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Be My Neighbor Border
Просмотров 2668 месяцев назад
Better late than never on this video. My intentions were toget this out the first of the year. Pretty obvious that didn't happen. Sick dog, leaking roof, horrible weather. Here it is: Setting up a unique border on the Be My Neighbor quilt. Basting the border with prostitcher. Ruler work with prostitcher turned off. General rambling as i quilt. Thank you for joining me on this journey! Link to P...
Machine Binding a Table Runner
Просмотров 93011 месяцев назад
Machine binding - this is how I do it. For those project that don't require hand binding. For those who have a really hard time hand stitching (like myself). For those projects that you just want to get done! Give it a try. Test first. Many people have said that the outcome was awful the first time they machine bound. It takes some practice! Give it a few tries. Potholders and table runners are...
A Christmas Tree Skirt on the Cutie Frame
Просмотров 675Год назад
Thank you so much for watching and I wish everyone a very Happy New Year! Welcome 2023! Setting up and quilting a tree skirt on the Cutie Frame. June Tailor Quilt As You Go Tree Skirt: purchased from Amazon link: www.amazon.com/June-Tailor-JT-1492-Printed-Batting/dp/B07WFWC9FD PiecenQuilt Rulers 4-n-1 mini: piecenquilt.com/collections/rulers/products/4-n-1-mini-machine-quilting-ruler Inside Out...
Quilting the Wonky Trees Table Runner using Red Snappers
Просмотров 723Год назад
In this video, I will show you how I load a table runner using Red Snappers and how I set up my design area and pattern using ProStitcher. Here is the link to Wonky "Crazy Christmas Tree Table Runner pattern: cutloosepress.com/products/crazy-christmas-trees-pdf-pattern?_pos=1&_sid=133a8bdf9&_ss=r I've also included the link to Bold Notion Quiltings website page showing the different options for...
Carrie's Lone Star Part 3
Просмотров 304Год назад
After a number of technical difficulties, I am finally able to bring the last of three videos on the designing, making and quilting of Carrie's Lone Star. Link to Seafoam quilt design: www.urbanelementz.com/seafoam.html Thank you again for tuning in and don't forget to like and subscribe Happy Thanksgiving Everyone!
Carrie's Lone Star Part 2
Просмотров 4542 года назад
In this video, I make a design change to how I quilt this Lone Star quilt. I decided to work with Prostitcher and my Baby Lock Regalia. Prostitcher is pretty new to me and I was having fun selecting areas and setting up those areas. I hope you enjoy and thank you so much for stopping by to see what I have been up to!
Carrie's Lone Star Quilt Design Layout
Просмотров 4852 года назад
In this video, I will be sharing how I make the best use of my spaces and tools to layout the design of this Lone Star Quilt. This is the first part of a multi part series to completion of this fun quilt.
My Very First Quilt on the BabyLock Regalia
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A quick little video showing little bits of the very first quilt quilted on my new to me Baby Lock Regalia. I was so busy trying to make sure I did everything correctly that I kept forgetting to press the record button on my camera. Next time I promise. But this just goes to show you that if this ol' girl can learn something new, sew can you! Thanks for watching!
Big Quilts in a Small Space - My Newest Addition, a Baby Lock Regalia on a 12' Kinetic Frame
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A quick update - what has been going on and why I've been missing...
Ramblings of a Covid Quilter
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A quick update on what has been happening over here. I feel like I have been absent for far too long! I uploaded this same video but did realize I uploaded it as a short…ooops! That short totally cut me off - and I didn’t even know it. Sorry for the confusion!
