This has got to be the ugliest quilt top ever. I bought it off of eBay really cheap for trying out my new set-up. I just bought a Pfaff Grand Quilter last week to replace my super small Singer machine that I had on the frame. I am saving my pennies for the Homesteader machine, but in the meantime I will use the PGQ and it will make a great piecing machine when that day comes. So far I am really pleased with the machine and my homemade frame. I added a long door mirror between the tracks on the frame so I could see the underside of my quilts. I also sewed up some fabric to use for my side tension. I sewed in a flat piece of wood on one end for the clamps to have something to grab on to which gives it even tension all the way down the side of the quilt. Normally I wouldn't have attached them to the quilt top, but my backing is the same size as the top and since I am only using this quilt to practice on, I don't really care how it turns out.
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Nice to see the pc Quilter in action...thanks!
I noticed that your PGQ is moving by itself...I have one that I have to do by hand...tell me how to program this machine...PLEASE...Karlene
I have a Pfaff Grand Quilter on an Inspira frame. I am having problems with skipped stitches and stitch irregularity, do you have any suggestions
I use Inspira Topstitching needles. No more skipped stitches.
I also have PGQ on an inspira frame. How does it move by itself?
It is sitting on a PC Quilter http://www.pcquilter.com/
Check it out from the above link.
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