Can you free motion quilt on this machine?
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Yes you can. I have the machine and the free motion foot included. Please let me know if interested. Thanks Sammy sewingmachineoutlet
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Yes it can. The instruction booklet comes with instructions on how to do that. I truly love this machine.
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No, it doesn't. You can move the frame to whatever part of the quilt that you are working on. Hope that helps. Hard to explain, but I love my frame!
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I use it for quilting, too. I just have to take it from vertical to horizontal every 2-3 minutes to keep it hot and ready. Hope that helps you.
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It is a very nice solid machine but does not have wheels. You can slide it very easily over a carpet. If you have wood floors then you can place it on a small carpet or towel and then slide it from room to room. LB
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The ease of free motion quilting it provides is well worth any necessary actions. My quilting has improved greatly since having the slider on my machine.
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Yes it can, it is very useful. I have enjoyed all of the sewing machine feet I purchased from Amazon, the price is at least a third of that at the seeing machine retail stores.
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I use it strictly for free motion quilting. I could not use the foot pedal and keep a consistent speed. My thread kept breaking. Now , I am able to control the speed as I am quilting and getting better results.
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This is a sew only machine. No embroidery, however it does have the drop feed option allowing you the capability of free motion quilting and embroidery, thread painting, and darning. Hope this answer is helpful.
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I do free motion quilting with my machine. The tension must be adjusted: I use 7 or 8. For regular stitching a 4 or 5 tension works fine. If the tension isn't adjusted, I get eye-lashing on the back of the quilt if I'm doing circles and tight curves. I always make a sample quilt sandwich of each project to test the tension. I use a SewSlip glide sheet over the stitch plate to help move things evenly.
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No. This isn't the kind of treadmill you can move in and out of place. It's very heavy.
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My husband says the wheels are way in the front of the machine and you should be able to just push it. I believe I have rolled it myself once folded without a problem and I'm only 5'1". By the way, I LOVE my treadmill! Maybe the model you looked at didn't have the wheels attached?
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Yes it does. And we do have a quilting foot that is for free motion. The part # is 40052013 and here is a link to it: http://www.shopjoya.com/p-36884-juki-quilting-foot-for-hzl-35z-25z-k65-k85.aspx. Just lower your feed teeth when using this foot.
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Yes. Ive done two quilting projects one smaller, one large denim and both went very smooth.
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No, quilt only. You could find pillows in my store, I could send product link if you couldn't find them. Thanks
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Yes, there are many feet, including a walking foot. If you want a 1/4 foot with an "edge" on it, you would have to purchase one from the sewing outlet.com ($15.99). I like to sew with the edged 1/4 inch foot. Otherwise, there are many presser feet, including the free motion foot. You can drop the feed dogs to free motion. This is a great quilting machine and has excellent "pin feed," which moves the fabric through like butter. First time threading took longer for me, but after that it was free sailing. If you want to make quilts faster like I do, this is a great machine. I used to quilt with my Bernina, but I like the Brother better. It is more affordable and well made. You should also know that if you use thicker threads (I always use 100% cotton from ConnectingThreads.com), that you will need an 80/12 needle instead of the smaller ones due to the way the machine's tension is set up. Hope this helps, Vivian from Wisconsin
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Yes... its alot of fun to do.... if u have a hobby lobby near by u can pick it up a little cheaper... I just put a new back on it... I have also built a patch quilt around it so that it can be expanded to fit the bed