Nancy's Garden Part 2
Просмотров 2,7 тыс.2 года назад
Part two of quilting Nancy's Garden on the Cutie Frame with the Qnique19. I will be finishing the flower motif and working the feather border all the way around this 92" x 92" quilt. The pattern is called Flutter by Gerri Robinson of planted seed designs - Here is the link: plantedseeddesigns.com/products/new-flutter-and-hidden-shoofly-pdf-quilt-patterns Thank you for tuning in! Thank you for a...
Ramblings of a Covid Quilter
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A mini-vlog where I share with you my intro to quilting. How it has become a huge part of my life and my love and a couple of new things on the horizon.
Nancy's Garden Start to Finish - 92" x 92" on the Cutie Frame with the Qnique19
Просмотров 7 тыс.2 года назад
This is the first video in a two part series. In this first video, I will be working on implementing the design I had drawn up on clear acetate for this particular quilt. I will be working through my process and quilting the larger motif. The Video link for the design layout on acetate is here: ruclips.net/video/KjCam1UmviM/видео.html The pattern is called Flutter by Gerri Robinson of planted s...
My How Do I Quilt This Quilting Hack
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My How Do I Quilt This Quilting Hack
Making Big Quilts in a Small Space - 84"x84" on the Cutie Frame, start to finish!
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Making Big Quilts in a Small Space - 84"x84" on the Cutie Frame, start to finish!
Big Quilts in a Small Space
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Big Quilts in a Small Space
The Final Feathers on Sylvias Quilt
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The Final Feathers on Sylvias Quilt
Quilting an Heirloom Cross Stitched Quilt
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Quilting an Heirloom Cross Stitched Quilt
Making Big Quilts in a Small Space - More Loading, Moving and quilting on the Cutie Frame
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Making Big Quilts in a Small Space - More Loading, Moving and quilting on the Cutie Frame
Making Big Quilts in a Small Space - More Curved Ruler Work
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Making Big Quilts in a Small Space - More Curved Ruler Work
Making Big Quilts in a Small Space - Quilting with Rulers - Straight and Curved
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Making Big Quilts in a Small Space - Quilting with Rulers - Straight and Curved
Making Big Quilts in a Small Space - How I use Leader Cloths
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Making Big Quilts in a Small Space - How I use Leader Cloths
Making Big Quilts in a Small Space Loading A Quilt on the Cutie Frame
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Making Big Quilts in a Small Space Loading A Quilt on the Cutie Frame
Making Big Quilts in a Small Space Winding Bobbins on the Qnique 19
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Making Big Quilts in a Small Space Winding Bobbins on the Qnique 19
Tension - Setting, Maintaining and Dealing with Issues on the Q'nique 19
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Tension - Setting, Maintaining and Dealing with Issues on the Q'nique 19
Making Big Quilts in a Small Space
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Making Big Quilts in a Small Space
Setting up and using the Cutie Frame
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Setting up and using the Cutie Frame
Unboxing and setting up the Q'nique 19" Long Arm Machine for Quilting
Просмотров 5 тыс.3 года назад
Unboxing and setting up the Q'nique 19" Long Arm Machine for Quilting
Setting up your Baby Lock Lyric for Free Motion Quilting
Просмотров 6 тыс.3 года назад
Setting up your Baby Lock Lyric for Free Motion Quilting

