![]() ![]() She tries a longarm at a show, saves up to buy one, and when she makes the purchase, quilts more than ever because she’s so happy and so dang pleased with herself. Let me paint a picture: Quilting Rockstar 1 takes Free Motion Quilting Academy, falls completely head over heels with free motion quilting, and now, instead of piecing several tops each month, finishes slightly fewer tops each month but takes those tops all the way to completion because she finishes them herself. at the end of the day, only YOU can decide if you owning a longarm is your best choice) Example 1 I know they’re impressive and everything, and mad props to longarm companies for making everyone think they need one, but… (please remember this is my opinion. Real talk: not every one needs a longarm. But, should they? Is a Longarm Right for You? As you may have guessed by now, yes, I do have a “big quilting machine,” and I know many, many quilters who wish they owned a longarm. ![]() For some reason, every time I tell a quilt muggle that I’m a quilter, they all spread their arms wide, their eyes get all big, and they say, “Omg, do you have one of those big quilting machines?!” I laugh every single time (which might make me a terrible person, but it’s hilarious to me that so many people do this when I have yet to meet a quilt muggle who could EXPLAIN the “big quilting machine” to me).
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