



I am still using the Bernina 180 for these. I brought out the Pfaff to piece the Mariners Compass for Circumnagivation and I have to say I was tempted to free motion quilt on it BUT I didn't it would have been so easy to do but I want to persevere with the Bernina.
When I bought the 180 I only really used it with the embroidery module and the Pfaff was the work horse. Now I have the 730e I want to use the 180 more.
The Pfaff is excellent for everything (I may be a little biased since I love it) especially piecing as it has a built in walking foot.
Mike Perham said in his blog yesterday that the auto pilot etc are now fixed and he was planning to be on his way today. I thought I would make a start on Circumnagivation today. I have all the sections of the compass pieced and just have to join them all together. I may manage to get that done tomorrow and will post a picture of my progress (it's looking good).
Now I must go and make dinner.
3 comments:
Your quilt practice is looking great!
Your practise pieces are looking good Carol.
How are you getting on with the BSR?
Like you, I have a 180 with embroidery module, several years old now but I was beginning to abuse it with all the bits I stitch into these days so last year I bought an Aurora 440 QE for my everyday stuff. It came with the BSR - still unused in the tin - and I'm now considering having a go with it :)
The quilting is marvelous.
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