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looking for Ricky's dble blanket stitch show.

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    looking for Ricky's dble blanket stitch show.

    :roll: I am going to be starting the Be Attitudes quilt, and I would like to know what show Ricky demonstrated his dble blanket stitch, so I can practice. Thank you Debbie
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    Hey Debbie! It's in chapter one of show # 312. Karen
    Lyndhurst, Ohio USA - East Side Suburb of Cleveland, Ohio

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      #3
      I have a Pfaff, and it has no double-blanket stitch.

      Is Bernina the only manufacturer with that stitch?

      BethMI

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        #4
        Originally posted by BethMI
        I have a Pfaff, and it has no double-blanket stitch.

        Is Bernina the only manufacturer with that stitch?

        BethMI

        NOPE--my Viking has the stitch also.

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          #5
          Hi on the Bernina 440QE its either stitch no 46 or 59.

          Jill


          Taree NSW - Australia
          My motto in life: live by the three GGG’s - be Grateful, be Gracious, be Gorgeous to yourself

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            #6
            Debbie, thanks for asking about it. I went back and looked at it and just used it to applique my seaweeds down in my mermaid quilt. It is a wonderful raw-edge applique stitch...looks fabulous. I didn't find the stitch at first, because it just looked like a little bolder normal blanket stitch on the screen. BethMI, sorry you don't have it.

            "Neglect not the gift that is within you..." -1 Timothy 4:14

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              #7
              Thank you ladies, I have gone to the show and watched again, I will be checking my new Brother 6000D,
              I do not like the skimpy look the reg back stitch provides. I will let you know how it works out. I am truly excited to start this project for me. I do too much for others. 8) How many of you have used this stitch as well. What thread did you use. What threads work better than others. Debbie
              Living Threads
              http://www.livingthreads.net

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                #8
                I just made some pillow cases with fancy stitches... I used double thread with a large needle ( from Quilting Arts DVD) and liked the look. I also found my twin needles.... I am going to do some machine quilting... straight lines with that...

                I do not think you can free motion stitch with double needles but I just might give it a try to see what happens... as long as I do not break them by going to fast.


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                  #9
                  You can freemotion quilt with double needles ,but it kind of leaves a funky zizzag stitch on the backside. Try a sample piece to see if you like the design on the backside.

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                    #10
                    I would probably thread paint with it then do quilting as part of the design... either that or put a different back on over the quilt .... that drives judges crazy.

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