How to Stitch a Pantograph on a Longarm - Longarm Quilting Basics Part 3

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  • Опубликовано: 26 дек 2024

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  • @laurelhimes7458
    @laurelhimes7458 11 месяцев назад +1

    Thank you Tammie. I too have an Amara and love her! I only quilt for myself at this point in my life. Your video was very comprehensive and calming. I appreciate your inviting us into your cozy quilting studio.

  • @lorettahenderson8979
    @lorettahenderson8979 Год назад

    Thanks ❤

  • @lindasmalleysews
    @lindasmalleysews Год назад

    You explain things very well!

  • @pampeterson3092
    @pampeterson3092 Год назад +1

    Thanks for demonstrating how LAQ is done. Makes me appreciate the work that it takes to LAQ. You do amazing work.

  • @sherryhochstetler3932
    @sherryhochstetler3932 Год назад +1

    I hardly ever comment on videos but I have to thank you for making these videos. I’ve had my longarm for maybe 6 months and struggled with realignment when starting a new row. I’ve watched a bunch of of videos but your video just clicked with me. Thank you so much. Love all your videos.

    • @tammieearnest
      @tammieearnest  Год назад

      I'm so glad! Thanks for watching Sherry!

  • @imagatorvetmom
    @imagatorvetmom Год назад +3

    This has been most informative. Exactly what I’ve been wanting to see……..what is involved physically, mentally, and I hope to see emotionally. How you handle when something goes wrong with customer quilts. Demonstration of resolving common issues. I’ve wanted a LA for years and years, but I’m 60 now. I ask myself if I have the mental fortitude and the health to follow through. I have 5 herniated discs and a host of other spinal developments. I’m not sure I can crawl under a LA to load quilts. I quilt my own lap and throw quilts on my domestic, just straight line stitching, no pushing and pulling quilt into patterns. Thank you for sharing.

    • @tammieearnest
      @tammieearnest  Год назад +3

      Oh, you wouldn’t have to crawl under if you had the room to walk around the table. I’m just in a tighter spot. The other option would be to put a longarm on a shorter table. My prior longarm was on a 10 ft table and I could walk around to the back side. Even a 10ft will be able to handle most quilt sizes!

  • @dianadaniken
    @dianadaniken Год назад

    I’m so happy to see your videos.

  • @carlenehall2979
    @carlenehall2979 Год назад

    Thank you Tammie, I’m enjoying these videos so much!❤

  • @lindaskinner5887
    @lindaskinner5887 Год назад

    Amazing . Thanks for sharing . Wonderful video.

  • @jennystrahley927
    @jennystrahley927 Год назад

    Great demo! The pantograph computerization program is a worthwhile investment in my opinion.

  • @wj3642
    @wj3642 Год назад

    That is a lot to set before you even start quilting. Thanks for the video.

  • @pam.scountrysewing4047
    @pam.scountrysewing4047 Год назад

    hugs from pam keep[ it coming on video love video

  • @roseanderson4928
    @roseanderson4928 Год назад +1

    I’m really enjoying this series and learning a lot. But sometime could you do another part 3 with better sound? I can almost hear you about half of the time. Otherwise, this is a great teaching video. I wonder if I could ever learn all the computer settings that you have to make. Amazing!

    • @tammieearnest
      @tammieearnest  Год назад +1

      Hi Rose! Thank you for the feedback. I will certainly try to make it better. 💕

  • @stephiepeterson
    @stephiepeterson Год назад

    I like your side leaders. Did you make those or purchase them? Thanks!

    • @tammieearnest
      @tammieearnest  Год назад +1

      I made them. They are of a lightweight canvas in a farmhouse theme! I love them!