SPOTLIGHT ON JANOME DEALER: ANDERSONS SEWING CENTER, KAMLOOPS, BC

Posted on May 11, 2015 by Janome Canada

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I recently paid a visit to Anderson’s Sewing Center in Kamloops, BC. The ladies made little mug rugs using several of our Janome & Elna sewing, quilting and embroidery machines. The purpose of the event was for interested customers to try out several different machines to see which ones they preferred: just like test driving a car before deciding which one you might like to buy. The project involved Acufil quilting; applique using the Janome Applique foot (AP); applique-in-the hoop using either the Janome MC9900 or Janome MC15000 + a little embroidery of a word or 2 like Coffee or Tea time.

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Busy at work & having fun

Busy at work & having fun

 

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2 Responses to SPOTLIGHT ON JANOME DEALER: ANDERSONS SEWING CENTER, KAMLOOPS, BC

  1. robyn says:
    May 12, 2015 at 5:00 am

    That’s a great little project. How have they finished the outside edge?

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    • lizafrica says:
      May 21, 2015 at 12:54 pm

      Hi Robyn,
      WE couch a yarn against the trimmed edge of the mug rug using a zig-zag stitch of SW 5.5 or 6. Zig/left needle position into fabric & zag/right needle position off yarn in “fresh air”. A very effective edge treatment.

      Liz
      JANOME CANADA

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