Комментарии

  • @badmother100
    @badmother100 3 дня назад

    Am I. understanding correctly that you spray basted ahead of time?

  • @cleokoch2764
    @cleokoch2764 Месяц назад

    Very helpful. Thank you.

  • @sandystehman1490
    @sandystehman1490 Месяц назад

    Glad to see another beginner posted. I sewed my own clothing when I was very young and first married. Still have my antique machine, however, a friend got me hooked on starting again. Was able to acquire a trade-in perfect condition with accessories Baby Lock Lyric. Watching everything I can to learn how to really use the machine. You are now in my notebook. Thank you so much for taking the time to show and cannot wait to learn more.

  • @yolandadavila
    @yolandadavila Месяц назад

    Thanks for the video, I have been looking at the frame for a long time and I was little skeptical. Looking at your video has helped clear some things up.

  • @MichelleMcWilliams-j1c
    @MichelleMcWilliams-j1c Месяц назад

    Great video! I'm a beginner. I was able to change to the free motion foot easily!!

  • @lindawilliams7084
    @lindawilliams7084 Месяц назад

    I am so proud of you. You got us through Covid and now you’re doing big things. I purchased and received your book. Showed to my family . They are happy for you as welll. Will you be doing longarm quilting.? I think you mentioned something after you purchased you Janome. I have always loved curves in knitting crocheting and off course quilting. 😮😮Best wishes congratulations in you new endeavors. Many blessings!!!

  • @kayfisher494
    @kayfisher494 2 месяца назад

    Very helpful video. Thank-you!

  • @diannweier2489
    @diannweier2489 2 месяца назад

    Wow!!! awesome tutorial … I just got the cutie frame and playing with it … where did you get the clamps that wraps your quilt in the back … thank you 😊

    • @FogDogStudios
      @FogDogStudios 2 месяца назад

      Thank you so much. The clamps actually came with my cutie frame. The frame has elastic bands with hooks that hook on to the blue clamps to keep the quilt in place. I hope this helps. This cutie frame was the original frame, I am not sure if they changed anything since.

  • @Lg567-d3w
    @Lg567-d3w 2 месяца назад

    I see you are using a different frame, not the cutie. Was wondering if you have the channel locks for sale?

    • @FogDogStudios
      @FogDogStudios 2 месяца назад

      I actually never ordered the channel locks for the cutie. Sorry.

  • @francespiquemal8813
    @francespiquemal8813 2 месяца назад

    Thank you very much for sharing. This has been helpful for me. I am very grateful.

  • @Lg567-d3w
    @Lg567-d3w 2 месяца назад

    I have learned so much from your videos!! Awesome tips!I bought the cutie frame,laser and speed control for my Juki. Now I want the sure stitch!! I believe you said you had a sure stitch for your Juki, was wondering if you still have it and would want to sell it?

    • @FogDogStudios
      @FogDogStudios 2 месяца назад

      Yay!. A great little set up! Which Juki? I have a Sure Stitch that I've been meaning to sell, just haven't gotten around to it.

    • @Lg567-d3w
      @Lg567-d3w 2 месяца назад

      @@FogDogStudios I have the TL2010Q, however, my niece found me one on Facebook. Should be here this week!!

  • @myk2985
    @myk2985 3 месяца назад

    Hi, I would like to ask where do you get ruler plate underneath the quilt ? Thanks

    • @FogDogStudios
      @FogDogStudios 3 месяца назад

      @myk2985 Ruler plates are specific to the machine. It attaches to the machine. If you are using a domestic machine on the cutie frame, I would check with Sew Steady. If you are using a long arm, check with the long arm manufacturer or sew steady.

  • @sandystehman1490
    @sandystehman1490 3 месяца назад

    Only started watching this...your intro sounds just like me. Sewed many many years ago (embarassing to say how many), but got the urge to sew again from a friend. Pulled out my ancient machine, which still works like a charm, but decided to treat myself to the Babylock Lyric. What a change from my old one. So as I start to watch your video, will be excited to see what you have experienced too! Thank you.

  • @dimples6596
    @dimples6596 3 месяца назад

    I really enjoyed watching you walk through this process. I’m debating getting the Cutie Breeze for use on my home machine 8” throat. I’m inspired, but also scared! 😂 Thanks for keeping it real!

    • @FogDogStudios
      @FogDogStudios 3 месяца назад

      @dimples6596 Thank you so much. You will have to weigh it out. To visualize, you could cut a piece of paper at around 6 1/2” which after the take up poll is accounted for, is about what you will have. Will that be enough space for you to work in? Just a thought. You will make the right decision for you!

    • @dimples6596
      @dimples6596 3 месяца назад

      @@FogDogStudios thanks for replying! I think 6 1/2 may be enough for a beginner. I'll try what you suggested. Thanks for your insight! 💕

  • @theabotter8482
    @theabotter8482 3 месяца назад

    Do I unsterstand it correctly that you start in the middle of the quilt?

