Thank you so much for showing us your first quilts and the positive vibes to keep going and practice. Free motion is a journey we all want to be great at and I know I get discouraged sometimes but I keep pushing myself to keep going.
Wow, love watching this. Im so inspired and want to learn and get this good one day. I watch videos all the time even when I have my Granddaughter on Saturdays. She wants to learn to quilt too. I told her she will get one of my machines in about 3 years. She loves watching. She is 4 now. I so want her to love it as much as I do. My daughter has never liked anything about sewing. So this fills my heart. Thank you for being an inspiration. Im still practicing the butterflies but soon hope to join in on building my portfolio.
Your right about everything, Adria....I guess there are piecers and quilters, my quilting journey has been exactly like yours. You are an inspiration every day to me, so far I refuse to do computerize quilting because to me it just isn't fun and challenging. I started quilting when I retired and I am never bored, thanks to you.
I wish I could convince some of my quilting buddies to join me on this journey. I have been quilting for just over a year and I have greatly improved. Someone who started when I did and then gave up now praises my work and I say you could do it too, it just takes doodling and practice. I have practiced about 30 mins to an hour a day and I am very pleased with my results. My feathers are very pretty. You are right, you have to push yourself. I have made a lot of placemats and charity quilts. It is very encouraging to see the change over the years.
What a great slide show. Your mom is always your biggest fan. You have evolved so much. Never thought about you being a beginner. Daa! Lol. So glad you found your grove. Keep up the great work.
What an inspiring video. I’ve only started making quilts about 14 months ago, but sent them out for edge to edge. Now, I just purchased a used hand guided Innova which was just delivered Wednesday. Watching your other videos are so mesmerizing and I love your background music, too. Thank you for the encouragement. You are an amazing artist. 🪡
I have followed you for a long time and you are my favorite longarm quilter to watch for information and inspiration. Thank you so much for sharing those early attempts. It is so refreshing to see where quilters like you started from---as encouragement to those of us who aspire to get to where you are now. I'm somewhere about 3/4 of the way....lol. Thanks again, Adria...blessings from WV.
Thank you so much for this video. I am 74 years old and only had my long arm for a couple of years. Have been sewing most of my life but this is new and hard! I took part in Angela Walters feather challenge and am feeling more confident. Really enjoy watching your videos and listening to your music.
I so needed this!!! I have done quilting on my domestic machine, then a sit down quilter. Achieved getting better with both. I was then gifted a long arm because of helping with Quilts of Valor and Foster home quilts. I just started working with it and teaching myself to quilt standing up, and learning to move the machine and not the quilt.
Oh I can relate - I did a bit of domestic quilting but it was so hard on my shoulders. When I got the longarm it was learning all over again. The movements felt very different.
This is so inspirational to me - I have only longarmed since December - and you are so right - it is a journey. Backtracking is a challenge for me but it is getting better.
Thanks for sharing so much of your work. You make what seems so daunting and at times and impossible seem likely if I put in the work and time. I wish I had the words to express how this video and seeing your work on fb has made me feel. I'd love to see you produce a paper book of pics of your work showing your journey. Definitely would purchase. What fun that would be to have and for us to reference. Your work is full of beautiful ideas on how to quilt different quilts. Absolutely love it!!!
Oh wow! Thank you so much for this wonderful slide show, and telling us how you started, your work is just so inspirational. What lovely friends to have to let you work and practice on their quilts. Your mother sounds like an absolutely beautiful person.
Wow. I just came across this today - some of those quilts people have given you lately to do - are simply gorgeous and your quilting is stunning! thanks so much for sharing. it was truly inspirational! I should be getting my first long arm in about a week ....So thank you! I've been able to do some of those simpler designs on my Janome 8900 but your improvement is astounding.
U R inspiring! Exquisite! Maybe I'll take U up in April. Beginning Wendy Wm's Big Blooms; but I think why not practice? Tiny Orchard has spoken 2 me too about feathers.
