I ask my husband for this so hopefully it comes soon 😉... I also like to finish my quilts from start to end. Absolutely LOVE free motion!. Thank you for the review!
UPDATE: Anyone having difficulty putting those screws into the bottom of the feet....I added a drop of sewing machine oil to the threads and it helped tremendously! I bought this table 6 months ago and still haven't put it together lol. I'm currently looking for a nice size, sturdy, wooden table that will be the right height to quilt from. I just don't want to pay over $1000 for a "sewing table". Thinking maybe just a used farm kitchen table would be sturdy enough and large enough to do some quilting from.
Would love to see tutorials on free motion quilting with home machine. I just completed and glue basted quilt after watching your tutorials. Worked perfectly. Thank you so much--you're a really good teacher!!
Yay! I’m so glad the glue basting method worked well for you! I’ve done a couple of free motion quilting tutorials so far, and I plan on doing several more in the coming months! 🤓
I JUST finished a crib sized quilt using the "school glue basting method". It was SO NICE not having all that overspray from using the 505 I usually use. No more trying to get all that overspray off of my cutting table, hands, floor, etc. (I'm really not a messy "sprayer" but that 505 literally gets all over no matter how careful I am, and it tends to gum up my needles)
I ordered this extension for my juju 2010. I put it together after watching your video and I had no problem, thanks to you. I love your teaching but I wish you would do a teaching FMQ. Keep sharing.
Awesome! I’ve done a few FMQ tutorials! I plan to make more! They just take quite a bit of time since I need a quilt to do the tutorials lol thank you for watching! 💖
No problem! Bummer it arrived broken! Hopefully the replacement comes in perfect condition! I’ll definitely be doing videos on how I use the table and after a few months, I’ll give a legit review of it! Thank you for watching! 💖💖
I have the same extension table with my Juki Tl 2200 ( I’m in Britain). I found issues with the height of the blue legs aswell. Also the cable on the foot pedal was barely long enough to reach the floor. I put it on a small box in the end.
Thank you for your video. I am so excited for you. I am planning on getting an extension table within the next month. The acrylic table is 24 x 32. What is the size of the table your machine sits on?
I went through all your free motion quilting videos since you got this table to see how this works for you. But I only see videos with the horizons extension table. Do you use this one?
Hello! I'm so sorry it took me so long to reply! So I can't say whether your machine would fit this table or not. However, I'll give you the dimensions of the cut out and you can see if your machine would fit inside. The cut out measures 7" x 17" and the table is about 3" tall. I hope that helps! Thanks for the question!
My thread from the bobbin coming up thru yes I bring my bobbin thread up I'm using 50weight and ysing a 80/12 needle my sandwich keeps snagging right at the hole from the feed dogs should I try a bigger needle
Thank you for responding. I just stumbled across your channel and am so glad I did. Your patience is unmatched, I might have thrown the legs across the room off screen 🙄. I will be looking for more tutorials as I am trying g to start my own quilting!!
@@ericmel99 😂😂 those legs were SO annoying! I literally got blisters, but the ends result was worth it…I think…😂 good luck on your quilting! You’ve got this! 👍🏻👏🏻
I bought the Sew Steady original version of this style long front facing Juki TL series extension table for a sewing machine dealer in the USA $169 USD and it is the proper feet of the Sew Steady brand. This is a rip off branding that Amazon is allowing for so many knock offs. Support the brands that actually designed these tables and quilting notions and not give our money to rip off con artists from disreputable countries, to save a few dollars. We will be taking money from the hard work done by the creators of unique tools. Support your quilt designers, tool designers and sewing machine distributors and not Amazon thief’s. The fact that blue dye is all over her fingers is a sign of toxic plastic. And she spent $20 more than what Sew Steady cost me for the fabulous original of the same table! Insane. Do your research. Do not support cheap knock off products based on price. You will pay the price, in the long run. Otherwise I love the style of this table with my Juki TL 2010Q for FMQ quilting. I do recommend the style of table, but by Sew Steady tables.
