I have had my cutie for over a year and didn't really understand how house it with headers and leaders so you have made it so easy. I am hurrying to finish my quilt so I can then use my cutie to actually quilt with, a BiG thank you for your clear instructions and for your video. I can now attempt to use it after all this time thank you.
Thank you for details for making the leader cloth I have a cutie table top and never used it yet .have had it for almost a year . Now I understand you are awesome thank you so so much ❤
I am so glad I found your Channel I have the baby Lock Z 11 have had it about three months love it I just sent the cutie table I've had it for about a week I've been very frustrated no cable needles almost had me in tears I'm watching you and then other person he's got my paper out how to use it and how to do a quick thank you so much
Thank you so much for your clear and precise explanation on how to use my Cutie frame. This is the first time I have used a frame because I just started quilting about 6 months ago. I have since fallen in live with quilting and I really appreciate your video!!
I bought a Cutie a year ago and am just getting around to practicing with it. I've created a practice "sandwich" of flannel, batting and muslin. I tried the technique of the larger backing, smaller batting on top of that and an even smaller top/muslin over the batting spray basted but it's just not working. Can't seem to get the sandwich tight enough and the layers are separating as I try to move my machine across the quilt. It looks to me like making and using leaders, no matter what the size of the quilt, is the way to go. Thanks so much for doing this video...it's really helpful.
Today i ordered my Cutie tabletop frame. I cant wait to receive it & use it. When I close my eyes I can see $$$ I'm saving quilting my own quilts & not having to 'rent' time on a long arm. Now ill have my OWN quilting machine!! MERRY CHRISTMAS, HAPPY BIRTHDAY all at once!!
I came across your video on quilting with the Cutie. I just got mine for Christmas and used it for the first time today. Your video was so helpful. Thankyou so much for doing the video. Learned a lot.
Thank you sooo much for sharing this video, not only was it super informative, but you showed it using the machine I have! Now I know how to properly use it. Thanks , Gary
@@kaben20 I did too, and I haven't gotten mine either. But yesterday, June 9th, I saw that they were having another sale, and the next size up hoop frame, the Q zone, is a good price. I was going to buy the legs for the Cutie, but realized that by the time I bought the legs, I was spending almost as much as the Q zone cost. So I cancelled the Cutie and I am going to get the Q zone instead. I hope this frame works for me. I am excited to get it. It is hard to wait, isn't it?
No but here are the instructions. Electric Hospital Sew & Vac 988 S Broadway Coos Bay, OR 97420 541-267-2241 How to make quilting leaders Cotton Canvas Fabric 2 yards (cream color) Measure your frame. If you have a rolling frame measure the length of your pole and cut four 12” pieces WOF. Sew them together and cut to the length of the roller. Make 2 If you have a hoop frame do the same as above, but figure the width of the quilt you plan to make (I used 120”) Make 2. For the hoop you need side ones also. Measure the size of your hoop sides subtract 2” from this measurement and cut 2 side pieces from your 12” left overs . Hem all of your pieces. Press up a ¼” hem and again another ¼” hem and sew. Do this to all 2 or 4 pieces depending on your frame (hem all 4 sides of Leaders) Optional: I took a permanent marker and marked the center of the long leaders. Then using a ruler, I marked 1” up from the bottom edge of the long ones the length of the leader to help in pinning the back on straight. Make any other marks you feel might be necessary.
Thank you for watching here is how to make your leaders. Cotton Canvas Fabric 2 yards (cream color) Measure your frame. If you have a rolling frame measure the length of your pole and cut four 12” pieces WOF. Sew them together and cut to the length of the roller. Make 2 If you have a hoop frame do the same as above, but figure the width of the quilt you plan to make (I used 120”) Make 2. For the hoop, you need side ones also. Measure the size of your hoop sides subtract 2” from this measurement and cut 2 side pieces from your 12” leftovers. Hem all of your pieces. Press up a ¼” hem and again another ¼” hem and sew. Do this to all 2 or 4 pieces depending on your frame (hem all 4 sides of Leaders) Optional: I took a permanent marker and marked the center of the long leaders. Then using a ruler, I marked 1” up from the bottom edge of the long ones the length of the leader to help in pinning the back on straight. Make any other marks you feel might be necessary.
Hi, thank you for this video, it is exactly what I need. My question is, do I need to start from the top of my quilt or should I start from the middle and work my way out. I have the Jazz II and the cutie frame. Thanks.
What measurements did you use for your leader, I want to make my own to save money! I just got my cutie frame and am ready to quilt! Thank you for this great video!
