Thanks a million from me too Vanessa. FMQ is the one 'out of my comfort zone' thing I just HAVE to start doing, practice and accomplish....otherwise, I'm just a crybaby. And who wants that? I know I can with your instruction. Yay!
Whoa! That led light strip will be mine. That's exactly what I need. I learn something new with every one of your videos. Thank you for everything you do. :)
Thank you so much for your wonderful tutorial. You have already given me more useful information than the many other tutorials I have tried. Im so excited to get going
Venessa, thank you for sharing your talent and skills…I have just started FMQ and appreciate your u do a very suggestions and lessons. I have been following your videos on TH-cam for about one year and have enjoyed many of your projects. Thanks again.
I got the light strip you mentioned here when I first seen this video...I want to thank you for giving the link. I had forgotten I had it and just put it on my Juki 98Q and what a difference. Thank you so, so much.
I've been trying the Juki 2200 Mini at work...and love it so much I just bought one! Basically the same machine as the 2010, but with extra accessories and 2mm extra foot height clearance using the presser foot lever. Also discovered the Janome Universal Table 2 with the 6700p machine insert fits the Juki perfectly...so my new baby now has it's own dedicated home. I already own LED lights so they'll be going on her as the lighting isn't great on this machine.
Oh, Vanessa, thank you so much for doing a Full Series on free-motion quilting!! Usually, what I find on TH-cam is a quick 5 minute video- how is that going to help me?! I have learned so much from you in this video and I can't wait to see more! :D
I love your videos, they are so helpful, i just bought, just now the juki TL 2010Q. I will get it next week, I've never quilted and im nervous but excited at the same time. Thanks for the lesson, and recommendation on the machine. I cant wait
Love your presentation. Quick concise and on point. I am hoping to get a Juki soon and this video and other have been super helpful. Thank you so much.
Hi Vanessa, I am so looking forward to your free-motion quilting series. It is so easy to understand your instructions and hints. I look forward to meeting you in person on the quilting cruise next year. Susan
Susan Brown Thanks for writing me, Susan! I can't wait to meet you too! It is going to be a blast. And I'm glad you're going to join along in this FMQ series. :)
Awesome series!! I know there are a ton of Crafty Gemini's Crafters who have been hoping you'd do this series!! Thanks! Maybe once you finish both of these series, you would consider another long arm series! 😉
Excellent tutorial I have enjoyed watching you very much since I have found you. I seen your reviews on the other Juki sewing machines . Will you also do a video on the F 600 series doing free motion quilting? Enjoy your videos very much.
You mention dropping the feed dogs and turning the stitch length down to zero. Since the stitch length adjustment actual only affects the amount the feed dogs move, not anything to do with the needle, there is no need to do both. If you don't drop the feed dogs then it makes sense to turn the stitch length down to zero as this means the feed dogs do not actually attempt to move the fabric.
BTW ~ Am completely reviewing all of the BOM tutorials as a review and to cement your expert advice into place. First round through is all about making the block, but will continue to refer to all of your down to earth tutorials on all of your sites probably for always! : - ) MT Lynn
Thanks for the great video. I also love the little blanket ganging to the left side, do you have a tutorial for that? I would love to learn to make that blanket for my little one. Would really appreciate that! Thank you
Oh, sorry to bug you again, but I've had this question for a while. I'm catching up on our monthly CGQC projects and on one of them you mention speeding up and slowing down your machine. I have an ancient, very basic Bernina 1090S and I don't think that I have that capability. Thoughts? Am LOVING the August project! Thank you so very much! Will get to posting photos when I figure out how. Think you will be very proud of your diligent student! ~Lynn
Lynn Vaught I go into that a little more in the 2nd video of this series. If you don't have speed control on your machine you will have to control the speed with the amount of pressure you apply to the foot pedal. Glad to hear you are enjoying being a Crafty Gemini Quilt Club member: craftygemini.com/crafty-gemini-quilt-club
I have a mystery! I have been sewing for many years. in the last year or so I have been trying some quilting, more specifically, free motion quilting. I have a pfaff quilt expression 4.2. Have had pfaff machines for many years. My fmq (free motion quilting) challenge initially was getting muscle memory with the different designs. Didn't have many problems as I attributed the bad look to my inexperience with FMQ THEN,,,,, I started having tension problems,,,, and these were not consistent, and I'm not able to say, it was the type of thread, thread weight, brand, or the type of fabric. ??? I was getting pretty good with the shapes and ... again inconsistnt with how the ? tension was working? finally I decided to buy a straight stitch only, machine. I bought a juki TL18. semi industrial machine for quilting (Looks like yours). demo'd at the store with no problems. Got it home, and wha-la, having some of the same issues.....Maybe its my house? lol. I'm about ready to just give up on quilting all together. Am I the only one with problems like this? I have to say as well, My stitches seem to look better on the bobbin side, especially on the Pfaff QE . But the new machine has had, skipped stitches, broken thread. ? tension problems,,,, and I have only had it for 2 days..... Also bought a ruler foot,,,, doesn't do as well as the regular 1/4" foot. I just want to enjoy fmq. very frusturated. Lately I have spent more time with practice sandwiches than actual projects. Hours,,,,,,,,, :-0 not sure anyone can help me. If you have a suggestion,,,, I'm all ears! Really thought I was a pretty good seamstress? re-thinking that Sorry for the lengthy comment. :-(
Did you order the large open toe presser foot from your sewing machine dealer? I do want to order a Clarity ruler foot from Accents and Designs so I can do ruler designs I have ordered the same sewing machine also. Your videos have been great.
