Love the tips and tricks you share. I didn't come up with the idea of using a coffee filter on the quilt top to collect threads but using one is handy and saves time. Dump as you quilt or toss the whole thing. I bought the wrong size filters for our coffee maker (twice no less). The filters hold their shape nicely and collect a lot of thread ends.
This is exactly what I've needed! Thank you. I notice you have other portions of the quilt already quilted. So, you advance/rewind the quilt often rather than working across? How do you avoid puckering on the back? Or do you not have issues with that?
In the first couple videos in this series, we talked about the basting of the quilt so that we could go back and forth. The basting prevents puckering.
I have just created my company in France. I want to buy an Amara lobgarm. do I necessarily have to go through a reseller in France? thank you for your reply.
Once the drawn line is gone you'll never know. When l was practicing l was so depressed because l went off the drawn lines so many timed, but after it was washed, l couldn't tell what was on the line and what was off. 💖🌞🌵😷
