Never let it be said that I don't make mistakes. I do. Sometimes they are pretty spectacular. This is what happens when I fail to check the tension before quilting. That's right. I quilted an entire quilt before figuring out the tension was unsatisfactory. So unsatisfactory I had to rip it all out. The ripping wasn't that awful. The tension was so bad I could pull out 6-8" pieces of bobbin thread at a time.
When that was done, I loaded it back onto the frame and quilted it again. This time with correct tension. I think it turned out just fine. Even if there was some ripping and heavy sighing.
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