Thank you so much for showing us your progress along your journey. I have domestic quilted for awhile but recently got a long arm. My designs are not stellar. I have to start all over, I feel. I used to love quilting feathers but my long arm ones are terrible right now. This gives me hope that I will get better the more I practice. Thank You!!
Thank you for sharing your early years! I love how you are willing to share your work and your journey! This has been so inspiring for me. I have done sit down quilting on my Juki J150QVP for about 2 years. I have my first quilt I did and boy was it a hot mess!! My more recent quilts are not to bad. I just got my long arm last summer but have not had much time to really get to know how to use it. (That darn work thing gets in the way of everything 😖)I am on my 4th quilt. It is my dream to quilt for other people and you have helped me to see it is something I can do. You have become my favorite quilt coach!! Thank you for all the work you put into your classes. Now I need to go practice more curls on paper 😬
So, I bought my Gammill in 1995 with great intensions. Things happen and I did finally start my business in the early 20's. There was no TH-cam when I started so mostly everything was a meander. Since I found you on you tube a few years ago, you are my no. 1 inspiration. Would like to know if you have a no.,1 inspiration. thanks for sharing.
@@adriagoodlongarmquiltingco1719 u are very kind. I haven't taken pictures of all my practice sandwiches, but I still have them and will take pics, as I would like to finish edges and donate to animal shelter someday. I'd love to take your classes... but I have a sitdown long arm, not on frame. Since I started out on my domestic, I am loving the larger space! Maybe someday! ps... I absolutely love your piano music... about to practice fm with it going... have an awesome week!!
Thank you for sharing the humble beginnings of your long arming journey, Adria! I hope you know just how meaningful it is to us “newbies” to see that even the pros at one time weren’t. Your transformation from newbie to pro was truly inspiring. I have two quilts under my belt on my long arm and I can already see a difference. Your first quilts definitely look like mine, especially the feathers! So, I guess I’m on my way! Lol. I was wondering, how much time do you take in deciding “what” to put on quilt and if you have “process” that you use or do you just “wing it”? I’ve starting doing some drawing to plan my path, such as “how” to turn corners in the borders. Oddly enough it has to increase my creativity and forced to my think differently. I’m almost wondering if taking a drawing corse would be helpful though. Lol. Thanks again for sharing pictures of your early journey. It gives me hope.
You are such an inspiration! I bought my first quilt machine, an HQ Avante almost 10 years ago. I also got the computerized system. Even though I’ve taken courses from many free motion quilters; i.e. Jamie Wallen, Angela Walters, etc. and my mentor and best friend was one of the first HandiQuilter Educators, I didn’t allow myself to practice on my free motion skills. I couldn’t stand that they didn’t look perfect like the computerized designs, and I was very hard on myself thus I always gravitated back to the computer. I really regret that now. I just signed up for one of your online courses and am looking forward to allowing myself the time to practice and improve my free motion work. Thank you! ❤️
Thank you SO MUCH for this video. Especially telling us about how you felt so intimidated at first. That gives me inspiration to continue. Your work is so beautiful!
I've watched so many of your videos and have learned and gained so much inspiration and challenged myself to do what you talked about in this one. Thank you for sharing your experiences, your knowledge and talent with us. Grateful!
Your channel is always inspirational! I didn’t realize you’ve been quilting for so long. I started late in life. I’ve only been quilting for 8 years and I’m almost 50. The last 4 years have been on my longarm. I don’t have the courage to quilt for others. It’s not the quilting but everything else that goes into having a business is rather daunting. I feel too old. I do all free motion work too. My machine isn’t even equipped for pantos. I love how consistent your work is. I aspire to do that level of consistency some day! Thank you for sharing.
You are my inspiration!!! Thank you for sharing your journey. I can get very discouraged when my work doesn't look like a show quilt or a professional would do but then I have to remind myself that my journey just began this past year. Previously I was doing mostly meandering on a quilt and I'm really trying to learn new techniques and styles to try on quilts. I'm really glad to see that a journey for me may end with the gorgeous results you are showing!!!