Hi Vanessa, i love your videos, and i bought the juki TL 2010Q after i watched some of them, i got it tuesday this week, and finally sat down at it last night, only to find that it's not sewing right, the stitches on top look ok but on the bottim they are all puckered up. Lots and lots of twisted threads, I've done all I know to do, is there a secret to fixing this problem? Thanks
Interesting show..where we can see you free motion on this Juki? I'm thinking about buying this beautiful machine, but I would like to see it in action.
Hi Vanessa, I'm just starting to watch your Free Motion Quilting Series, so excited to get started. What is the model # of your other Juki on the table to your right? I'm looking for a machine with a larger harp space without the bells and whistles.
+Barbara OConnor - Vanessa's Juki behind her in the video is (I think) the f600. She has a video on it. Largely because of her video on this Juki, I bought one. Absolutely love it. It has plenty of bells and whistles for me, very versatile and solid. It has great lighting too but I ordered the LED string of lights that Vanessa has in the Free Motion series.
Jean Truelove bought and did a video on the juki mini and it came with organ needles and she had trouble till she put in a quilting needle or Schmeit needles. Did you try the organ needles with this?
Hey Vanessa, it's MT Lynn. Hope you are having a productive week at MSQC! My question is in regard to this website. I am a subscriber, as I am with the MSQC weekly post, but so far have not received email notifications when you post this series. I have it on my calendar as I don't want to miss one single bit of Vanessaness (WOW- that's a nice sounding word!), but wonder if I should contact Bea so I can automatically receive the Monday email. Also - were you going to cover embroidery on this "channel" too? Thanks much, Lynn
Lynn Vaught Hey Lynn! Yes, the embroidery series will be on this channel. To get the individual notifications from this channel you need to select the option. To do so, on this video page you can click a little icon that looks like a gear that is directly below the video title (underneath the video itself). You should see it right under the name of the channel "TheCraftyGemini." When you click on that gear icon you will see a box and you want to check it. It says, "Send me all notifications for this channel." Then that will do it! Hope that helps!
Morning Vanessa, thank you so berry much. I have a Singer Simple machine model 3221/3232; new sewer & quilter. And I'm currently working on a smile enough quilt bag/tote. Been struggling with how I want my stitches to look, so this is very helpful. Most videos I watched you don't get this. Grateful. I'm gonna purchase that extension table, will it fit my machine,? and the lights need those desperately. Is it too late to join the quilt club and do I have to have a PayPal account. Thanks
Just purchased a Juki TL 2000 Qi and would like to watch the rest of your free motion quilting videos, but I cannot find them. Are they still available?
Hi! I am trying my hand at free motion. I have the Juki t2000qi. I have dropped the feed dogs, put on correct foot and moved foot pressure adjustment all the way to the top. I feel like my fabric sandwich is being drug under the foot like there is not enough space for it to move freely. Any advice is appreciated.
so does using an led strip helpful for my eyes? my eyes seem to dry up and it feels like I have something in my eyes. kind of painful causing headaches... not good. Is this a common issue having bad lighting?
