This was the greatest video! I learned so much. I have only been machine quilting for 3 years and every video I have watched has helped me so much. I don't know any other machine quilters that I can go to for help. If I didn't have your videos to go to I would have probably stopped quilting. Keep doing the tutorials!
I like Vicki's comments. I know a lot of times she is clarifying something that was maybe was done spontaneously without explanation. You get a LOT more information because of the interaction! If you get 'lost' just rewind a little to catch what was added.
Great tutorial! Love your interaction! There are often two ways to do things on computers so was nice to see it demonstrated. Thanks for a tool to use for practicing these skills.
Thank you for this! I don’t mind the interaction with another person. Sometimes when one person does the video it can get a little stale. This format kept my mind interested. I learned a lot from this video and needed it for my current custom project.
Susan when you did that reposition diagonally, all I could think was what a fancy pants! haha. So glad I got to be in one of your classes before. Great HQ Live, ladies.
Great video, ladies; learned a lot! Susan, I’d love to take a PS & Art ‘n Stitch class taught by you. Will you be in the SoCal area in the near future? BTW, I bought my HQ Amara with PS last February at the Del Mar show where you were the HQ rep. I wouldn’t have made the purchase without your encouragement and expertise. Thanks!!!
Denise, I've just contracted to do a four-day PS/AnS event in California for 2019, but not Southern CA. I'll be at Elk Grove Sewing & Vacuum Center in October. Maybe that can be a little getaway weekend for you!
I agree with Kathy Kattau......sorry Vicki........I have a hard time to stay focused on what the presenter is saying. Maybe comment after the presenter has finished with her sentence? I enjoyed the content and am going to get busy using the new tools presented !
Wonderful job, ladies! And, I thought I knew everything about PSP. ha. Question: Susan, when you connected the trucks, they easily connected because they all had similar lines at their connecting points. When I lay out two different blocks repeated three times across a quilt, I usually just take care of starting and stopping myself. Would it be beneficial, for any reason, to connect them since they will only give me long jump pauses?
Julie, I hope that I understand your question correctly. These trucks were designed to go together, so they easily connect using this method because they're approximately the same size, and, their Starts and Ends are on the same horizontal line. Oftentimes, block pattern's Starts and Ends fall on top of each other, inside the block design, not on either end. Pro-Stitcher will not join block patterns, and they're always going to have a Jump between Ends and Starts. I use the Grid to visualize independent block's alignment with each other, then Modify>Reposition>Nudge to finesse them.
Vicki, you’re great but I wish you would let your guests present by themselves. I feel like your constant comments interrupt the presenter’s chain of thought sometimes. It just seems kind of rude to me.
Thank You another great class much appreciated
This was the greatest video! I learned so much. I have only been machine quilting for 3 years and every video I have watched has helped me so much. I don't know any other machine quilters that I can go to for help. If I didn't have your videos to go to I would have probably stopped quilting. Keep doing the tutorials!
I like Vicki's comments. I know a lot of times she is clarifying something that was maybe was done spontaneously without explanation. You get a LOT more information because of the interaction! If you get 'lost' just rewind a little to catch what was added.
Great tutorial! Love your interaction! There are often two ways to do things on computers so was nice to see it demonstrated. Thanks for a tool to use for practicing these skills.
Thank you for this! I don’t mind the interaction with another person. Sometimes when one person does the video it can get a little stale. This format kept my mind interested. I learned a lot from this video and needed it for my current custom project.
Susan when you did that reposition diagonally, all I could think was what a fancy pants! haha. So glad I got to be in one of your classes before. Great HQ Live, ladies.
Thanks, Sandi! I hope you're doing well.
Great video, ladies; learned a lot! Susan, I’d love to take a PS & Art ‘n Stitch class taught by you. Will you be in the SoCal area in the near future? BTW, I bought my HQ Amara with PS last February at the Del Mar show where you were the HQ rep. I wouldn’t have made the purchase without your encouragement and expertise. Thanks!!!
Denise, I've just contracted to do a four-day PS/AnS event in California for 2019, but not Southern CA. I'll be at Elk Grove Sewing & Vacuum Center in October. Maybe that can be a little getaway weekend for you!
I agree with Kathy Kattau......sorry Vicki........I have a hard time to stay focused on what the presenter is saying. Maybe comment after the presenter has finished with her sentence? I enjoyed the content and am going to get busy using the new tools presented !
my third truck is sitting on top of the second trk and cant get all three next to each other
Wonderful job, ladies! And, I thought I knew everything about PSP. ha. Question: Susan, when you connected the trucks, they easily connected because they all had similar lines at their connecting points. When I lay out two different blocks repeated three times across a quilt, I usually just take care of starting and stopping myself. Would it be beneficial, for any reason, to connect them since they will only give me long jump pauses?
Julie, I hope that I understand your question correctly. These trucks were designed to go together, so they easily connect using this method because they're approximately the same size, and, their Starts and Ends are on the same horizontal line. Oftentimes, block pattern's Starts and Ends fall on top of each other, inside the block design, not on either end. Pro-Stitcher will not join block patterns, and they're always going to have a Jump between Ends and Starts. I use the Grid to visualize independent block's alignment with each other, then Modify>Reposition>Nudge to finesse them.
Vicki, you’re great but I wish you would let your guests present by themselves. I feel like your constant comments interrupt the presenter’s chain of thought sometimes. It just seems kind of rude to me.
I agree
I agree let the lady talk