Leaders are strips of fabric that are pinned to the quilt to make it easier to sew close to the edges. The stitch regulator involves two encoders that ride on the rails of the carriage and a controller sends a signal through the foot control plug to keep you stitches all the same length. You can see more information on our web site. www.electrichospital.net/shop/c/p/SURESTITCH-ELITE-STITCH-REGULATOR-x60333121.htm An less expensive alternative is my invention the Precise Pedal Power. This is an attachment that connects to your foot control and lets you set your favorite speed with an adjustable stop. You can still go faster or slower but when you press down to the stop it runs at a constant medium speed that you choose. More information here. www.electrichospital.net/shop/c/p/Precise-Pedal-Power-x55370390.htm If you need us to send you a frame we also have them on our web site. Shipping is free and so is our expert advice after the sale. www.electrichospital.net/shop/c/p/Grace-Cutie-Tabletop-Frame-x54505056.htm
Great video. I’m looking for ways to make loading my frame easy with leaders. I am interested in your leader design but your link doesn’t work. How can I get the info? Thanks.
Here are some instructions. Electric Hospital Sew & Vac 988 S Broadway Coos Bay, OR 97420 541-267-2241 How to make quilting leaders Cotton Canvas Fabric 2 yards (cream color) Measure your frame. If you have a rolling frame measure the length of your pole and cut four 12” pieces WOF. Sew them together and cut to the length of the roller. Make 2 If you have a hoop frame do the same as above, but figure the width of the quilt you plan to make (I used 120”) Make 2. For the hoop you need side ones also. Measure the size of your hoop sides subtract 2” from this measurement and cut 2 side pieces from your 12” left overs . Hem all of your pieces. Press up a ¼” hem and again another ¼” hem and sew. Do this to all 2 or 4 pieces depending on your frame (hem all 4 sides of Leaders) Optional: I took a permanent marker and marked the center of the long leaders. Then using a ruler, I marked 1” up from the bottom edge of the long ones the length of the leader to help in pinning the back on straight. Make any other marks you feel might be necessary.
I seen one today at a quilt show in Deland and was impressed. I have a Singer and Brothers sewing machines and want to know if I can use the Cutie with them? Also can you tell me how much a screen cost for spread and which length? I have a tablet I want to use with it too.
I really liked the leaders used in this video. They aren't the same ones that the Grace company sells on their website. What brand of leaders are these?
An option is to run a foot along a straight edge. They make "ruler," feet for most machines. You can also put channel locks on the frame that only allows moving on one axis.
This is a great video! I want a Cutie and have the Jazz 1, lol. I was planning to use it on the Cutie but I wouldn't be able to put the needle down. Any suggestions?
Yes here is how to make your own. Electric Hospital Sew & Vac 988 S Broadway Coos Bay, OR 97420 541-267-2241 How to make quilting leaders Cotton Canvas Fabric 2 yards (cream color) Measure your frame. If you have a rolling frame measure the length of your pole and cut four 12” pieces WOF. Sew them together and cut to the length of the roller. Make 2 If you have a hoop frame do the same as above, but figure the width of the quilt you plan to make (I used 120”) Make 2. For the hoop you need side ones also. Measure the size of your hoop sides subtract 2” from this measurement and cut 2 side pieces from your 12” left overs . Hem all of your pieces. Press up a ¼” hem and again another ¼” hem and sew. Do this to all 2 or 4 pieces depending on your frame (hem all 4 sides of Leaders) Optional: I took a permanent marker and marker the center of the long leaders. Then using a ruler, I marked 1” up from the bottom edge of the long ones the length of the leader to help in pinning the back on straight. Make any other marks you feel might be necessary.
I had my cutie for over a year and just added the quilt to the frame I have a babylock accomplish and I can't get the bottom thread to come up I ve tried everything can you help me
Electric Hospital Sew & Vac 988 S Broadway Coos Bay, OR 97420 541-267-2241 How to make quilting leaders Cotton Canvas Fabric 2 yards (cream color) Measure your frame. If you have a rolling frame measure the length of your pole and cut four 12” pieces WOF. Sew them together and cut to the length of the roller. Make 2 If you have a hoop frame do the same as above, but figure the width of the quilt you plan to make (I used 120”) Make 2. For the hoop you need side ones also. Measure the size of your hoop sides subtract 2” from this measurement and cut 2 side pieces from your 12” left overs . Hem all of your pieces. Press up a ¼” hem and again another ¼” hem and sew. Do this to all 2 or 4 pieces depending on your frame (hem all 4 sides of Leaders) Optional: I took a permanent marker and marked the center of the long leaders. Then using a ruler, I marked 1” up from the bottom edge of the long ones the length of the leader to help in pinning the back on straight. Make any other marks you feel might be necessary.