Thank you very much Adria for sharing your journey! I am one who is not easily gets discouraged. But this inspiration makes me feel even better! I love your work! Thank you!!!! ♥️
Such an inspirational video! I do sit down quilting on my home machine but I have watched your videos many times and always learn something. Thank you so much!!
Adria, thank you. I really needed this inspirational video progression -as I tend to resort to my computer for that inspiration. After thumbing through many books and saved picture materials. I have a 1 year old MOXIE, that I really enjoy creating quilts with, but my struggle is "starting" and not having that creative forethought of the design of all the borders and blocks. I just retired so now I have more time to practice., practice, practice.. Thanks for showing the progression, so I can go and "just do it"....and embrace the journey!
The other night I was watching one of your recordings. I said out loud I wish I knew how long it took the artist/ quilter to get to where she is now? I get online and you must have heard me. I also watch because of your background music. It is not jarring, it soothes, Prayers and gratitude
Absolutely inspiring. Thank you so much for sharing your journey with us. I hope to achieve these results after I have more experience quilting. I have been doing it part time for 4 year now and I hope to have more time in the future. Love your classes. Very easy to follow and well planned out.
Thanks so much for sharing this. I often get discouraged at how my quilting still has bobbles and mistakes and it's easy to forget that it takes a lot of practice to get super good like this. I will keep working at it. I hope to be able to take some of your classes this year.
That was so fasinating to watch. I to have a HQ simple sixteen ,just about to upgrade to an Amara. It's interesting to see how we do improve with practice like you say , but always learning new techniques and ideas. Thank you for sharing that video of your journey. Gives us all hope.
Thank you for sharing you journey, even though I thought your beginning was darn great, you can really see the difference in you current quilting, it's so smooth, and beautiful. Love watching hoping I can get better. I do know though it the pectize, practise, practise. Would love to take a echoing class. Do you have one scheduled again? It is Sept. 2022.
Love seeing your quilting story, you are an inspiration! I was wondering if you have a video of the curl and leaf design that you show in this video. Thank you!😊
No, we moved that machine into mom's basement, then moved it to my house. Then I upgraded to an HQ Avante. Then my hubby finished a room for my quilting studio. We moved the Avante into that room, then I upgraded to my Gammill 😊That's where I am now. Check out my Facebook page! Adria Good Longarm Quilting
What made you buy a Gammil and not stay with Handi Quilter? I always enjoy watching your video's. I am 62 and would still love to own a long arm. Maybe one day my dream will come true.
I'm not quite sure how to word it, bare with me please! Could you do a video on how you roll the quilt and how you make the quilting look continuous? I just received a HQ Moxie but am struggling with gaps in between rows
I'm sorry I don't have a video like that available. Have you checked out my longarm quilting courses? This is something I teach in the Build Your Portfolio Part 1
Thank you for sharing! I needed this, I’m just starting and get so frustrated. The fabric moves, the needle gets stuck on the seams and jumps. By chance, Do you have a class for that?
I got a chance to buy a 22" gammill it's old but been refurbished...its on a very industrial 14' frame..it use L magma pre wounded bobbins....no chance of adding computer or stitch regulation...his asking 3,500 canadian.. do you have stitch regulation?
Adria....I just enrolled in your online class; payment was accepted and I'm logged in however when I try to access the curriculum I get the message that I need to log in.
Thank you so much for showing us your first quilts and the positive vibes to keep going and practice. Free motion is a journey we all want to be great at and I know I get discouraged sometimes but I keep pushing myself to keep going.
Keep at it!!!❤️❤️❤️
Absolutely lovely. Thank you . The older pics ARE helpful!
LOVED this!! It gives hope for us beginners! Your work is impeccable!!
Wow, love watching this. Im so inspired and want to learn and get this good one day. I watch videos all the time even when I have my Granddaughter on Saturdays. She wants to learn to quilt too. I told her she will get one of my machines in about 3 years. She loves watching. She is 4 now.
