Monday, October 4, 2010

My Quilting Machine

I was lucky enough to get a machine quilter this year. I've been having alot of fun - except for the tension problem. You'd think all I need to do is load a quilt and quilt. Wrong - every quilt so far I have to play with the tension. Still fun though, just wish I had more time and didn't have to go to work every day.

4 comments:

Sandy said...

Good morning! and welcome to blogland! (I don't blog, but do follow many wonderful posts- esp your sister Barb's....those quilts are lovely, do not look like novice quilts at all ;) Looking forward to more posts from you- my what a talented family! Sandy

Micki said...

Welcome to blogland and what a wonderful quilting machine you have.I know you will love blogging, and hope to get to know you.
Micki

Robin (RsIslandCrafts) said...

Hi, Barb sent me over :)

Rotten day jobs ruin all the fun lol. I guess without them we wouldn't be able to afford some good ole retail therapy when we need it.

jdqltr said...

Wonderful job, and they do not look like beginner work either. As far as tension, sometimes it's the weather (cotton tends to swell with humidity), sometimes it's the quilt (too tight? too loose? weird fabric? batting?), sometimes it's the machine. Not only do I _test_ tension every quilt, I _check_ tension every roll-up. Keep up the very good work!