    • @FogDogStudios
      @FogDogStudios 3 месяца назад

      @theabotter8482 Yes, when I had my Cutie frame, I started in the middle and worked my way out. There is no set “rule”. This worked for me and help me keep things as straight as possible.

  • @Coastalanne54
    @Coastalanne54 4 месяца назад

    So much great information! Love your videos❤

  • @tammywoyak5477
    @tammywoyak5477 7 месяцев назад

    I really love this quilt ❤️

  • @jeanniecarter3933
    @jeanniecarter3933 7 месяцев назад

    I have learned a lot on this video

  • @hdavis304
    @hdavis304 8 месяцев назад

    Nice! I’m still trying to figure out how to FMQ. Just out of curiosity, what speed do you have it on? I’ve seen several videos that say “pedal to the metal”, but for me I have trouble controlling it (ruler slips or I get off track).

    • @FogDogStudios
      @FogDogStudios 8 месяцев назад

      I don’t think there is an exact to FMQ. It is getting a feel for it and what you want to do. Getting a consistent stitch is the goal and not as easy as it may seem. I am keep my machine in the middle as far as speed goes (most of the time). I will slow it down if I am trying out something new. Everyone is different and you have to find your speed. There is a quilter who does absolutely gorgeous work and she is in the slowest possible speed available. The trick is getting your hands to move with the speed of your needle to create the nice even stitch spacing. Practice. Lots of practice. You can do it!!!

    • @hdavis304
      @hdavis304 8 месяцев назад

      @@FogDogStudios thank you! 🙂

  • @constanceklagge
    @constanceklagge 9 месяцев назад

    Absolutely beautiful fabrics and quilting. ❤

  • @colettesorrells9015
    @colettesorrells9015 9 месяцев назад

    Great job. Love your work❤

  • @sewquilty357
    @sewquilty357 10 месяцев назад

    Your quilt is so cute . I just bought a cutie frame and have not used it yet . Your video has helped me so much on how to use it . I have a question ,what kind of spray based do you use so it don’t gum up the needle I use June tailor spray bast and it gums up the needle so bad .I hate using pins . After watching you ,I’m excited to get started .

    • @FogDogStudios
      @FogDogStudios 10 месяцев назад

      Thank you so much! I have used both, I prefer 505 (it doesn’t smell as strong). The big key to using spray baste, after you have sprayed basted everything, let it sit over night (at least 4 hours) before you start quilting it. I didn’t really have a problem after that. Good luck and have fun!

  • @lauraroberts8879
    @lauraroberts8879 10 месяцев назад

    I, too, recently bought a used Babylock Regalia. It was only used as a demo in a local fabric shop. One of their employees dismantled and serviced it, before bringing it to my house and setting it up. He even gave me a quick lesson on the basics of the machine. I have not found time to work on it more than twice a week, but have really enjoyed learning what all it is capable of doing. I have 14 charity quilts waiting to be quilted. I feel like I have a good handle on ProStitcher, but tension has caused some grief. I know i will be able to produce quality quilting one day, but there is definitely a lot more to it than I realized.😊

    • @FogDogStudios
      @FogDogStudios 10 месяцев назад

      Congratulations!!!! Super exciting! AND YES! There is quite a bit more to it. Once I had my bobbin dialed in, I haven’t had much of an issue with tension. Maybe a little tweaking here or there and I use all sorts of different threads. I usually stick with a 40wt. I am super excited for you!!!!

  • @conniekline9881
    @conniekline9881 11 месяцев назад

    Thank you for demonstrating how to have a small area, small frame, and how to quilt on a long arm quilting machine, I found it extremely helpful.

  • @theclosetquilterelliemiria198
    @theclosetquilterelliemiria198 11 месяцев назад

    You know that is why I decided on feathers vs cross hatch on mine . I just stitched around each motif and then did feathers all over :) great video ! thanks

  • @pamelamcdonald4308
    @pamelamcdonald4308 11 месяцев назад

    Beautiful quilt! I got the pattern. :) Now to make another UFO. lol

    • @FogDogStudios
      @FogDogStudios 11 месяцев назад

      I love your view point. I love new patterns and have lost count on my UFOs. Have fun!