+TheCraftyGemini Hi Vanessa. The link that you posted takes me to a page that asks for an email to log in. Is there another link you can share to the LED light strip? Perhaps you can tell us what it is so we can Google it?
One more thing 's. Vanessa, when I was young my mom use to make quilts by hand the entire thing. Now that sucker was heavy and warm. When I started quilting I found out the quilt I made was very, very light weight. My question should I use three batting to sandwich it instead of one. My thinking is if I'm gonna make a quilt I want it warm, you know what I mean. So, I guess these are modern day quilts beautiful but light weight. any help I would appreciate. thanks
VANESSA CAN THIS MACHINE, LATER BECOME PART OF A LONG ARM? PLANNING TO BUY A LONG ARM BUT HAVE NO IDEA OF WHICH ONE. THANKS FOR YOUR HELP. NILDA ADORNO
This is a great informational video. However, I do have a question. I have a retired Janome 415. Granted, it's just a regular machine...but if I wanted to do free motion quilting, could I just get a darning foot or something in order to do that? Or do I need an entirely different sewing machine?
Heismyrock3 You should be able to contact the manufacturer and ask what foot you could use on that machine to do free motion quilting. I know people who free motion quilt on vintage Singer sewing machines and even on treadle machines so I'm sure you can do it on yours somehow. I also know several quilters who actually free motion without a presser foot! I don't recommend it because the needle is completely exposed but it can be done!
Thanks for the swift response! I looked all over the place (internet only, so far), and couldn't find any extension tables that fit my machine. However, I have heard that a darning foot would do great. There's a cute little mom and pop sewing shop down the street from where I work, so I'll have to stop in and speak with them :) Thanks again!
Someone help!! What should the stitch width be set at. Everyone says something different. I just can;t seem to get this free motion. Material keeps getting hung up. I have feed dogs down. Stitch length at zero. Presser foot tension at zero and the proper free motion foot. I don’t know what I’m doing wrong😢
Stitch width on a straight stitch just changes the needle position. I would keep it at the default setting so the needle is in the center. If the fabric is getting hung up it sounds like you need to move the fabric faster. If you're getting thread build up it sounds like the machine is stitching too much in one spot. So, I would move the quilt faster or slow down the speed your machine is stitching at. Keep at it!
@@TheCraftyGemini thank you so much for answering me!! It’s very frustrating for a new quilter and unfortunately I live in the middle of nowhere so trying to teach myself by watching TH-cam which I am very grateful for!! Especially your videos 💕
I am a citizen of Bangladesh. This quilting sewing machine is not available in my country. I work in nakshi katha design. I don't need any machine design. I need a sewing machine that can only do round sewing using a free mutton pacer foot ruler. Name and model the quinting sewing machine of any company at the lowest price
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Thanks a million from me too Vanessa. FMQ is the one 'out of my comfort zone' thing I just HAVE to start doing, practice and accomplish....otherwise, I'm just a crybaby. And who wants that? I know I can with your instruction. Yay!
Whoa! That led light strip will be mine. That's exactly what I need. I learn something new with every one of your videos. Thank you for everything you do. :)
Elizabeth Heath I included a link in the video description box above. :)
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I cannot thank you enough!! So many tutorials are just basically 'drop your dogs and go'. This was so great, thank you so much for such great detail!
Finally! A quick video with the right information. And you shared what feet you should use!!
Thank you so much for your wonderful tutorial. You have already given me more useful information than the many other tutorials I have tried. Im so excited to get going
OMG, I am so glad you came out with these series! Love free motion quilting and I love your tutorials! Thank you!
Venessa, thank you for sharing your talent and skills…I have just started FMQ and appreciate your u do a very suggestions and lessons. I have been following your videos on TH-cam for about one year and have enjoyed many of your projects. Thanks again.
I got the light strip you mentioned here when I first seen this video...I want to thank you for giving the link. I had forgotten I had it and just put it on my Juki 98Q and what a difference. Thank you so, so much.
Fantastic video!! Informative for all types of sewing machines!
Thank you so very much, Vanessa! Yet another great tutorial! Safe travels! Oh yeah, see you tomorrow evening!
You always show great videos!!!
Thank you so much you make me feel like I can do this.
As as always, the perfect helpful information. Thank you Vanessa!