I so want her to love it as much as I do. My daughter has never liked anything about sewing. So this fills my heart.
Thank you for being an inspiration. Im still practicing the butterflies but soon hope to join in on building my portfolio.
That is so great!!!! Love it!❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️ Enjoy your time together!
Your right about everything, Adria....I guess there are piecers and quilters, my quilting journey has been exactly like yours. You are an inspiration every day to me, so far I refuse to do computerize quilting because to me it just isn't fun and challenging. I started quilting when I retired and I am never bored, thanks to you.
Thanks for sharing!! 🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰
Amazing skill! Thank you for sharing your journey. IMHO, you are one of the best LA quilters I have seen.
Thank you 😊 💓
I wish I could convince some of my quilting buddies to join me on this journey. I have been quilting for just over a year and I have greatly improved. Someone who started when I did and then gave up now praises my work and I say you could do it too, it just takes doodling and practice. I have practiced about 30 mins to an hour a day and I am very pleased with my results. My feathers are very pretty. You are right, you have to push yourself. I have made a lot of placemats and charity quilts. It is very encouraging to see the change over the years.
What a great slide show. Your mom is always your biggest fan. You have evolved so much. Never thought about you being a beginner. Daa! Lol. So glad you found your grove. Keep up the great work.
Thank you Betty!😊😊😊😊
What an inspiring video. I’ve only started making quilts about 14 months ago, but sent them out for edge to edge. Now, I just purchased a used hand guided Innova which was just delivered Wednesday. Watching your other videos are so mesmerizing and I love your background music, too. Thank you for the encouragement. You are an amazing artist. 🪡
Thx so much!!! Be sure to check out my online courses. Really great for beginners ❤️❤️❤️
adria-good-s-longarm-quilting-school.teachable.com/courses
@@adriagoodlongarmquiltingco1719 headed to your site now. 😃
I have followed you for a long time and you are my favorite longarm quilter to watch for information and inspiration. Thank you so much for sharing those early attempts. It is so refreshing to see where quilters like you started from---as encouragement to those of us who aspire to get to where you are now. I'm somewhere about 3/4 of the way....lol. Thanks again, Adria...blessings from WV.
Thank you so much💜💜💜💜💜
Thank you so much for this video. I am 74 years old and only had my long arm for a couple of years. Have been sewing most of my life but this is new and hard! I took part in Angela Walters feather challenge and am feeling more confident. Really enjoy watching your videos and listening to your music.
Thank you 💗 😊
I so needed this!!! I have done quilting on my domestic machine, then a sit down quilter. Achieved getting better with both. I was then gifted a long arm because of helping with Quilts of Valor and Foster home quilts. I just started working with it and teaching myself to quilt standing up, and learning to move the machine and not the quilt.
Wonderful ❤️ ❤️ ❤️
Oh I can relate - I did a bit of domestic quilting but it was so hard on my shoulders. When I got the longarm it was learning all over again. The movements felt very different.
@@adriagoodlongarmquiltingco1719 I love watching your videos. Do you actually listen to the music while quilting or do you add it while editing?
@@aprilmiller2982 I listen to all kinds of stuff while quilting, even audio books.😊 I add the music while editing tho
This is so inspirational to me - I have only longarmed since December - and you are so right - it is a journey. Backtracking is a challenge for me but it is getting better.
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Loved this video of ur beginning. It just goes to show practice, practice & more practice makes projection! U have real talent. 👏🏻👏🏻
Thank you!!
Thanks for sharing so much of your work. You make what seems so daunting and at times and impossible seem likely if I put in the work and time. I wish I had the words to express how this video and seeing your work on fb has made me feel. I'd love to see you produce a paper book of pics of your work showing your journey. Definitely would purchase. What fun that would be to have and for us to reference. Your work is full of beautiful ideas on how to quilt different quilts. Absolutely love it!!!