Thank you. Looks like it doesn't quilt at least an inch & 1/2 to 2 inches from the top--I'm not sure if I like that. And does it quilt only "the meander pattern?"
Thank you for looking at our video. You can quilt any pattern. You are limited by the size of the throat as to how big a pattern you can quilt. One reason for the leaders is to permit you to quilt up to the edge of your quilt.
I am having trouble setting up my Cutie and machine. Actually, I have a bad back so I haven't been able to figure out how to use it. Can you tell me how far it is from the floor to the top of your table for the Cutie? "please"
Nancy, Our instructor is writing up the new instructions. Please send me your email address and we will get those to you. elehosp@gmail.com Have a great day! Kaye
I have added links in the video description that will help you. Thank you for looking at our videos. electrichospital.rainadmin.com/4dc6df09-9495-419a-a210-1e271284a155/how-to-make-your-own-leader.htm
Yes it is good to lock the stitches when you start and stop. The competition quilters tie it off and bury the stitches with a needle by hand. I don't usually take that time.
The quilt size is only limited by how much you can roll up inside the throat of your machine. You actually can sew half the quilt then turn it around to see the lower half. With the Jazz 2 some of our customers are sewing a king size quilt.
I've been free motion and ruler quilting on my domestic. Fabric management is a joke! LOL I'm seriously considering this cutie frame. I'm a bit concerned that my Juki harp space is only 6".....ugh! Any thoughts?
Yes the Jazz will work it just doesn't have the needle up and down function of the Jazz 2. Call us if you want one shipped to you. 800-353-4677. Shipping is free.
This is informative but a little misleading. You wouldn't want your quilt top pinned at the same level as your batting and backing or you won't be able to quilt all the way to the top of the quilt top.
Thanks for looking at our video. This tutorial is not about the other quilting that can be done on the Cutie frame. It is to show how to setup correctly.
I have had my cutie for over a year and didn't really understand how house it with headers and leaders so you have made it so easy. I am hurrying to finish my quilt so I can then use my cutie to actually quilt with, a BiG thank you for your clear instructions and for your video. I can now attempt to use it after all this time thank you.
Glad I could help!
How do we make A Header and Leader?
Thank you for details for making the leader cloth I have a cutie table top and never used it yet .have had it for almost a year . Now I understand you are awesome thank you so so much ❤
I am so glad I found your Channel I have the baby Lock Z 11 have had it about three months love it I just sent the cutie table I've had it for about a week I've been very frustrated no cable needles almost had me in tears I'm watching you and then other person he's got my paper out how to use it and how to do a quick thank you so much
Thank you so much for your clear and precise explanation on how to use my Cutie frame. This is the first time I have used a frame because I just started quilting about 6 months ago. I have since fallen in live with quilting and I really appreciate your video!!
Your video is way better than the lady that sells them. You’ve helped me make my decision. Thank you
Me too Teresa. I love it.
I bought a Cutie a year ago and am just getting around to practicing with it. I've created a practice "sandwich" of flannel, batting and muslin. I tried the technique of the larger backing, smaller batting on top of that and an even smaller top/muslin over the batting spray basted but it's just not working. Can't seem to get the sandwich tight enough and the layers are separating as I try to move my machine across the quilt. It looks to me like making and using leaders, no matter what the size of the quilt, is the way to go. Thanks so much for doing this video...it's really helpful.
Today i ordered my Cutie tabletop frame. I cant wait to receive it & use it. When I close my eyes I can see $$$ I'm saving quilting my own quilts & not having to 'rent' time on a long arm. Now ill have my OWN quilting machine!! MERRY CHRISTMAS, HAPPY BIRTHDAY all at once!!
Love your post. I need one of these! And my birthday is 12/26!
Im so glad you demoed this on a JazzII that is what I have Great instructions. You have encouraged me to purchase one.
I came across your video on quilting with the Cutie. I just got mine for Christmas and used it for the first time today. Your video was so helpful. Thankyou so much for doing the video. Learned a lot.
You are wonderful !!!! I finally got it!!!! Thank you !!!! Thank you !!!! 🎉
Glad to be of help.
Thank you sooo much for sharing this video, not only was it super informative, but you showed it using the machine I have! Now I know how to properly use it.
