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These were two separate designs from www.urbanelementz.com/ that I adjusted and put together using Silhouette Studio. They have a really good selection of printable pantographs.

I do have a tendency to speak fast. I had a lot of learnings after doing this video. You can always change the playback speed of the video to slow it down and see if that helps. Please let me know if there are any specific questions you have that maybe I can elaborate more on for you.

I just stitch the portion of the pantograph that is on the quilt. I will then travel on the extra fabric used to clamp on the quilt to get to the next part of the pantograph that's on my quilt top. I hope that makes sense.

The split screen was a little hard to watch for me.I see you are stitching vertically not horizontally.So I guess if another full design won’t fit in your last could you should just have extra batting so the last bit can be stitched.I have reworded it so maybe you can understand me better.I am a beginner.

Sorry I got totally confused,you are stitching horizontally.Hopefully I’ll figure it out when I get to try it.

@@susiebarton9174 I hope so too. I was trying to show what the machine was doing as well as what was happening on the quilt top itself. Next time I do a pantograph I'll try to record a video that shows the last row. Let me know if you have any other questions when you try it.

Thanks

Yes I am selling the acrylic template. It can be found on my site www.soulefulcreations.com I am cutting my mat board with my laser. I have the 4" circles on my site but can do 3.5" too.

Are you stitching on 28ct? I usually stitch on 32 for housewives pieces .

@@dawnbrinker2384 I am stitching on 28 count. What is your finished size? If interested I could modify the size of the template and sticky boards

Haven’t stitched any yet but will keep that in mind . Thanks ! Hope all is well with you 😊

@@dawnbrinker2384 I hope all is well with you too!

Thank you! There is a Cutie Quilters group on Facebook if you are interested. It really is a great frame if you are tight on space.

Thank you! I do hope to do some more videos soon!

Thank you. I'm hoping to get some more videos out soon.

Do you have Instagram?

I don’t

@@Lg567-d3w you can email me at abadger@soulefulcreations.com

I did my first quilt using the Juki TL2000qi. It worked well but I really wanted more than 5" of quiltable space. I started in the upper top left corner of my quilt. I used reference lines in my quilt and matched those up with the bars of the cutie frame. When I placed my Cutie frame on the table I made sure it was parallel with the table and then made sure my pantograph was parallel to the table too. This ensured as best I could that it would be straight. I did have a couple instances where I had to rehoop the quilt because it wasn't quite straight. But I was able to easily tell when I did the reference point check to the previous row. Let me know if that answers your question or if you have anymore!

@@amanda_badger Thank you. I have a Janome with an 11 inch throat space, so I'm going to start with that and maybe one day I can get a 19 inch. Did you spray base your sandwich first?

@@debrablue6115 I still pin baste. I've never been a big spray baster. I know there are some in the Cuties group on Facebook that don't baste at all. I haven't gotten that comfortable yet :)

@@amanda_badger I just ordered mine. What's the name of the Facebook group?

@@debrablue6115 if you search for Cutie Quilters you will find it.

I was trying to go slow but was really hard not to go at normal speed. I will have to work on that for my next videos :)

@@amanda_badger For your next video, try not posting important videos and forcing your audience to endure them.

@@wendyo9030 I'm not sure I understand. Are you saying to make the video shorter? Or to change the content?

I have the Juki Miyabi 350. It has an 18" throat space. I did need to purchase a different base for it to fit on the cutie. The quilting steps should work for any machine you would just want your pantograph to fit in the throat of the machine you are using.

My machine has an 18" throat space. I would say about 15" of that is quiltable on the frame. This design is about 9" high. I haven't tried it but I'm sure there would be a way to apply these principles to a design larger than your throat space.