Thank you so much❤️❤️❤️ I've been asked about putting out a book a few times, maybe some day!! So happy you enjoyed the videos and other videos!!
Oh wow! Thank you so much for this wonderful slide show, and telling us how you started, your work is just so inspirational. What lovely friends to have to let you work and practice on their quilts. Your mother sounds like an absolutely beautiful person.
🥰 my mom is the best💗
Wow. I just came across this today - some of those quilts people have given you lately to do - are simply gorgeous and your quilting is stunning! thanks so much for sharing. it was truly inspirational! I should be getting my first long arm in about a week ....So thank you! I've been able to do some of those simpler designs on my Janome 8900 but your improvement is astounding.
Awesome!! Thx Becky!❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
U R inspiring! Exquisite! Maybe I'll take U up in April. Beginning Wendy Wm's Big Blooms; but I think why not practice? Tiny Orchard has spoken 2 me too about feathers.
Your work is amazing.
Thank you so much for showing us your progress along your journey. I have domestic quilted for awhile but recently got a long arm. My designs are not stellar. I have to start all over, I feel. I used to love quilting feathers but my long arm ones are terrible right now. This gives me hope that I will get better the more I practice. Thank You!!
It's definitely like starting over💜💜💜 you'll get there and then you'll absolutely love it!!!
You are a pleasure to watch…a true artist!
Thank you💗💜💗💜💗
Thank you for sharing your early years! I love how you are willing to share your work and your journey! This has been so inspiring for me. I have done sit down quilting on my Juki J150QVP for about 2 years. I have my first quilt I did and boy was it a hot mess!! My more recent quilts are not to bad. I just got my long arm last summer but have not had much time to really get to know how to use it. (That darn work thing gets in the way of everything 😖)I am on my 4th quilt. It is my dream to quilt for other people and you have helped me to see it is something I can do. You have become my favorite quilt coach!! Thank you for all the work you put into your classes. Now I need to go practice more curls on paper 😬
You're doing great Kim!! So glad you are improving, and enjoying the process💜
So, I bought my Gammill in 1995 with great intensions. Things happen and I did finally start my business in the early 20's. There was no TH-cam when I started so mostly everything was a meander. Since I found you on you tube a few years ago, you are my no. 1 inspiration. Would like to know if you have a no.,1 inspiration. thanks for sharing.
Thank you 💗 There's a lot of amazing quilters out there for sure, can't name just one💙💙💙💙😊
you are amazing!!! Thank you for the encouragement!!! I still try... and will continue...thank you
You're welcome!!❤️ You can do it!
@@adriagoodlongarmquiltingco1719 u are very kind. I haven't taken pictures of all my practice sandwiches, but I still have them and will take pics, as I would like to finish edges and donate to animal shelter someday. I'd love to take your classes... but I have a sitdown long arm, not on frame. Since I started out on my domestic, I am loving the larger space! Maybe someday! ps... I absolutely love your piano music... about to practice fm with it going... have an awesome week!!
Thank you for sharing the humble beginnings of your long arming journey, Adria! I hope you know just how meaningful it is to us “newbies” to see that even the pros at one time weren’t. Your transformation from newbie to pro was truly inspiring. I have two quilts under my belt on my long arm and I can already see a difference. Your first quilts definitely look like mine, especially the feathers! So, I guess I’m on my way! Lol.
I was wondering, how much time do you take in deciding “what” to put on quilt and if you have “process” that you use or do you just “wing it”? I’ve starting doing some drawing to plan my path, such as “how” to turn corners in the borders. Oddly enough it has to increase my creativity and forced to my think differently. I’m almost wondering if taking a drawing corse would be helpful though. Lol. Thanks again for sharing pictures of your early journey. It gives me hope.
Wonderful video, stunning quilting. Thank you.
