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Posted by Sunny on September 1, 2009, 12:32 am
I went to my local sewing machine shop and was delighted to see they
had the new bobbin case for FM quilting for my Janome 6600. I bought
the only one. I tried it out tonight on a practice sandwich and I must
say I think it's pretty good. I did a lot of things I normally
wouldn't do while quilting, just to see how it would perform, and I
saw a real improvement. Virtually no "eyelashes" on the back when I
revved up the motor and skidded around corners and did some slingshot
angles.
I paid $28 for it and I'm really happy with the purchase. It's
definitely worth the price.
Sunny
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Posted by Patti on September 1, 2009, 2:50 am
Thanks for the recommendation , Sunny. I bought one a couple of weeks
ago; but haven't had the chance to try it out yet. It will be put in as
soon as I get back from my short break. I have a lap quilt all ready
for quilting!
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>I went to my local sewing machine shop and was delighted to see they
>had the new bobbin case for FM quilting for my Janome 6600. I bought
>the only one. I tried it out tonight on a practice sandwich and I must
>say I think it's pretty good. I did a lot of things I normally
>wouldn't do while quilting, just to see how it would perform, and I
>saw a real improvement. Virtually no "eyelashes" on the back when I
>revved up the motor and skidded around corners and did some slingshot
>angles.
>I paid $28 for it and I'm really happy with the purchase. It's
>definitely worth the price.
>Sunny
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Best Regards
pat on the hill
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Posted by Allison on September 1, 2009, 9:51 am
Sunny wrote:
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> I went to my local sewing machine shop and was delighted to see they
> had the new bobbin case for FM quilting for my Janome 6600. I bought
> the only one. I tried it out tonight on a practice sandwich and I must
> say I think it's pretty good. I did a lot of things I normally
> wouldn't do while quilting, just to see how it would perform, and I
> saw a real improvement. Virtually no "eyelashes" on the back when I
> revved up the motor and skidded around corners and did some slingshot
> angles.
>
> I paid $28 for it and I'm really happy with the purchase. It's
> definitely worth the price.
>
> Sunny
How is it different from the regular bobbin case?
Allison
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Posted by Patti on September 1, 2009, 11:25 am
The tension is set up specially for free motion quilting, rather than
for general sewing.
I have great hopes. I just hope they are fulfilled!!
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>Sunny wrote:
>> I went to my local sewing machine shop and was delighted to see they
>> had the new bobbin case for FM quilting for my Janome 6600. I bought
>> the only one. I tried it out tonight on a practice sandwich and I must
>> say I think it's pretty good. I did a lot of things I normally
>> wouldn't do while quilting, just to see how it would perform, and I
>> saw a real improvement. Virtually no "eyelashes" on the back when I
>> revved up the motor and skidded around corners and did some slingshot
>> angles.
>> I paid $28 for it and I'm really happy with the purchase. It's
>> definitely worth the price.
>> Sunny
>How is it different from the regular bobbin case?
>Allison
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Best Regards
pat on the hill
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Posted by Allison on September 1, 2009, 1:53 pm
So does this mean it doesn't work as well for general sewing? If so,
how easy is it to tell the two bobbin cases apart? I have a terrible
time keeping track of which needle I'm using (current method = tape the
needle case on top of my machine) and I'd hate to have problems
remembering the bobbin case.
Allison
Patti wrote:
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> The tension is set up specially for free motion quilting, rather than
> for general sewing.
> I have great hopes. I just hope they are fulfilled!!
> .
>> Sunny wrote:
>>> I went to my local sewing machine shop and was delighted to see they
>>> had the new bobbin case for FM quilting for my Janome 6600. I bought
>>> the only one. I tried it out tonight on a practice sandwich and I must
>>> say I think it's pretty good. I did a lot of things I normally
>>> wouldn't do while quilting, just to see how it would perform, and I
>>> saw a real improvement. Virtually no "eyelashes" on the back when I
>>> revved up the motor and skidded around corners and did some slingshot
>>> angles.
>>> I paid $28 for it and I'm really happy with the purchase. It's
>>> definitely worth the price.
>>> Sunny
>> How is it different from the regular bobbin case?
>> Allison
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>had the new bobbin case for FM quilting for my Janome 6600. I bought
>the only one. I tried it out tonight on a practice sandwich and I must
>say I think it's pretty good. I did a lot of things I normally
>wouldn't do while quilting, just to see how it would perform, and I
>saw a real improvement. Virtually no "eyelashes" on the back when I
>revved up the motor and skidded around corners and did some slingshot
>angles.
>I paid $28 for it and I'm really happy with the purchase. It's
>definitely worth the price.
>Sunny