I've been trying the Juki 2200 Mini at work...and love it so much I just bought one! Basically the same machine as the 2010, but with extra accessories and 2mm extra foot height clearance using the presser foot lever. Also discovered the Janome Universal Table 2 with the 6700p machine insert fits the Juki perfectly...so my new baby now has it's own dedicated home. I already own LED lights so they'll be going on her as the lighting isn't great on this machine.
Oh, Vanessa, thank you so much for doing a Full Series on free-motion quilting!! Usually, what I find on TH-cam is a quick 5 minute video- how is that going to help me?! I have learned so much from you in this video and I can't wait to see more! :D
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I love your videos, they are so helpful, i just bought, just now the juki TL 2010Q. I will get it next week, I've never quilted and im nervous but excited at the same time. Thanks for the lesson, and recommendation on the machine. I cant wait
Love your presentation. Quick concise and on point. I am hoping to get a Juki soon and this video and other have been super helpful. Thank you so much.
That LED light strip is really genius !
Wow your video is SO jam packed of information - and super user friendly!! Thank you!
Hi Vanessa, I am so looking forward to your free-motion quilting series. It is so easy to understand your instructions and hints.
I look forward to meeting you in person on the quilting cruise next year.
Susan
Susan Brown Thanks for writing me, Susan! I can't wait to meet you too! It is going to be a blast. And I'm glad you're going to join along in this FMQ series. :)
I Love all your videos I always learn so much. Thank you
I don't have a Juki. Mine is a Brother, but I had purchased those LED lights and LOVE them! Great videos!
So many of us who watch you have purchased this machine. Can you please do a video on setting tension and how to troubleshoot! Thanks!
Awesome series!! I know there are a ton of Crafty Gemini's Crafters who have been hoping you'd do this series!! Thanks! Maybe once you finish both of these series, you would consider another long arm series! 😉
Kelley Hornberger Thanks, Kelley! I'll think about it. :)
Ahh looking forward to this series :-D
Exciting looking forward to the lessons
Thank you! Very interested in the series. 👍🏼
Excellent! ❤ This is exactly what I was looking for! ❤
The led light strip is genius.
Very excited to learn this!
Excellent tutorial I have enjoyed watching you very much since I have found you. I seen your reviews on the other Juki sewing machines . Will you also do a video on the F 600 series doing free motion quilting? Enjoy your videos very much.
Thank you so much! Very clear and informative!
So helpful. Much appreciated
U so helpful keep the vids coming Ms vanessa
Excellent! Look forward to more.
Looking forward to seeing your videos. Thank you
Very good
You mention dropping the feed dogs and turning the stitch length down to zero. Since the stitch length adjustment actual only affects the amount the feed dogs move, not anything to do with the needle, there is no need to do both. If you don't drop the feed dogs then it makes sense to turn the stitch length down to zero as this means the feed dogs do not actually attempt to move the fabric.
i love the led light!wow, my eyes tend to hurt alot while I'm sewing.
A great tutorial, thanks so much!
BTW ~ Am completely reviewing all of the BOM tutorials as a review and to cement your expert advice into place. First round through is all about making the block, but will continue to refer to all of your down to earth tutorials on all of your sites probably for always! : - ) MT Lynn
Thank you for the videos. Do I need to change the thread tension dial or the presser foot tension dial?
Thanks for the great video. I also love the little blanket ganging to the left side, do you have a tutorial for that? I would love to learn to make that blanket for my little one. Would really appreciate that! Thank you
Oh, sorry to bug you again, but I've had this question for a while. I'm catching up on our monthly CGQC projects and on one of them you mention speeding up and slowing down your machine. I have an ancient, very basic Bernina 1090S and I don't think that I have that capability. Thoughts? Am LOVING the August project! Thank you so very much! Will get to posting photos when I figure out how. Think you will be very proud of your diligent student! ~Lynn
Lynn Vaught I go into that a little more in the 2nd video of this series. If you don't have speed control on your machine you will have to control the speed with the amount of pressure you apply to the foot pedal. Glad to hear you are enjoying being a Crafty Gemini Quilt Club member: craftygemini.com/crafty-gemini-quilt-club
I have a mystery! I have been sewing for many years. in the
last year or so I have been trying some quilting, more specifically, free
motion quilting. I have a pfaff quilt expression 4.2. Have had pfaff machines
for many years.