Thanks ,
Gary
Great tutorial!
Thank you for taking the time to comment.
this is a really thorough video . thank you !
How is the leader so taut
Thank you for making this video. I had been looking for one that was not made by the company. Still trying to make a decision and this will help!
I ordered a Cutie frame over a month ago and was told I wouldn’t receive it till sometime in July as they are back-ordered
@@kaben20 I did too, and I haven't gotten mine either. But yesterday, June 9th, I saw that they were having another sale, and the next size up hoop frame, the Q zone, is a good price. I was going to buy the legs for the Cutie, but realized that by the time I bought the legs, I was spending almost as much as the Q zone cost. So I cancelled the Cutie and I am going to get the Q zone instead. I hope this frame works for me. I am excited to get it. It is hard to wait, isn't it?
Thank you for this very informative video!
I loved your video
Thank you for this video. i now understand how to use this frame.
Could you roll the quilt up further on the leader for your first row, to give you more usable quilting space?
I had same question
Very helpful information, thank you.
You are welcome!
Thank you sooooo much😊
Your comments are appreciated.
Hello, what's the purpose of using the Cloth Leaders ?
Do you have a video on how to make the leader cloth for the cutie frame ?
No but here are the instructions. Electric Hospital Sew & Vac
988 S Broadway
Coos Bay, OR 97420
541-267-2241
How to make quilting leaders
Cotton Canvas Fabric 2 yards (cream color)
Measure your frame.
If you have a rolling frame measure the length of your pole and cut four 12” pieces WOF. Sew them together and cut to the length of the roller. Make 2
If you have a hoop frame do the same as above, but figure the width of the quilt you plan to make (I used 120”) Make 2. For the hoop you need side ones also. Measure the size of your hoop sides subtract 2” from this measurement and cut 2 side pieces from your 12” left overs .
Hem all of your pieces. Press up a ¼” hem and again another ¼” hem and sew. Do this to all 2 or 4 pieces depending on your frame (hem all 4 sides of Leaders)
Optional:
I took a permanent marker and marked the center of the long leaders. Then using a ruler, I marked 1” up from the bottom edge of the long ones the length of the leader to help in pinning the back on straight.
Make any other marks you feel might be necessary.
Thank you for a really clear explanation! Particularly how you use the leader BUT the link to creating the leader is broken 😢. Can anyone please help?
Thank you for watching here is how to make your leaders.
Cotton Canvas Fabric 2 yards (cream color)
Measure your frame.
If you have a rolling frame measure the length of your pole and cut four 12”
pieces WOF. Sew them together and cut to the length of the roller. Make 2
If you have a hoop frame do the same as above, but figure the width of the quilt
you plan to make (I used 120”) Make 2. For the hoop, you need side ones also.
Measure the size of your hoop sides subtract 2” from this measurement and cut 2
side pieces from your 12” leftovers.
Hem all of your pieces. Press up a ¼” hem and again another ¼” hem and sew.
Do this to all 2 or 4 pieces depending on your frame (hem all 4 sides of Leaders)
Optional:
I took a permanent marker and marked the center of the long leaders. Then using
a ruler, I marked 1” up from the bottom edge of the long ones the length of the
leader to help in pinning the back on straight.
Make any other marks you feel might be necessary.
Hi, thank you for this video, it is exactly what I need. My question is, do I need to start from the top of my quilt or should I start from the middle and work my way out. I have the Jazz II and the cutie frame. Thanks.
The choice is yours. Debbie likes to start at the top left of the quilt.
What measurements did you use for your leader, I want to make my own to save money! I just got my cutie frame and am ready to quilt! Thank you for this great video!
The leader is about 15"
@@electrichospital thank you, what width, maybe 19 0r 20".
What type of fabric do you use for the leader?
What is a leader? I am looking to buy the Cutie and need all the help I can get. Do I need the stitch regulator? or any accessories??
Leaders are strips of fabric that are pinned to the quilt to make it easier to sew close to the edges. The stitch regulator involves two encoders that ride on the rails of the carriage and a controller sends a signal through the foot control plug to keep you stitches all the same length. You can see more information on our web site. www.electrichospital.net/shop/c/p/SURESTITCH-ELITE-STITCH-REGULATOR-x60333121.htm
An less expensive alternative is my invention the Precise Pedal Power. This is an attachment that connects to your foot control and lets you set your favorite speed with an adjustable stop. You can still go faster or slower but when you press down to the stop it runs at a constant medium speed that you choose. More information here. www.electrichospital.net/shop/c/p/Precise-Pedal-Power-x55370390.htm
If you need us to send you a frame we also have them on our web site. Shipping is free and so is our expert advice after the sale.
www.electrichospital.net/shop/c/p/Grace-Cutie-Tabletop-Frame-x54505056.htm
Great video. I’m looking for ways to make loading my frame easy with leaders. I am interested in your leader design but your link doesn’t work. How can I get the info? Thanks.