  • @belvaleejurkovich1554
    @belvaleejurkovich1554 11 месяцев назад

    If you please, what pattern is your adorable Christmas tree runner?

    • @kellyhaygood9108
      @kellyhaygood9108 11 месяцев назад

      This is the crazy Christmas tree runner

    • @FogDogStudios
      @FogDogStudios 11 месяцев назад

      Also known as Wonky Christmas Tree table runner. It is a fun design.

  • @STITCHES300
    @STITCHES300 11 месяцев назад

    I’m loving your style of binding a quilt. I will lay mine out too next time. Thank you.❤

  • @joyeller926
    @joyeller926 Год назад

    SO DO YOU SEW JUST WHERE YOU SEWING FRAME IS OR CAN YOU GO OFF THE SEWING FRAME?

    • @FogDogStudios
      @FogDogStudios Год назад

      In this particular video, this machine is a long arm machine designed to only use on a frame. You can use a domestic sewing machine like the Juki tl2010q or a baby lock jazz II. These machines can be used both on and off the frame.

  • @rammboie
    @rammboie Год назад

    You did a great job with this demonstration. I just got my cutie frame with a Jazz II so I feel more confident going forward.

  • @paulabays8779
    @paulabays8779 Год назад

    your video is awesome what ruler were you using

    • @FogDogStudios
      @FogDogStudios 11 месяцев назад

      I am so sorry for not getting back to you sooner. It took me a while to find it. It is a Leah Day ruler. Here is the link: leahday.com/products/basic-ruler-quilting-kit?variant=37839296626850&currency=USD&srsltid=AfmBOoorzekR9Ub7iuP9PCQQ6UHS6c9dr9H8blWPAXqLXMUGW8Rbwqs36UE&com_cvv=81c269aab9bc5fc4177fabac3c77acd26f491510dd5f94a06570d6c819846581

  • @ziamili
    @ziamili Год назад

    Thank you SOOOO much dear💖

  • @carlagill2545
    @carlagill2545 Год назад

    I love the way you use what you have and you make it so easy. What size table is your cutie sitting on? Please keep making videos.

    • @FogDogStudios
      @FogDogStudios Год назад

      Thank you so much. The table was 30”x60”. I upgraded to a 12’ frame last year. They both have their strong points!

  • @melanietannertaylor0401
    @melanietannertaylor0401 Год назад

    Loved this one ❤️ Hope you are making more videos ! ❤😊

    • @FogDogStudios
      @FogDogStudios Год назад

      I am working on it, just not on the cutie frame any more. I upgraded to a 12’ table last year.

  • @DeniseTalbot
    @DeniseTalbot Год назад

    Beautiful quilt. I am in the market for a Cutie frame and I found this very informative.

  • @stellacullum7739
    @stellacullum7739 Год назад

    GREAT JOB.

  • @auntdee9678
    @auntdee9678 Год назад

    I’ve had my Lyric for almost 5 years. It’s been awesome. I love it! Also use my Singer Featherweights just for fun.

  • @constanceklagge
    @constanceklagge Год назад

    This is a beautiful quilt. I just got a cutie for my domestic and new to quilting. Love your tutorial. I feel much more comfortable with going for it once I get a few quilt tops done.

  • @tributetomama
    @tributetomama Год назад

    What is the brand of stitch regulator that you’re using?

    • @FogDogStudios
      @FogDogStudios Год назад

      It was the Grace company stitch regulator. I am no longer using my domestic. I upgraded to the qnique 19.

  • @susanthompson7163
    @susanthompson7163 Год назад

    For some reason, music can be heard but not her talking or cc

    • @FogDogStudios
      @FogDogStudios Год назад

      Music is intentional as the video was sped up. I would have sounded like a cartoon chipmunk if it just played through. You didn’t miss anything. I was reading the instructions and talking to myself.

