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Pfaff free-motion quilting
First of all, I don't use a Pfaff, so NAYY here. I just saw a little
blog entry (video format) that could help some of you who do free-motion quilting on a Pfaff and would like extra visibility. If that interests you, go to http://patsythompsondesigns.com/index.php/archives/852 and watch the video that Patsy Thompson (who does *gorgeous* machine quilting) has prepared. Again, NAYY -- I use a Bernina. G I just thought someone here might find this useful. -- Sandy in Henderson, near Las Vegas sw.foster1 (at) gmail (dot) com (remove/change the obvious) http://www.sandymike.net |
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Thanks Sandy! I would buy one tomorrow if we still had a Pfaff dealer
in town. Wow, that's an amazing piece of equipment. And yes, she does quilt beautifully. I bet the underside of her feathers is just as good as the top. Sunny |
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Wow, I want one! Wonder if he ships overseas?
Roberta in D On Tue, 13 Jan 2009 19:48:54 -0800, Sandy wrote: First of all, I don't use a Pfaff, so NAYY here. I just saw a little blog entry (video format) that could help some of you who do free-motion quilting on a Pfaff and would like extra visibility. If that interests you, go to http://patsythompsondesigns.com/index.php/archives/852 and watch the video that Patsy Thompson (who does *gorgeous* machine quilting) has prepared. Again, NAYY -- I use a Bernina. G I just thought someone here might find this useful. |
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Thank you, Sandy. I enjoyed watching the video. The sound is off on my
computer - we cleaned it and must have hooked the sound up wrong. Maybe we didn't hook it up at all. It was a joy to watch her glide through feathers. Didn't she make it look easy? Polly "Sunny" wrote Thanks Sandy! I would buy one tomorrow if we still had a Pfaff dealer in town. Wow, that's an amazing piece of equipment. And yes, she does quilt beautifully. I bet the underside of her feathers is just as good as the top. Sunny |
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Sheesh, you're right about her quilting. Incredible. I'm trying very
hard not to hate her. That is a nifty little invention and I can see how it would really help. I use a Pfaff (7570) for most of my FMQ, but I don't use the Pfaff darning feet. I prefer the Big Foot from Lynne Graves. Partly for visibility and partly because I can completely lower my presser foot and don't have to use that "park" position. But, I'm still going to buy one of these ankles because I'm a tool junkie and have to try everything. More later. anthony in Clearwater Sandy wrote: First of all, I don't use a Pfaff, so NAYY here. I just saw a little blog entry (video format) that could help some of you who do free-motion quilting on a Pfaff and would like extra visibility. If that interests you, go to http://patsythompsondesigns.com/index.php/archives/852 and watch the video that Patsy Thompson (who does *gorgeous* machine quilting) has prepared. Again, NAYY -- I use a Bernina. G I just thought someone here might find this useful. -- Regards, anthony (to reply privately, replace live dot com with bigfoot dot com) |
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Thanks for posting the video link, Sandy. I have sent an email
requesting purchase information and international shipping. The ankle isn't shown on the website (Bill's sewing machine company) so I hope that I will have a reply later today - I will post the answer. Such a simple idea and solution to a visual aid for the pfaff. jennellh On Jan 13, 10:48*pm, Sandy wrote: First of all, I don't use a Pfaff, so NAYY here. I just saw a little blog entry (video format) that could help some of you who do free-motion quilting on a Pfaff and would like extra visibility. If that interests you, go to http://patsythompsondesigns.com/index.php/archives/852 and watch the video that Patsy Thompson (who does *gorgeous* machine quilting) has prepared. Again, NAYY -- I use a Bernina. G I just thought someone here might find this useful. -- Sandy in Henderson, near Las Vegas sw.foster1 (at) gmail (dot) com (remove/change the obvious)http://www.sandymike.net |
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Sandy wrote:
First of all, I don't use a Pfaff, so NAYY here. I just saw a little blog entry (video format) that could help some of you who do free-motion quilting on a Pfaff and would like extra visibility. If that interests you, go to http://patsythompsondesigns.com/index.php/archives/852 and watch the video that Patsy Thompson (who does *gorgeous* machine quilting) has prepared. Again, NAYY -- I use a Bernina. G I just thought someone here might find this useful. The cost (including US shipping) is $43. Roberta (and anyone else who wants to know), they ship UPS and will ship internationally. She was not sure of the price for that but will find out. I now have the personal e-mail of the woman who does the shipping and will be glad to e-mail it to anyone who would like to contact her. Thnaks for the link Sandy, this should make my Pfaff even more wonderful to use for FMQ. Mary |
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In message , Mary in Rock
Island IL writes Sandy wrote: First of all, I don't use a Pfaff, so NAYY here. I just saw a little blog entry (video format) that could help some of you who do free-motion quilting on a Pfaff and would like extra visibility. If that interests you, go to http://patsythompsondesigns.com/index.php/archives/852 and watch the video that Patsy Thompson (who does *gorgeous* machine quilting) has prepared. Again, NAYY -- I use a Bernina. G I just thought someone here might find this useful. The cost (including US shipping) is $43. Roberta (and anyone else who wants to know), they ship UPS and will ship internationally. She was not sure of the price for that but will find out. I now have the personal e-mail of the woman who does the shipping and will be glad to e-mail it to anyone who would like to contact her. Thnaks for the link Sandy, this should make my Pfaff even more wonderful to use for FMQ. Mary Could you send it to me please, my e-mail addy is in my sig. line. Thanks. Shirley -- Shirley Shone http://www.allcrafts.org.uk |
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I don't have any Pfaff's but went over to take a look too. I too was
pretty amazed at how she just so easily did those feathers. I am sure I need more practice. Sunny, looks like the thing is sold just by that one guy. Give him a call and I bet he'd gladly sell and ship you one. Thanks Sandy for posting the link. TAria Polly Esther wrote: Thank you, Sandy. I enjoyed watching the video. The sound is off on my computer - we cleaned it and must have hooked the sound up wrong. Maybe we didn't hook it up at all. It was a joy to watch her glide through feathers. Didn't she make it look easy? Polly "Sunny" wrote Thanks Sandy! I would buy one tomorrow if we still had a Pfaff dealer in town. Wow, that's an amazing piece of equipment. And yes, she does quilt beautifully. I bet the underside of her feathers is just as good as the top. Sunny |
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Mary - I would like it as well. Thanks!
laurie @ finishingtouchesquilts.com remove the spaces! -- ~~~~~~~ Laurie G. in CA http://www.finishingtouchesquilts.com http://community.webshots.com/user/lagrant7 ~~~~~~~ "Mary in Rock Island IL" wrote in message ... Sandy wrote: First of all, I don't use a Pfaff, so NAYY here. I just saw a little blog entry (video format) that could help some of you who do free-motion quilting on a Pfaff and would like extra visibility. If that interests you, go to http://patsythompsondesigns.com/index.php/archives/852 and watch the video that Patsy Thompson (who does *gorgeous* machine quilting) has prepared. Again, NAYY -- I use a Bernina. G I just thought someone here might find this useful. The cost (including US shipping) is $43. Roberta (and anyone else who wants to know), they ship UPS and will ship internationally. She was not sure of the price for that but will find out. I now have the personal e-mail of the woman who does the shipping and will be glad to e-mail it to anyone who would like to contact her. Thnaks for the link Sandy, this should make my Pfaff even more wonderful to use for FMQ. Mary |
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