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Do you have a video or tips on buying a used gammill. How to turn it on and do a sample sew. I have never used a longarm and I really want a gammill. Do you turn on the computer first or the machine?

Wow! 😮But you did a great clean demo. 😊

When you get done. It will be beautiful.

Wow, you are right, it’s a small space. But I’m sure you can re-vamp this bathroom to make it more functional for both of you. I look forward to seeing what you end up with. Enjoy this journey ❣️

Would you normally trim denim selvedges or leave as was done? Would serging raw edges after trimming selvedges leave more bulk?

Do you know what binding finish client will use for quilt-love this!

Great video Valeria

Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge. This is exactly what I needed to figure out how to get my creative studio on my big screen TV

Thank you for sharing about using minky. I've been wanting to try using it. 😊

Love your video! They are so informative!. Thanks for sharing.

Thank you Valerie! Very helpful.😊

Neat jacket, I like Glide Military Gold thread.

What quilting pattern are you using?

I also love the micro fiber cloth. I will look into the novus clean and shine. I just learned how to clean my wheels. I use those brushes for painting and I find they leave a lot of bristles behind. Have you found that when using them for dusting?

The finished quilt is beautiful and your customer is going to love it! Coincidentally, I'm just starting a Sunbonnet Sue quilt. I've always wanted to do one, and you've really provided me with inspiration! I don't do hand stitching, so there will be none of that, but I'm planning to embellish each one using some of my machiine's decorative stitches.

You did a beautiful job! The quilt turned out gorgeous! I have a soft spot for sunbonnet Sues. 🌷

Wow,beautiful job. You should be very proud.

How very beautiful! I love the texture you're achieving. Cant wait to see your finished work.

What an awesome quilt!!!!

Amazing Gurl!

WOW! Excellent job. How wonderful for you!

I grew up in a house like this - it was an extremely difficult home to keep in repair due to its age. I am really feeling for you.

Beautiful. I’m starting one of those and hope it’s a pretty as yours ❤

Wow, That turned out stunning! Love it.

Valerie, you do such beautiful work. I was really entranced watching the stitching. Do you quilt for anyone? Thank you for posting this video. Loved it and you have a new subscriber.

I haven't seen sky writing in forever. This was fun to watch.

What an absolutely beautiful quilt. The quilted elements that you are adding are stunning.

Valerie, what a beautiful project and in such gorgeous colours ❤❤

I love this so much.

Your talent is amazing and makes me tear up. Keep going 😢

Minkie. Thank you for the tip

1. Measure your take up leader. Divide by 2. Get a sharpie and mark the center of your take up leader with a 1/2 inch line perpendicular to the edge. Now you can fold your quilt in 1/2. pin the mid point and match to the center leader sharpie mark. 2. Do not be afraid to yous 1.5 sewing pins with the steal heads to pin your quilt. The machine will go over them or the needle will shift to the right or to the left. Because these pins are so thin, I have yet to see the pins bend or break or the needle break. 3 buy some 3/8 of 1/4 inch cloth cording. (hardware store). buy 8 curtain stoppers. find something that can be place on the arms of your frame so that you can attach the cording to them. Place the stoppers on to the rope. attache one side of the rope to attachment. unwind the cord to the opposite side of the frame and place the cording onto the other attachment. Here the cord will give you a horizontal ruler to let you know if the quilt is aligned on the horizontal. The stopper are used for marking on the quilt for the verticals and sides of the quilt.

Oh my gosh! I love it. 😮

New to your channel. Great tips even for those of us who don't have a long arm. Thank you for sharing.

Wow! You’re so talented! Beautiful artwork. Thank you for sharing your beautiful work.

Beautiful work! Thank you for the in depth description of the process. I always use a thread net when I use Glide because it tends to fall off the cone and get caught on the spindle. I used 2 threads to make chicken feet on a recent quilt. It turned out great. Never would have thought of doing it if I hadn't seen your previous video. Thanks again!!

Beautiful! Thanks so much for the solo cup tip. My thread was breaking last night for that very reason and it's very frustrating. I can't wait to give this a try.

Wow Valorie, just so fascinating! I really never thought about this level of long-arming! Bravo 👏 🎉

Just stumbled across this video and I am so glad I did! This is gorgeous! I especially love the work with thread. Beautiful!

You done a great job on the sun bonnet squares the quilt is beautiful 🎉

Val, How many strands of thread are you using? Do you have to change your tension, size of needle?

Awesome just awesome for the quilting and the quilt

Very nice!

This is Beautiful Valerie, thank you very much. I’m loving your channel.

This is absolutely beautiful. Thank you for such a great lesson.

Love this!

Wow! I never thought about using my measurement app! I’m definitely going to share this with my quilt friends - or maybe even my husband - he has an Android phone so I’m just guessing they have an app like we Apple people do😁😁😁🤔🤔🤔

ESTOU ASSISTINDO NO BRASIL 🇧🇷 VALERIE MUITO OBRIGADO 👏👏👏

Love that! I live near an Army Nation Guard base where the F-15’s take off every week day and it’s amazing. But this is extra fun. Thanks for sharing😊

Oh Wow!! I just jumped up and tried this…. It works! I took a picture to show my example but I don’t think I can attach it. Do you mind if I share your link?