Some tips for all of us. folow the link

Thank you for the link, Anabela. I clicked on the link but a page opens showing the message that the page cannot be found. I will try the website as well.
The website is working, now it's a matter of finding the page we want. Thank you!
Hugs, Lidia
P.S.: Thanks for the link to the bobbin storage, that's a great idea!

very interesting stuff here thank you
hugs pam

thank you

For the photo with "Bonnie K. Hunter" at the bottom, here's the blog post that goes with it: http://quiltville.blogspot.com/20...

thank-you our cute friend

Here is what I want to use

Great website! There are a lot of good ideas throughout the site. Some I already use/do. Some I have seen posted on other sites as well. I love some of the economical storage and organizing ideas.

ja super, das mit den Lockenwicklern kannte ich noch nicht lol, Grüße Maria

Thank you

What is being used to hold the CD in the tip that shows a CD under the spool of thread? And what is the purpose of the sponges in another tip?

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by laffma1 10 Jan 2016

The sponges are used as grips, to hold onto the fabric and glide it easily under the needle while free motion quilting.

Not sure about the CDs. Perhaps they add weight to keep the cones more stablized. Or maybe the just add height to keep the thread from catching. Don't know.

by queenofhearts 10 Jan 2016

Thank you laffma1. I don't do free motion quilting so I am not familiar with pushing it under the needle. In the other one I can't figure out what the object is that is holding the CD. Obviously it is something that has a spindle, but what?

by jrob 11 Jan 2016

The CD was just left in the photo so that you would recognize that it was a spindle out of a purchased case of blank CDs. The suggestion was to use the empty CD spindle for a 5000m spool of thread.

by queenofhearts 11 Jan 2016

Thank you, now I understand.

Wonderful, thank you.

Very interesting, thank you, Anabela!
Hugs, Lidia

Quite a few good tips there Bela, I'm not sure what the tape on the bottom of one of the feet is though. I'm assuming it's something to do with it not dragging on fabric. Love Chris

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by pacmp 10 Jan 2016

Chris it is suppose to be similar to the Teflon foot of the machine, so yes won't drag, catch or slow down.

Thanks for the link. Some new interesting ideas.

Thank You for these tips. Some are very interesting.

Some of these I have seen before but there were some new ones too and then there were a few that I did not understand.

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by pacmp 09 Jan 2016

Looks like most of these were taken off Pinterest and were English speaking to begin with, so if you are interested, you may want to look there, if interested in knowing what the confusing ones were to you, or just ask as I, and likely others here, have seen these before and likely could help. Pam

WOW Thanks for the link what great tips