If I can quilt by machine, why can't I UNQUILT by machine?? Seems so unfair.....
Sunny
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16 years ago
Just a question...
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16 years ago
Oh, Sunny! If you ever get an answer, PLEASE let me know :-)
Rita L.
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16 years ago
geez..... that sounds like the kind of question I would ask ......LOL
(there's gotta be a way?????)
Marilyn in Alberta, Canada
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16 years ago
Who was it used a weed whacker to fluff the edges in his raw-edge quilt? John Flynn maybe? That would certainly be one mechanical means of undoing your quilting! Roberta in D
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16 years ago
Ladies, Ladies, Ladies. It's a SIMPLE answer. Simply run your machine in reverse.
:)
Caron in Michigan
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Great answer, Caron. Why haven't the manufacturers included it in their manuals? . In message , CaroninMichigan writes
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Yes, it was John Flynn Gen
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That's a good question. Debra in VA See my quilts at
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On Wed, 16 Jan 2008 14:42:56 -0600, Sunny wrote (in article ):
When you figure that out, please, please, let me know.
Maureen