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HI - thanks for contacting Build A Quilt. However, I am not sure what you are asking. Watch some of our videos to see how Build A Quilt works and if you still have questions, please contact us again. Many thanks for your interest.

Thank you. I'm excited about what 2025 will bring. 😊

Hello- it typically is not a tension problem as embroidery machine tension is normally automatically controlled. As I cannot see what's going on, I really cannot give you a proper answer. However, my best recommendation is to find a dealership for Brother through a shop and let them help you. If you were given a machine from a shop in your area, go to them. If you are new, it's best that you take an intro embroidery class at a shop. There is a lot to learn in the beginning. It's easy, but in person guidance will be very helpful. I wish you all the best. Machine Embroidery is a great hobby. 😊

@@BuildAQuilt I have been doing machine embroider for a couple of years now, my smaller machine works a lot easier. the bigger one was gifted to me as a used machine but when I run it, it always tares, nests and bunches up. It is a brother PE770. it didn't come with a manual. But yes. I agree, the next time I get over to Kalamazoo I will take it to a shop to have then look at it. We don't have a repair shop in Battle Creek. Thank you

Hello - I am sorry that you have a drive so far to a repair shop. I understand that as my closest fabric shop/machine repair is two hours from my home. It can be frustrating if you need help. However, if your local shop offers embroidery projects and supplies, they may be able to answer a few questions for you. You might also wish to go to this link at Brother USA and download the manual and quick reference guide for this machine. I do not own this machine, but I was able to download these materials for free. Hope this helps. Quilt Life Beautiful... Diana Brother USA Link - support.brother.com/g/b/manualtop.aspx?c=as_ot&lang=en&prod=hf_pe770eas

@@BuildAQuilt Thank you so very much. I really do appreciate that. that was so kind of you.

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I'm glad this will be helpful for you. ❤️

@JanLam-pb6sh yes. It's fine for bowl covers. Ive made covers for my larger serving bowls.However, do not use in a microwave or the vinyl can melt. Thanks for checking in with us. 😊

No troubles. Thanks for touching base.❤️

Hello - I'm glad that you found this useful. I created this video quite a while ago and since then, I have experimented with other stabilizers. I think that because of the sturdiness of the aida cloth, you could probably use a wash away stabilizer as well. The type we use in free standing lace. Then, if you want it removed, wet the back of the project with a wet cloth so that you are not soaking the project. Otherwise a leave in polymesh will keep the project nice and firm and easily framed if that is what you choose to do with the final design. Take care, Happy Holidays and Merry Christmas... Diana

I wash cold and dry cool or line dry. I prefer to dry flat.

No problem. If you have any questions just contact me at support@sewincommon.com. ❤

Hi - Thanks for your comment. I want to take a minute and give some helpful tips. One make sure to use a wool/silk heat setting on your iron, no higher. If you use washaway stabilizer, your block will flatten out after it is washed away. Washing away the stabilizer also helps by removing the first stitches that are placed on the stabilizer, while leaving the last border stitches for connecting the blocks. Please watch my two stabilizer videos for a complete explanation on using washaway stabilizer. If you have further questions please contact me at support@sewincommon.com and I'll be happy to help you. Take care and Quilt Life Beautiful.

Glad it was helpful!

Glad it was helpful. You were missed.😊

I have always quilted every quilt I've made. It is a process, but it's as important to me as the patchwork. It's a true feeling of accomplishment.❤️

Thank you! 😊

Stay safe!!! I'll post those numbers later today. 😊

HI Tenita- Here are the color numbers that you asked for - Isacord is my favorite, but Glide is an equally great substitution. Isacord in Pearl (very light grey) #0184 - Glide in Smoke #15315. I use these two colors exclusively for piecing my Build A Quilt segments. Thanks for your question. Quilt Life Beautiful...

@@BuildAQuilt thank you so much!! You’re the best.

Thank you for your support.

Thank you for your support.

Today, I saw someone online that used it for their sewing machine. She was a garment sewer. See you tonight!!!

No problem. The Replay will be there when you have time. Blessings.

Your set-up is fantastic!!!!❤️

Not to worry. It was impromptu. Do you like the idea of a short Friday Live, say twice a month?