"You can't go very fast at all." LOL Much faster than hand stitching and not so many stitch endings to reload a hand needle with more thread. Love your music also.
Thank you for posting to the Q20 Facebook page! I’m a newbie and need to learn basics, particularly seeing some one using the Q16/20! Awesome video! I’m an English tea woman, as well !😄
Thank you for letting me know. I am currently posting about once a month and hope to pick up the pace of posting a bit. Take a look at my other videos on the channel. I do have plans for much more that will include quilting on my Q20 across the year.
Sandra, it took me a while before I could too. It's like learning anything..can't at first, but persistence and practice makes it work eventually. I suggest that you make yourself a stack of 15" x15" or some such plain quilt sandwiches (use that fabric you decide you don't like or scrap on the back and a solid piece on the front. It's a good place to use up pieces of leftover batting too). Then just practice. Start with simple movements and just keep going. It's like learning any art or craft...practice makes it possible (it's never perfect, but it can be acceptable). Take a look at my video on setting up your machine for free motion ruclips.net/user/shortsJP72j98qECg?feature=share. Best wishes.
Most excellent video of your process and great tips!
Thank you! 😀
Really great !
Thank you!
"You can't go very fast at all." LOL Much faster than hand stitching and not so many stitch endings to reload a hand needle with more thread. Love your music also.
LOL...Thank you!
I will be using some of your methods, hope to see more of your ideas, very soon.
I would love to see what you do with them.
Beautiful.
thank you!
Thank you for posting to the Q20 Facebook page! I’m a newbie and need to learn basics, particularly seeing some one using the Q16/20! Awesome video! I’m an English tea woman, as well !😄
Thank you for letting me know. I am currently posting about once a month and hope to pick up the pace of posting a bit. Take a look at my other videos on the channel. I do have plans for much more that will include quilting on my Q20 across the year.
Beautiful threads Bobby Jo
Thanks Carla...they are aren't they?
Fabric solvy is that the water solvable one?
Yes-- I think that is the answer you want. Cheers
If only...If only I could do this! Yes, I want to begin and be successful, but thus far I can’t do it! Uggggg!!
Sandra, it took me a while before I could too. It's like learning anything..can't at first, but persistence and practice makes it work eventually. I suggest that you make yourself a stack of 15" x15" or some such plain quilt sandwiches (use that fabric you decide you don't like or scrap on the back and a solid piece on the front. It's a good place to use up pieces of leftover batting too). Then just practice. Start with simple movements and just keep going. It's like learning any art or craft...practice makes it possible (it's never perfect, but it can be acceptable). Take a look at my video on setting up your machine for free motion ruclips.net/user/shortsJP72j98qECg?feature=share. Best wishes.