Thank you💗
You are such an inspiration! I bought my first quilt machine, an HQ Avante almost 10 years ago. I also got the computerized system. Even though I’ve taken courses from many free motion quilters; i.e. Jamie Wallen, Angela Walters, etc. and my mentor and best friend was one of the first HandiQuilter Educators, I didn’t allow myself to practice on my free motion skills. I couldn’t stand that they didn’t look perfect like the computerized designs, and I was very hard on myself thus I always gravitated back to the computer. I really regret that now. I just signed up for one of your online courses and am looking forward to allowing myself the time to practice and improve my free motion work. Thank you! ❤️
Wow! That's great! I hope you can really enjoy free motion❤❤❤❤
Such lovely quilting! Thanks for sharing!
Thank you!
Thank you SO MUCH for this video. Especially telling us about how you felt so intimidated at first. That gives me inspiration to continue. Your work is so beautiful!
So glad it has been a help to you💜 Be sure to check out my online courses. The Build Your Portfolio Series is great for beginners ❤️
@@adriagoodlongarmquiltingco1719 I'm actually signing up for the Borders Bundle today. :-)
How's it going???
Thank you for your candid and inspirational post on your quilting progress. Gives me hope that I may improve...
WOW what a beautiful quilting journal
Thx so much💙
I've watched so many of your videos and have learned and gained so much inspiration and challenged myself to do what you talked about in this one. Thank you for sharing your experiences, your knowledge and talent with us. Grateful!
I'm so glad you've enjoyed the videos and learned from them💗💗💗😊 keep up the hard work!
Beautiful work… I waited to long to start! My vision doesn’t help me at all. But I try and that counts!
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Your channel is always inspirational! I didn’t realize you’ve been quilting for so long. I started late in life. I’ve only been quilting for 8 years and I’m almost 50. The last 4 years have been on my longarm. I don’t have the courage to quilt for others. It’s not the quilting but everything else that goes into having a business is rather daunting. I feel too old. I do all free motion work too. My machine isn’t even equipped for pantos. I love how consistent your work is. I aspire to do that level of consistency some day! Thank you for sharing.
Thx so much💙💙💙 it took a while to get good at feathers! I'm glad you enjoyed the video!
Thank you 😊
WOW what isa great video. Very inspirational…. Saving this one to remind me of the beginning
Thank you💗
You are my inspiration!!! Thank you for sharing your journey. I can get very discouraged when my work doesn't look like a show quilt or a professional would do but then I have to remind myself that my journey just began this past year. Previously I was doing mostly meandering on a quilt and I'm really trying to learn new techniques and styles to try on quilts. I'm really glad to see that a journey for me may end with the gorgeous results you are showing!!!
Thank you! Plz check out my courses, might be a help to you💗💗💗💗
Thank you very much Adria for sharing your journey! I am one who is not easily gets discouraged. But this inspiration makes me feel even better! I love your work! Thank you!!!! ♥️
So glad you enjoyed the video💜 thx!!
Such an inspirational video! I do sit down quilting on my home machine but I have watched your videos many times and always learn something. Thank you so much!!
thank you for watching! so glad you are able to do on your sit down machine!!
Thanks for sharing your journey! I can see I need lots of practice.
You're welcome 😊 you'll get there💙💙💙
this is very encouraging for me Thank you so much for sharing this!!
That was so inspirational...thank you for sharing!
Adria, thank you. I really needed this inspirational video progression -as I tend to resort to my computer for that inspiration. After thumbing through many books and saved picture materials. I have a 1 year old MOXIE, that I really enjoy creating quilts with, but my struggle is "starting" and not having that creative forethought of the design of all the borders and blocks. I just retired so now I have more time to practice., practice, practice.. Thanks for showing the progression, so I can go and
"just do it"....and embrace the journey!
Absolutely 💯 find happiness in each stage of the journey 💜💜💜💜
Thank you for the encouragement!
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The other night I was watching one of your recordings. I said out loud I wish I knew how long it took the artist/ quilter to get to where she is now? I get online and you must have heard me. I also watch because of your background music. It is not jarring, it soothes, Prayers and gratitude
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Wow! You have come a long way. What beautiful quilting. Love to watch your machine move, creating lovely patterns.
