him to work with 2 longarms around the house, LOL!!!!! He is glad I am home, so here is the PDF with all the info for all to see all the goodies that come with it for the price I hope this formats well as I copied it from my PDF, could not find a way to upload as an attachment, probably just missed it. Gammill Vision 18-8 with Home Pro 12' Table and loaded with upgrades: Under the Quilt Camera System ($395.00) Swivel Casters ($120.00) High Density Table Top & Work Station ($995.00) Work Station Templates - 2 ($138.00) Overhead Light Bar ($795.00) TOTAL Value of Options: (2,443.00) Machine Features: 12’ Home Pro Steel Stand Stitch-Regulated & Manual Modes Color Touch Screen Diagnostic System FM Tuner Electronic Needle Positioner & Single Stitch Horizontal & Vertical Channel Locks Double Capacity Bobbin On-Board Bobbin Winder Adjustable Laser Light LED Light Fixture (with Black Light). Includes: M Style Bobbins Screw Driver Set Hex Key Set 1 - 3/32 Hex Wrench The machine is in excellent condition, low stitching hours and has been used to quilt as a hobby, check-up and serviced prior to listing for sale. Purchased new from Gammill June 2010. Smoke Free and pet free environment. Purchaser is responsible for pick-up, transportation and set-up cost. No Smoking Household No Pet Household Type of Payment: Cashier's Check Price: $9,300.00 I have listed the prices of the options/upgrades if you were to purchase these new from Gammill so that you can see what a great savings this is. Located in Northern Virginia (20148-zip code)
  13. Bobbiesue
    please email me at layersandthreads@me.com I will send you a pdf of specs and price Tks
  14. Bobbiesue
    V18 12ft table Light bar Workstation Etc......... Fully Loaded Excellent Condition Located in Northern Virginia Contact Layersandthreads@me.com
  15.    jbnt9999 reacted to a post in a topic: I'M MOVING--MOVERS SAID 2?--NEED TO SELL- TOO LITTLE SPACE
  16.    whitepinesquilter reacted to a post in a topic: Ft Leavenworth Quilts
  17. Bobbiesue
    LOL There is an active Army base there
  18.    Brenni reacted to a post in a topic: Ft Leavenworth Quilts
  19. Bobbiesue
    Thanks everyone!!! ​My free handing is getting better with every quilt. Here is what I have painfully experienced........just because a thread color is a great choice does not always mean it is the right thread to use if you are free handing. You have to be able to see the thread to know where you need to go ahead of where you are at and that means all colors that are used in the top.....................this is what I call 'advance preparation' it is the same when playing the piano...you have to be able to read the music ahead to prepare for where you need to go........ Quilt tops are my creative canvas which I love to do free hand!!!!
  20.    JustSewSimple reacted to a post in a topic: Ft Leavenworth Quilts
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  22. Bobbiesue
    Photos of 3 quilts that I just finished for 2 gals at Ft Leavenworth KS. They are both beginners and did a great job on their tops and I quilted them for free for them. Two have already shipped back to them and the last one will be in the mail tomorrow. I also did labels for them and Michelle's start quilt is her very first quilt. Andrea's Star Quilt was her second. Enjoy!!
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