Never mind I found the info below 👇🏻
Here are some instructions.
Electric Hospital Sew & Vac
988 S Broadway
Coos Bay, OR 97420
541-267-2241
How to make quilting leaders
Cotton Canvas Fabric 2 yards (cream color)
Measure your frame.
If you have a rolling frame measure the length of your pole and cut four 12” pieces WOF. Sew them together and cut to the length of the roller. Make 2
If you have a hoop frame do the same as above, but figure the width of the quilt you plan to make (I used 120”) Make 2. For the hoop you need side ones also. Measure the size of your hoop sides subtract 2” from this measurement and cut 2 side pieces from your 12” left overs .
Hem all of your pieces. Press up a ¼” hem and again another ¼” hem and sew. Do this to all 2 or 4 pieces depending on your frame (hem all 4 sides of Leaders)
Optional:
I took a permanent marker and marked the center of the long leaders. Then using a ruler, I marked 1” up from the bottom edge of the long ones the length of the leader to help in pinning the back on straight.
Make any other marks you feel might be necessary.
Have you tried putting a pool noodle in the bottom of your while so you won't need to roll it every time?
I did and it is a great help. Now to print the download for this video..How?
How do you make sure there are no wrinkles in the backing as you go if you don’t baste? 😊
Fell free to baste. If the quilt is small it may not be necessary.
@@electrichospitalI am intrigued by the idea of not basting!
I seen one today at a quilt show in Deland and was impressed.
I have a Singer and Brothers sewing machines and want to know if I can use the Cutie with them? Also can you tell me how much a screen cost for spread and which length? I have a tablet I want to use with it too.
I really liked the leaders used in this video. They aren't the same ones that the Grace company sells on their website. What brand of leaders are these?
You can make leaders like Debbie with a foot of any heavy duty fabric.
Thanks for the video. I'm wondering if there's a way to make precise straight stitch quilting on the cutie table?
An option is to run a foot along a straight edge. They make "ruler," feet for most machines. You can also put channel locks on the frame that only allows moving on one axis.
This is a great video!
I want a Cutie and have the Jazz 1, lol. I was planning to use it on the Cutie but I wouldn't be able to put the needle down. Any suggestions?
That is why we see people trade up to the Jazz 2. Sorry I didn't have a different option.
What are those elastic straps called and where can you buy them?
@@CVermonT1 Go to the Grace website.graceframe.com/en/machine-frames/cutie-breeze-tabletop-fabric-frame
Did you make your own leaders
Yes here is how to make your own.
Electric Hospital Sew & Vac
988 S Broadway
Coos Bay, OR 97420
541-267-2241
How to make quilting leaders
Cotton Canvas Fabric 2 yards (cream color)
Measure your frame.
If you have a rolling frame measure the length of your pole and cut four 12”
pieces WOF. Sew them together and cut to the length of the roller. Make 2
If you have a hoop frame do the same as above, but figure the width of the quilt
you plan to make (I used 120”) Make 2. For the hoop you need side ones also.
Measure the size of your hoop sides subtract 2” from this measurement and cut 2
side pieces from your 12” left overs .
Hem all of your pieces. Press up a ¼” hem and again another ¼” hem and sew.
Do this to all 2 or 4 pieces depending on your frame (hem all 4 sides of Leaders)
Optional:
I took a permanent marker and marker the center of the long leaders. Then using
a ruler, I marked 1” up from the bottom edge of the long ones the length of the
leader to help in pinning the back on straight.
Make any other marks you feel might be necessary.
I just had a shoulder replacement surgery how do I save this video
I hope you have a quick recovery. You can copy the address and save it. Or search #elehosp for our videos, website, eBay etc.
I had my cutie for over a year and just added the quilt to the frame I have a babylock accomplish and I can't get the bottom thread to come up I ve tried everything can you help me
Can you call 1-800-353-4677
Can you quilt a table runner on the cutie
Yes
Do you use any kind of foot leader? If not, how do you keep it tight enough at the bottom to get all the way to the edge?
Yes a leader is helpful on the bottom.