  • @reneelaverne2960
    @reneelaverne2960 Год назад

    You do beautiful work and love your tips like "take your time". After watching your videos I plan on getting a q'nique 19x and cutie table as I live in an apt. Thank you for your inspiration.

  • @jmsva6914
    @jmsva6914 Год назад

    Thank you for making such great videos. I hope you continue to make them. Can the cord in the Grace hoop leader cloth be removed and replaced with a thinner one?

    • @FogDogStudios
      @FogDogStudios Год назад

      I never paid attention to it. I found it way too bulky so I put it away… I’m not even sure where it is. I know it’s not a huge help.

  • @wilycat5290
    @wilycat5290 Год назад

    Thank you for the video 😊👍💕

  • @carolzek061
    @carolzek061 Год назад

    Why is my machine skipping stickers with the walking foot on and the needle falls out

    • @FogDogStudios
      @FogDogStudios Год назад

      Are you using the baby lock Lyric? I am not a tech, there could be a number of different possibilities. You may want to contact a Baby Lock Service Center.

  • @tinashands2092
    @tinashands2092 Год назад

    Just found your video. I am new at this and I really enjoyed seeing your process, your imperfections (which I could not see in the finished product), and your hand getting in the camera ( which helped me to see how you work the machine). I can’t wait to watch more. Thank you for making this.

    • @FogDogStudios
      @FogDogStudios Год назад

      Thank you so much!

    • @beverlygambrell3526
      @beverlygambrell3526 Год назад

      I enjoyed seeing how to work this machine and how to use the cutie how. big is your sewing room

  • @tammynicewander2991
    @tammynicewander2991 Год назад

    I have been looking at the cutie frame and also wondering which machine to get for it…Do you still recommend the Qnique 19?

    • @FogDogStudios
      @FogDogStudios Год назад

      Absolutely. The amount of quilt-able space is fantastic. With the Q19 you have approx 16” of quilting space front to back. I went with the Q19 knowing that at some point I would upgrade to a full size table. I don’t know much about the newest version, but I really like mine.

  • @kathystone8817
    @kathystone8817 Год назад

    Thank you so much for sharing your videos. I just purchased a cutie frame and you sharing your thoughts and processes have given me the confidence to start working on my own quilts. Thank you so very much. Kathy

    • @FogDogStudios
      @FogDogStudios Год назад

      Kathy, Thank you so very much! I am super excited for you and your new adventure! Just remember to breathe!

  • @Renuewspa
    @Renuewspa Год назад

    I am grateful I found your channel! I have a new Cutie frame and Q16xelite. Just starting to quilt. 💚

    • @FogDogStudios
      @FogDogStudios Год назад

      Welcome!! Don’t forget to breath and loosen that grip. That was a tough one for me. Enjoy!!!

  • @DD-ek8qc
    @DD-ek8qc Год назад

    For your pebbles, which I see you have in a channel check out Sew Steady's Between the Lines rulers.

  • @DD-ek8qc
    @DD-ek8qc Год назад

    I've been watching quite a number of your videos. I'd love a Q'nique 19 but it's out of the budget right now. I'm waiting to set things up until we move in the middle of next month. I can see I need to make a trip to JoAnn's for some muslin for leader clothes. I ordered bungies for my sides for when I might need them. I purchased a tablet at a good price so I can later order the Pro 5 for automation. For now I have a stitch regulator on order to add to use on my Pfaff Creative Icon 1. It's got about a 12" throat. This is the least expensive way for me to get started. Wish me luck. You've made everything look so easy so far. I'm going to order a ruler table from Sew Steady. I already have lots of rulers but I can see where the automation with Pro 5 will really help me. Can't wait to get started.

    • @FogDogStudios
      @FogDogStudios Год назад

      Enjoy the process. There is a learning curve to the Q19, best thing I had done until I upgraded to a longarm on a 12’ frame with automation. Game changer.