What an amazing journey with your Mom. I loved the story.
You do such gorgeous work. I hope to be a third as good as you one day.
Thank you💕💗💕💗💕 Keep on quilting!
Absolutely inspiring. Thank you so much for sharing your journey with us. I hope to achieve these results after I have more experience quilting. I have been doing it part time for 4 year now and I hope to have more time in the future. Love your classes. Very easy to follow and well planned out.
Thank you Cathy💕💕💕😊
Great video, thank you.
Thanks so much for sharing this. I often get discouraged at how my quilting still has bobbles and mistakes and it's easy to forget that it takes a lot of practice to get super good like this. I will keep working at it. I hope to be able to take some of your classes this year.
You're welcome 💗💗💗💗💗 you'll get there!!
That was so fasinating to watch. I to have a HQ simple sixteen ,just about to upgrade to an Amara. It's interesting to see how we do improve with practice like you say , but always learning new techniques and ideas. Thank you for sharing that video of your journey. Gives us all hope.
Thank you 💗 😊 💓
Thank you for sharing you journey, even though I thought your beginning was darn great, you can really see the difference in you current quilting, it's so smooth, and beautiful. Love watching hoping I can get better. I do know though it the pectize, practise, practise. Would love to take a echoing class. Do you have one scheduled again? It is Sept. 2022.
You can take the Echo course at any time❤️ Pre-recorded and self paced🤗
adria-good-s-longarm-quilting-school.teachable.com/courses
Love seeing your quilting story, you are an inspiration! I was wondering if you have a video of the curl and leaf design that you show in this video. Thank you!😊
What a terrific video, thanks so much for sharing it!! I'm curious at what point you and/or your mom upgraded to a larger machine.
I used the HQ 16 for about 4 years???? Then upgraded to an HQ Avante. Used it for many years, now I have a Gammill, no computer. Thank you💗
So beautiful. Thank you. Are you still in the garage?
No, we moved that machine into mom's basement, then moved it to my house. Then I upgraded to an HQ Avante. Then my hubby finished a room for my quilting studio. We moved the Avante into that room, then I upgraded to my Gammill 😊That's where I am now. Check out my Facebook page! Adria Good Longarm Quilting
What made you buy a Gammil and not stay with Handi Quilter? I always enjoy watching your video's. I am 62 and would still love to own a long arm. Maybe one day my dream will come true.
I tried a Gammill and loved the control 💗
I'm not quite sure how to word it, bare with me please! Could you do a video on how you roll the quilt and how you make the quilting look continuous? I just received a HQ Moxie but am struggling with gaps in between rows
I'm sorry I don't have a video like that available. Have you checked out my longarm quilting courses? This is something I teach in the Build Your Portfolio Part 1
@@adriagoodlongarmquiltingco1719 I've watched some, I'll go through the ones I've missed. Thank you!
@@nenanino1 adria-good-s-longarm-quilting-school.teachable.com/
Thanks !!!
You're Welcome 😊 🌷🌷🌷
Thank you for sharing! I needed this, I’m just starting and get so frustrated. The fabric moves, the needle gets stuck on the seams and jumps. By chance, Do you have a class for that?
Not yet....maybe someday💜💜💜💜 just keep at it. You'll be learning and improving each time you practice 🥰
Bummer, ok. I’m in the middle of another long arm class. When I finish that one, I want to sign up for yours. I love watching you. Thank you again :)
I got a chance to buy a 22" gammill it's old but been refurbished...its on a very industrial 14' frame..it use L magma pre wounded bobbins....no chance of adding computer or stitch regulation...his asking 3,500 canadian.. do you have stitch regulation?
I do, but it hasn't worked for a few years.
@@adriagoodlongarmquiltingco1719 so your thinking it's not necessary?
It's a nice feature, but not a must😊👍
Adria....I just enrolled in your online class; payment was accepted and I'm logged in however when I try to access the curriculum I get the message that I need to log in.
I sent you an email👍
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