What is the distance between the lines on the leader? It looks like about 5 inches . What determines the distance.
Sorry I was gone yesterday. The lines on the leader are 5-6 inches. They are just to help you with a visual to get it on the frame straight.
Can you use quilting patterns to follow on it or is it all free motion?
Yes you can do pantographs, grooved templates, ruler work or even robotics can be added.
How do you make the Leader?
Electric Hospital Sew & Vac
988 S Broadway
Coos Bay, OR 97420
541-267-2241
How to make quilting leaders
Cotton Canvas Fabric 2 yards (cream color)
Measure your frame.
If you have a rolling frame measure the length of your pole and cut four 12” pieces WOF. Sew them together and cut to the length of the roller. Make 2
If you have a hoop frame do the same as above, but figure the width of the quilt you plan to make (I used 120”) Make 2. For the hoop you need side ones also. Measure the size of your hoop sides subtract 2” from this measurement and cut 2 side pieces from your 12” left overs .
Hem all of your pieces. Press up a ¼” hem and again another ¼” hem and sew. Do this to all 2 or 4 pieces depending on your frame (hem all 4 sides of Leaders)
Optional:
I took a permanent marker and marked the center of the long leaders. Then using a ruler, I marked 1” up from the bottom edge of the long ones the length of the leader to help in pinning the back on straight.
Make any other marks you feel might be necessary.
Did you make your leader? Where is the video that talks about the leader
Thank you. Looks like it doesn't quilt at least an inch & 1/2 to 2 inches from the top--I'm not sure if I like that.
And does it quilt only "the meander pattern?"
Thank you for looking at our video. You can quilt any pattern. You are limited by the size of the throat as to how big a pattern you can quilt. One reason for the leaders is to permit you to quilt up to the edge of your quilt.
I am having trouble setting up my Cutie and machine. Actually, I have a bad back so I haven't been able to figure out how to use it. Can you tell me how far it is from the floor to the top of your table for the Cutie? "please"
This is a standard 30 inch table. I hope you get it set up. Have a great day.
Why did you not baste the edge of your quilt?
Basting the edges is an option. Sometimes it is easier to get the wrinkles to remove if they have a place to relax on the edges.
What’s the name of the website for the leaders instructions please, Thank you
Nancy,
Our instructor is writing up the new instructions. Please send me your email address and we will get those to you.
elehosp@gmail.com
Have a great day!
Kaye
How do I print the downloaded instructions?
I have added links in the video description that will help you. Thank you for looking at our videos. electrichospital.rainadmin.com/4dc6df09-9495-419a-a210-1e271284a155/how-to-make-your-own-leader.htm
Do you lock stitches when you begin & end quilting; or if bobbin runs out….or just keep going where you left off
Yes it is good to lock the stitches when you start and stop. The competition quilters tie it off and bury the stitches with a needle by hand. I don't usually take that time.
Can I use my stitch regulator or do I not need it?
The stitch regulator is dependent on the machine being used. For example the Grace 15" Pro will work.
Will you be making any videos showing using the QCT software with the Cutie frame?
What is the largest size quilt you can use with this? Or does it depend on machine throat size?
The quilt size is only limited by how much you can roll up inside the throat of your machine. You actually can sew half the quilt then turn it around to see the lower half. With the Jazz 2 some of our customers are sewing a king size quilt.
I've been free motion and ruler quilting on my domestic. Fabric management is a joke! LOL I'm seriously considering this cutie frame. I'm a bit concerned that my Juki harp space is only 6".....ugh! Any thoughts?
You are correct a 6" throat would be a challenge. Do you have a local dealer that can trade in your machine. 12 to 19 inches would be better.
What is the leader fabric? Heavy duty cotton? How long should it be?
Yes a foot of any heavy duty fabric will work.
I've read that pillow tucking is very good - heavier, AND had three lines already on it
What size is your leader cloth?
Leader is ~15".
I have a jazz is not number 2. Can I use this frame?
Yes the Jazz will work it just doesn't have the needle up and down function of the Jazz 2. Call us if you want one shipped to you. 800-353-4677. Shipping is free.
This is informative but a little misleading. You wouldn't want your quilt top pinned at the same level as your batting and backing or you won't be able to quilt all the way to the top of the quilt top.
Just for info, I could not understand what you are saying while machine is running.
What fabric did you use to make your leaders?
Any heavy fabric would be great.
Seems an awful lot to just free motion quilt.
Thanks for looking at our video. This tutorial is not about the other quilting that can be done on the Cutie frame. It is to show how to setup correctly.