Quilting seam allowance

perhaps a 1/4" seam is a bit too small for it to handle. Try a slightly larger seam allowance. On a bit of scrap fabric.

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go to the Husqvarna Viking website to locate the nearest Viking dealer. Viking does not allow their dealers to sell parts and accessories over the internet

Try this link for free manual for the Viking Rose machine -

http://new.husqvarnaviking.com/SiteMedia/Products/Machines/Support/Rose_605_manual_EN.pdf

There are 2 models called 'Rose'. The original Rose is the manual above. The newer Rose is called the Eden Rose. You can find most user manuals for Viking machines on their website. Here's how:

website: http://www.husqvarnaviking.com/us
Go to bottom of page on righthand side and click on 'Machine Updates'.
If your machine is not listed click on 'All Machines"
Scroll down until you find your machine and click on the name of your machine.
The link should take you to a page with a picture of your machine and a link to Download the manual which is a PDF file.

Good luck.

Try this link for free manual for the Viking Rose machine -

http://new.husqvarnaviking.com/SiteMedia/Products/Machines/Support/Rose_605_manual_EN.pdf

There are 2 models called 'Rose'. The original Rose is the manual above. The newer Rose is called the Eden Rose. You can find most user manuals for Viking machines on their website. Here's how:

website: http://www.husqvarnaviking.com/us
Go to bottom of page on righthand side and click on 'Machine Updates'.
If your machine is not listed click on 'All Machines"
Scroll down until you find your machine and click on the name of your machine.
The link should take you to a page with a picture of your machine and a link to Download the manual which is a PDF file.

Good luck.

I have never used a machine to free motion quilt. That said, I have had issues sewing over thick seams. Since your machine runs smoothly otherwise... I think it is the thickness of the seamed area that is causing your problem. It may be too late but you could try trimming your seams so the layers fabric graduate to full thickness. Or you could use a chop stick or popcicle stick to press down on the thickness as you guide the machine over the seam. I also suggest that you Fan your seam allowances where your blocks come together. You can see how that is done here. http://www.allpeoplequilt.com/videos/v/62207505/machine-minute-bulky-intersections-fanning-seam-allowances.htm

The rose has been around a long time, I had one, $200 is a good deal, but I would recommend that you at least buy a designer, you'll be glad you did.

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I assume you are doing free motion quilting? Use the V Menu, choose the first stitch. If you are using the Q Sensor foot or the spring free motion foot, go into the Set menu, hit "More" twice then turn On for either the Q Foot or Free motion. Make sure you have Needle Down turned on (top right-hand button on the left side above the needle). You might need to loosen the top tension by one or two clicks - first screen of the Set menu, under the picture that looks like DNA. A Size 90 needle is probably best and if the quilt is difficult to move about you might like to either use the Sewing Advisor to set for Heavy fabric or lessen the upper presser foot pressure - Set menu once again, next picture after the DNA. I have never had to do this with my D1 but I know some other people have. Get back if things are not working well for you.
Pam