I bought one. It was a piece of cheap crap that cost $200. The legs are cheap hard plastic and the second one I screwed in broke. Save your money. I talked to Juki. They do not make this table. Someone stole their logo. Its a scam.
Yeah, unfortunately, I assumed since the only place I could find it was Amazon, it wasn’t a legit Juki product. I wouldn’t go as far as to say it’s crap, but the legs definitely were EXTREMELY temperament to adjust and NOT great quality. For me, it was worth the $180 I spent since I do a lot of FMQ and it’s awesome to be able to use my Juki TL-2010Q like a legit sit down midarm. Thank you for your input! 💖
I looked up Sew Steady Tables 24” x 32” Giant Free Motion Quilting table for TL series SST-GFM front facing on Google. The knockoff showed up first, the scrolled past those to the legitimate brand sales from Ken’s Sewing Center, I got mine at Sewing Machines Plus in a bundle with my Juki TL 2010Q FOR $169 USD and free shipping and it is quality. These knockoffs are ruining legit companies by taking their designs and feeding on our desire to save. We all lose money in the long run, when it breaks or we have to replace with the better quality product we should have bought in the first place. Save up and buy quality. A few great tools is better than a studio full of poor quality junk tools and you will be happier in your making. We don’t need as much as we think we do to craft well. I do love your enthusiasm, but take care in where you place your support of products and recommendations. We all want to support legitimate designers and tool makers, so they stay in the business and keep doing what they do best. I will step down from my soap box now. This is a pet peeve for me. I got sucked into a few items that were falsely advertised as other brand products and arrived flimsy cheap products. Never again. Amazon has gone down hill so fast. They do not vet products or sellers. I buy from quilt shops and sewing machine suppliers/stores online or in person. Beware of EBay and Etsy as well. Check where it is being shipped from and if price is too good to be true, be suspect of quality over quantity. This is a huge issue. Happy sewing.
advice I am a poor man It is not possible for me to buy a quilting sewing machine for a lot of money. Name the sewing machine that Free Moton can use on a low budget. I am a designer. My sewing machine needs no designDesigning with pen on fabric in two layers I will sew using free mutton.
@@nakshipolly5666 the machine I started with was the Singer Patchwork. I learned everything in that machine, piecing, free motion quilting, appliqué, and it was awesome! They actually have made an updated version and it’s on sale right now at Joann for $309. You can check it out here: www.joann.com/singer-patchwork-plus-c5980q-sewing-and-quilting-machine/19756881.html Let me know if you have any other questions!
My Juki is a 98 E and I love it. Thank you for sharing your new table.
I love my Juki 2010 that I bought a year ago. I've been eyeing this tabletop. Thank you for the review. I like making a quilt start to finish.
So do I! 💖
I ask my husband for this so hopefully it comes soon 😉... I also like to finish my quilts from start to end. Absolutely LOVE free motion!. Thank you for the review!
Awesome!!! 👏🏻 I hope you have lots of fun with it!! 💖
Love my Juki TL2010Q also. Since I am Santa, this was my Christmas present 3 1/2 years ago! I'll have to check this out. Thanks for the reveal ❤
Oh awesome!
UPDATE: Anyone having difficulty putting those screws into the bottom of the feet....I added a drop of sewing machine oil to the threads and it helped tremendously!
I bought this table 6 months ago and still haven't put it together lol. I'm currently looking for a nice size, sturdy, wooden table that will be the right height to quilt from. I just don't want to pay over $1000 for a "sewing table". Thinking maybe just a used farm kitchen table would be sturdy enough and large enough to do some quilting from.
Yeah! My table is a $200 outdoor IKEA table I bought about 10 years ago!
I use an old farmhouse style dining table, solid pine and heavy. It has an expansion for when I need the space. It is used as a cutting/sewing table.