My fmq (free motion quilting) challenge initially was getting
muscle memory with the different designs. Didn't have many problems as I
attributed the bad look to my inexperience with FMQ THEN,,,,, I started having
tension problems,,,, and these were not consistent, and I'm not able to say, it
was the type of thread, thread weight, brand, or the type of fabric. ???
I was getting pretty good with the shapes and ... again inconsistnt with how the ?
tension was working? finally I decided to buy a straight stitch only, machine.
I bought a juki TL18. semi industrial machine for quilting (Looks like yours). demo'd at the store
with no problems. Got it home, and wha-la, having some of the same issues.....Maybe its my house? lol.
I'm about ready to just give up on quilting all together. Am I the only one
with problems like this? I have to say as well, My stitches seem to look better
on the bobbin side, especially on the Pfaff QE . But the new machine has had, skipped stitches, broken
thread. ? tension problems,,,, and I have only had it for 2 days.....
Also bought a ruler foot,,,, doesn't do as well as the regular 1/4" foot. I just want to enjoy fmq.
very frusturated. Lately I have spent more time with practice sandwiches than actual projects. Hours,,,,,,,,,
:-0 not sure anyone can help me. If you have a suggestion,,,, I'm all ears! Really
thought I was a pretty good seamstress? re-thinking that
Sorry for the lengthy comment. :-(
What should the tension be set at on the TL Juki 2010 for free motion quilting?
Thank you!
Where did you get the open toe quilting foot for the TL 2010?
Thank you I really appreciate it & I appreciate all that you do
Thanks!
Hola Yolanda, será que podrás hacer algún video en español, gracias.
Did you order the large open toe presser foot from your sewing machine dealer? I do want to order a Clarity ruler foot from Accents and Designs so I can do ruler designs I have ordered the same sewing machine also. Your videos have been great.
Hi Vanessa, i love your videos, and i bought the juki TL 2010Q after i watched some of them, i got it tuesday this week, and finally sat down at it last night, only to find that it's not sewing right, the stitches on top look ok but on the bottim they are all puckered up. Lots and lots of twisted threads, I've done all I know to do, is there a secret to fixing this problem? Thanks
Hi I love your videos.... Where did you get the LED lighting, brand etc.
Thank you Karen
Interesting show..where we can see you free motion on this Juki? I'm thinking about buying this beautiful machine, but I would like to see it in action.
I have this same machine love it!
Hi Vanessa, I'm just starting to watch your Free Motion Quilting Series, so excited to get started. What is the model # of your other Juki on the table to your right? I'm looking for a machine with a larger harp space without the bells and whistles.
+Barbara OConnor - Vanessa's Juki behind her in the video is (I think) the f600. She has a video on it. Largely because of her video on this Juki, I bought one. Absolutely love it. It has plenty of bells and whistles for me, very versatile and solid. It has great lighting too but I ordered the LED string of lights that Vanessa has in the Free Motion series.
Jean Truelove bought and did a video on the juki mini and it came with organ needles and she had trouble till she put in a quilting needle or Schmeit needles. Did you try the organ needles with this?
Hey Vanessa, it's MT Lynn. Hope you are having a productive week at MSQC! My question is in regard to this website. I am a subscriber, as I am with the MSQC weekly post, but so far have not received email notifications when you post this series. I have it on my calendar as I don't want to miss one single bit of Vanessaness (WOW- that's a nice sounding word!), but wonder if I should contact Bea so I can automatically receive the Monday email. Also - were you going to cover embroidery on this "channel" too? Thanks much, Lynn
Lynn Vaught Hey Lynn! Yes, the embroidery series will be on this channel. To get the individual notifications from this channel you need to select the option. To do so, on this video page you can click a little icon that looks like a gear that is directly below the video title (underneath the video itself). You should see it right under the name of the channel "TheCraftyGemini." When you click on that gear icon you will see a box and you want to check it. It says, "Send me all notifications for this channel." Then that will do it! Hope that helps!
Morning Vanessa, thank you so berry much. I have a Singer Simple machine model 3221/3232; new sewer & quilter. And I'm currently working on a smile enough quilt bag/tote. Been struggling with how I want my stitches to look, so this is very helpful. Most videos I watched you don't get this. Grateful. I'm gonna purchase that extension table, will it fit my machine,? and the lights need those desperately. Is it too late to join the quilt club and do I have to have a PayPal account. Thanks
Just purchased a Juki TL 2000 Qi and would like to watch the rest of your free motion quilting videos, but I cannot find them. Are they still available?
