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This is a new Tin Lizzie 18 LS long arm quilting machine and 10 foot by 4 foot Falcon professional frame table that was bought together in 2013 for $10000. It has only been used twice for less than a hour. It comes with all parts and is in excellent working condition. It also comes with tons of spools of thread that retail for $10ea. Local pickup in Northridge, CA. Will help load. Delivery is a possiblity for a fee. Depending on the state. Shipping may be possible for the machine but the table would be too expensive. $4000 OBO Need it gone ASAP! Email me @ rwrenn83@gm -
Made this quilt for a vendor event. Found this loopy flower quilting pattern years ago on Youtube. Hope this makes someone happy. Now isn't why we make quilts?
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Made this quilt for a vendor event. Found this loopy flower quilting pattern years ago on Youtube. Hope this makes someone happy. Now isn't why we make quilts?
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Hi All, For those of you that are new to using a longarm and are struggling with tension, I posted a YouTube video on using the Towa gauge as a guideline to ease/understand tension problems . I hope this helps some newbies out there as my relationship with George certainly improved this past year when I started using a Towa . Best, Debbie http://www.thequiltjournal.com/using-towa-gauge-better-bobbin-tension/ https://youtu.be/bmW6qwotQGQ
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Hi, Our Blossom Times Special is on until May 31st. Please take a look at the New Egyptian Eye and the New Wanders. Go to the bottom to click on the Index Blog Circlelord Giant Templates make quilting fun and profitable. Thank you, Michael
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Have you ever been to a "Blog Party"? I participated in a series that Bonnie Hunter did as part of her Celtic Solstice mystery quilt last fall. I found it was a great way to start blogging and provided a way for me to gain exposure for my quilting business. I had so much fun, so I decided I wanted to create one around the concept of "Quilting the Quilt". Over the next week, I am hoping that many of you will develop an idea (or ideas) on how you would quilt top I posted to my blog this week. (This is a quilt that has been languishing in my personal stack of unquilted tops for at least a