Would love to see tutorials on free motion quilting with home machine. I just completed and glue basted quilt after watching your tutorials. Worked perfectly. Thank you so much--you're a really good teacher!!
Yay! I’m so glad the glue basting method worked well for you! I’ve done a couple of free motion quilting tutorials so far, and I plan on doing several more in the coming months! 🤓
I JUST finished a crib sized quilt using the "school glue basting method". It was SO NICE not having all that overspray from using the 505 I usually use. No more trying to get all that overspray off of my cutting table, hands, floor, etc. (I'm really not a messy "sprayer" but that 505 literally gets all over no matter how careful I am, and it tends to gum up my needles)
@@nursekate6772 yay! That’s awesome! So glad it worked well for you!💖
I ordered this extension for my juju 2010. I put it together after watching your video and I had no problem, thanks to you. I love your teaching but I wish you would do a teaching FMQ. Keep sharing.
Awesome! I’ve done a few FMQ tutorials! I plan to make more! They just take quite a bit of time since I need a quilt to do the tutorials lol thank you for watching! 💖
Oh thank you again 😊
Thanks for sharing. I ordered one came broken now I’m waiting for a replacement. Hopefully you’ll share your thoughts on quilting on the Juki table.
No problem! Bummer it arrived broken! Hopefully the replacement comes in perfect condition! I’ll definitely be doing videos on how I use the table and after a few months, I’ll give a legit review of it! Thank you for watching! 💖💖
I have the same extension table with my Juki Tl 2200 ( I’m in Britain). I found issues with the height of the blue legs aswell. Also the cable on the foot pedal was barely long enough to reach the floor. I put it on a small box in the end.
I keep my foot pedal on a small box too! haha! How do you like the extension table?
@@StitchObsessed I like it.
I just bought this machine and if I not sure, you do need a stitch regulator for free motion quilting, correct?
You don’t need a stitch regulator with this machine. I’ve never used one, but you can use it if that’s what you prefer!
Thank you for your video. I am so excited for you. I am planning on getting an extension table within the next month. The acrylic table is 24 x 32. What is the size of the table your machine sits on?
Awesome!!! My table is 4’x6’. 💖 thanks so much for watching!
I went through all your free motion quilting videos since you got this table to see how this works for you. But I only see videos with the horizons extension table. Do you use this one?
I haven’t tried it yet 🫣 I put it together and then put it in my closet so it would be out of the way. I honestly forget about it 😂
@@StitchObsessed That's ok! When you get your new space planned out and all set up, you'll have the ability to really think about what you can do!
@@booomanchu yes! Exactly! I’ll actually have room to have it setup haha!
i have a Janome 8200 Horizon... how do i find out if this would fit my machine? I do want to do this with my machine.... do you know?
Hello! I'm so sorry it took me so long to reply! So I can't say whether your machine would fit this table or not. However, I'll give you the dimensions of the cut out and you can see if your machine would fit inside. The cut out measures 7" x 17" and the table is about 3" tall. I hope that helps! Thanks for the question!
Can we have a video of you using this please. ❤❤❤
Yes, of course! 💖
My thread from the bobbin coming up thru yes I bring my bobbin thread up I'm using 50weight and ysing a 80/12 needle my sandwich keeps snagging right at the hole from the feed dogs should I try a bigger needle
I just found your channel. I have the TL2000Q & Love it. Where did you get your sticker that says Stitch Happens?? I love it
Haha! Thanks! It’s actually a card that came in one of my orders from Missouri Star Quilt Co! 😍
Does the quilt glide well over the table? Thanks for the very informative post. I have the same machine and am looking into a table like this!
Yes it does! The acrylic is nice and slick so a quilt will glide on it 👏🏻 a goal for 2024 is to use this table more and improve my FMQ skills! 💖
Thank you for responding. I just stumbled across your channel and am so glad I did. Your patience is unmatched, I might have thrown the legs across the room off screen 🙄. I will be looking for more tutorials as I am trying g to start my own quilting!!