Hi! I am trying my hand at free motion. I have the Juki t2000qi. I have dropped the feed dogs, put on correct foot and moved foot pressure adjustment all the way to the top. I feel like my fabric sandwich is being drug under the foot like there is not enough space for it to move freely. Any advice is appreciated.
so does using an led strip helpful for my eyes? my eyes seem to dry up and it feels like I have something in my eyes. kind of painful causing headaches... not good. Is this a common issue having bad lighting?
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I have sewing machine , this machine no option turn the feed dog down , how I do the quilt , here the link my machine model
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Where level do you set the pressure foot at?
Hi Vanessa, Love your videos!! Can you tell me where I can find a free motion foot (open toe) for the Juki? Thanks for sharing your knowledge!
She has a link under this video for her Juki source. I'm guessing Timm will,have some. Just click and search.
Can you let me know where you got the LED light. I love your videos I always learn so much. Thank you
jess424619 I got it here: amzn.to/1J7kEHY
+TheCraftyGemini Hi Vanessa. The link that you posted takes me to a page that asks for an email to log in. Is there another link you can share to the LED light strip? Perhaps you can tell us what it is so we can Google it?
One more thing 's. Vanessa, when I was young my mom use to make quilts by hand the entire thing. Now that sucker was heavy and warm. When I started quilting I found out the quilt I made was very, very light weight. My question should I use three batting to sandwich it instead of one. My thinking is if I'm gonna make a quilt I want it warm, you know what I mean. So, I guess these are modern day quilts beautiful but light weight. any help I would appreciate. thanks
You can buy wool batting if you're going for warmth. I live in Texas so cotton in the quilts is plenty (in fact sometimes too warm!)
Do you adjust the tension when you fmq?
hello i want this machine i need it please tell me what price this machine in pakistan please reply me
How do one place the walking foot on this machine?
VANESSA CAN THIS MACHINE, LATER BECOME PART OF A LONG ARM? PLANNING TO BUY A LONG ARM BUT HAVE NO IDEA OF WHICH ONE. THANKS FOR YOUR HELP. NILDA ADORNO
This is a great informational video. However, I do have a question. I have a retired Janome 415. Granted, it's just a regular machine...but if I wanted to do free motion quilting, could I just get a darning foot or something in order to do that? Or do I need an entirely different sewing machine?
Heismyrock3 You should be able to contact the manufacturer and ask what foot you could use on that machine to do free motion quilting. I know people who free motion quilt on vintage Singer sewing machines and even on treadle machines so I'm sure you can do it on yours somehow. I also know several quilters who actually free motion without a presser foot! I don't recommend it because the needle is completely exposed but it can be done!
Thanks for the swift response! I looked all over the place (internet only, so far), and couldn't find any extension tables that fit my machine. However, I have heard that a darning foot would do great. There's a cute little mom and pop sewing shop down the street from where I work, so I'll have to stop in and speak with them :) Thanks again!
Heismyrock3 Check with Sewing Machines Plus on line.
Will you be continuing the hand embroidery series?
Tina R Yes. I am alternating videos in the different series and my regular project tutorials. Stay tuned! Every Monday a new one is posted.
Someone help!! What should the stitch width be set at. Everyone says something different. I just can;t seem to get this free motion. Material keeps getting hung up. I have feed dogs down. Stitch length at zero. Presser foot tension at zero and the proper free motion foot. I don’t know what I’m doing wrong😢
Stitch width on a straight stitch just changes the needle position. I would keep it at the default setting so the needle is in the center. If the fabric is getting hung up it sounds like you need to move the fabric faster. If you're getting thread build up it sounds like the machine is stitching too much in one spot. So, I would move the quilt faster or slow down the speed your machine is stitching at. Keep at it!
@@TheCraftyGemini thank you so much for answering me!! It’s very frustrating for a new quilter and unfortunately I live in the middle of nowhere so trying to teach myself by watching TH-cam which I am very grateful for!! Especially your videos 💕
I am a citizen of Bangladesh. This quilting sewing machine is not available in my country.
I work in nakshi katha design.
I don't need any machine design.
I need a sewing machine that can only do round sewing using a free mutton pacer foot ruler.
Name and model the quinting sewing machine of any company at the lowest price
Thank you, the music is loud so I'm struggling to hear you. But besides that good job.
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