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hi i watched your video. i improved on your idea! i did the tack down row on my quilt. then i quilted a row. after quilting a row i attached the binding to the top and sides where i already did the quilting. then moved quilt up, tacked quilted, binding. works great and cuts out several steps.

Thank you for your complete tutorial on binding all the way around the quilt. I’m eager to try this.

Thank you for this video! We’re working on our first quilt and struggled with thread breaks including some where neither thread was broken. We watched the video and rethreaded (again!) following every single step. And loosened the quilt a bit. Not sure which thing worked, but we just quilted a whole row with no thread breaks!

Wow thank you so very much for sharing all this good information on how tight the quilt should be and how you showed how much space between the bars should be. And how the needle should be. Very good to know all the things you talk about on your tutorial❣️✂️🧵🪡👍🏼💖💗💕💓

You are amazing!!!! Can you handle that Minky like a true pro and make it look so easy!! Angie I've watched this video so many times because I'm trying to figure out how you grab those short ends and line them up in order to square off your blanket/throw??? Then I did not get where you came up with the cutting down to 51 inches....what am I missing?😮❤❤

Such a helfpful video! Thank you for posting!

Thank you so much!! This is a great video of how to do a binding on my longarm machine!! Awesome.

Awesome - thank you

Can this be used for APQS bobbins as well?

Can this be used for APQS bobbins as well?

Thank you so much for the great video. I will try this on my next quilt. Do you mind sharing how wide you cut your fabric for the binding? I’ve seen others do 2.25, 2.5 and 3 inch wide. What works best for you?

I was taught the stitch to the zipper method when I bought my longarm. Did it exactly once and have been pinning every since. I find having the longarm frame hold up the back or top while I pin is much easier than wrestling them through a domestic machine. Also if the back isn't exactly square I can tweek it under the pins. Try different methods to find the one that works for you.

Fabulous video! Thank you. 😊

Wouldn't it be better to sew a strip of canvas to the zip and then sew the quilt to the strip so as not to ruin the zip by sewing it?

it would be nice to have a video on how to attach zippers onto your leaders.....

Loved your video & instructions! Thank you

Very good instructions.

Very good instructions.

I don't center, I marked an equal distance from the left side on both zippers, and that's where I start sewing the fabric. It seems to be more accurate for me than it was working from the center. SO happy about basting my zippers to the backing.

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Where do you get those rolls of batting you have there?

Genious you are…. So thankful for this

Angie you are wonderful to explain so well. I will do better with my hq 16.

I sure wish my house was big enough to fit one of your machines. It was great to have you at the show.

You did an amazing job capturing all of our quilts on your video. Love the closeups.

Thank you for posting this wonderful video and thank you for vending at our show. It was great to talk with you.

I just want to say a heartfelt thank you. After hours of trying to fix the thread break I came online and found you. I never heard of the batting thing so I tried it and OMG it fixed it. Quilted for 3 hours without breakage. Thank you thank you thank you

Way to go Angie! Congratulations!

Your videos are amazing! ❤

Would you suggest doing this with an older quilt that will still be used? Or just to preserve it and put away?

I actually started doing this about 18 years ago because im lazy 😂 I started collecting quilts about 60 years ago and after a while i dicovered some boxes full of quilt pieces and some blocks, unfinished, some with the needle still in the act of completing a stitch. My quilts were faded and often in shreds and i would save what i could of them. I began researching conservation of antique textiles in the Smithsonian and learned they used a sheer, 100% silk called Crepeline, i think, at about $100 a bolt. I found some and it was about as sheer as a certain kind of tulle i found for something else, so i started using the tulle to repair some old quilts. As time went on i used varous techniques on my quilts and many times just used the tulle under the antique quilt tops for stability when they were quilted. I dont have new quilts, just antique quilt tops that i finish for the long-ago ladies that started them and i hope they would be pleased.

I gotta admire you folks who have these machines that seem to sew everything!

It's interesting that I just happened across your video. I have a quilt that I made about 25 years ago. I noticed that some squares have come unsewed. I've been pondering what to do about it. My quilt is hand tied with a light flannel blanket inside it. The hand ties have held up wonderfully. I think maybe your tulle idea might work in little sections; like covering the frayed blocks. I could hand sew it generously over the block and hand quilt it inside the block. There are only a few squares that need repair. Thanks for getting my idea mojo going!

Excellent video! Thanks so much!

Loved the show! Gets me inspired. Thanks.

Thank you. Game changer!

Well done Angie! So, that idea came to me after I did not want to sew down a million pieces of applique on my first applique quilt. I found that applique is not for me, LOL. But, this will work nicely for the few times I may make another applique quilt top.

Thanks for sharing! Loved your music choice. I thoroughly enjoyed watching this video ❣️

Thank you so much for this quilt show video, I am a senior citizen and am no longer able to attend these wonderful shows. Thank you again for sharing this, it truly blessed my day.

Such a beautiful show of quilts...so glad i could watch the video posted, but wish I could have seen the quilts in person!

Thanks Angie, the quilts are all beautiful!!!

Looks amazing!

I don't even know what you're talking about. I watched this video to find out how to fix a motor error???

Thanks Angie. Very helpful.

Great tutorial. I finally got PS but it’s PSL for a Moxie. I’m bummed that I don’t have a Swap Start/Stop button. But, I’m still very happy about having it. The first thing I do was come back to this video so I could remember how to do it. So happy to learn from you! ❤

Love this technique!!

I have the Moxie XL without pro stitcher lite and I still have the squeek. Should I use the lubricant?

Is there a video or instructions adding the grosgrain ribbon to the cut side? TY

awesome - thank you so much for this!

Wonderful!!!! Thx :)