@@ericmel99 😂😂 those legs were SO annoying! I literally got blisters, but the ends result was worth it…I think…😂 good luck on your quilting! You’ve got this! 👍🏻👏🏻
Less trouble putting the screws back and screw them in a little bit
I plan on attempting to build one for mine. Too many complaints about the feet for that price.
The feet were tough to get on, but once they’re on, they’re on! I still think it’s a great deal and it looks great! 👏🏻
I bought this from a Juki dealer in the uk.
I bought the Sew Steady original version of this style long front facing Juki TL series extension table for a sewing machine dealer in the USA $169 USD and it is the proper feet of the Sew Steady brand. This is a rip off branding that Amazon is allowing for so many knock offs. Support the brands that actually designed these tables and quilting notions and not give our money to rip off con artists from disreputable countries, to save a few dollars. We will be taking money from the hard work done by the creators of unique tools. Support your quilt designers, tool designers and sewing machine distributors and not Amazon thief’s. The fact that blue dye is all over her fingers is a sign of toxic plastic. And she spent $20 more than what Sew Steady cost me for the fabulous original of the same table! Insane. Do your research. Do not support cheap knock off products based on price. You will pay the price, in the long run. Otherwise I love the style of this table with my Juki TL 2010Q for FMQ quilting. I do recommend the style of table, but by Sew Steady tables.
I bought one. It was a piece of cheap crap that cost $200. The legs are cheap hard plastic and the second one I screwed in broke. Save your money. I talked to Juki. They do not make this table. Someone stole their logo. Its a scam.
Yeah, unfortunately, I assumed since the only place I could find it was Amazon, it wasn’t a legit Juki product. I wouldn’t go as far as to say it’s crap, but the legs definitely were EXTREMELY temperament to adjust and NOT great quality. For me, it was worth the $180 I spent since I do a lot of FMQ and it’s awesome to be able to use my Juki TL-2010Q like a legit sit down midarm. Thank you for your input! 💖
I looked up Sew Steady Tables 24” x 32” Giant Free Motion Quilting table for TL series SST-GFM front facing on Google. The knockoff showed up first, the scrolled past those to the legitimate brand sales from Ken’s Sewing Center, I got mine at Sewing Machines Plus in a bundle with my Juki TL 2010Q FOR $169 USD and free shipping and it is quality. These knockoffs are ruining legit companies by taking their designs and feeding on our desire to save. We all lose money in the long run, when it breaks or we have to replace with the better quality product we should have bought in the first place. Save up and buy quality. A few great tools is better than a studio full of poor quality junk tools and you will be happier in your making. We don’t need as much as we think we do to craft well. I do love your enthusiasm, but take care in where you place your support of products and recommendations. We all want to support legitimate designers and tool makers, so they stay in the business and keep doing what they do best. I will step down from my soap box now. This is a pet peeve for me. I got sucked into a few items that were falsely advertised as other brand products and arrived flimsy cheap products. Never again. Amazon has gone down hill so fast. They do not vet products or sellers. I buy from quilt shops and sewing machine suppliers/stores online or in person. Beware of EBay and Etsy as well. Check where it is being shipped from and if price is too good to be true, be suspect of quality over quantity. This is a huge issue. Happy sewing.
advice
I am a poor man
It is not possible for me to buy a quilting sewing machine for a lot of money.
Name the sewing machine that Free Moton can use on a low budget.
I am a designer. My sewing machine needs no designDesigning with pen on fabric in two layers I will sew using free mutton.
Hello! Totally understandable! What is your budget?
@@StitchObsessed $300
@@nakshipolly5666 the machine I started with was the Singer Patchwork. I learned everything in that machine, piecing, free motion quilting, appliqué, and it was awesome! They actually have made an updated version and it’s on sale right now at Joann for $309. You can check it out here: www.joann.com/singer-patchwork-plus-c5980q-sewing-and-quilting-machine/19756881.html
Let me know if you have any other questions!