Terri. You are the best! I have learned so much from your tutorials. Even though I have the stellaire, it has helped me to learn my machine. Thank you very much!! LT
Hi Terry, Love these Tutorials! You do a wonderful job! I work full time, and it is difficult to get over to my distributor to take the classes. The distributor is over an hour away (one way). Your tutorial videos have made it possible to explore the wonders of my Brother Luminaire! I'm sure as time goes on, you will show even more surprises this machine has hidden, just waiting for me to discover the treasures!
This video was very helpful!!! I tried to tackle this myself after minimal instruction. Not so good! I was wondering if you could explain about using the crayon again, or if it's addressed in another video. Sounds intriguing. Thanks so much for your time!!
Carol Weber - I took a regular crayola crayon and colored inside the stitched lines, just like you would color a coloring book. Then take a white paper towel and place it over the embroidered piece and gently press with a cotton setting. This heat sets the crayon into the fabric. Repeat several time s placing the iron over the the piece with a clean piece of paper towel. You do not want to get the wax residue on another part of the design or outside of the design, that is why you get another sheet of paper towel.
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Terri. You are the best! I have learned so much from your tutorials. Even though I have the stellaire, it has helped me to learn my machine. Thank you very much!! LT
Hi Terry, Love these Tutorials! You do a wonderful job! I work full time, and it is difficult to get over to my distributor to take the classes. The distributor is over an hour away (one way).
Your tutorial videos have made it possible to explore the wonders of my Brother Luminaire! I'm sure as time goes on, you will show even more surprises this machine has hidden, just waiting for me to discover the treasures!
This video was very helpful!!! I tried to tackle this myself after minimal instruction. Not so good! I was wondering if you could explain about using the crayon again, or if it's addressed in another video. Sounds intriguing. Thanks so much for your time!!
Carol Weber - I took a regular crayola crayon and colored inside the stitched lines, just like you would color a coloring book. Then take a white paper towel and place it over the embroidered piece and gently press with a cotton setting. This heat sets the crayon into the fabric. Repeat several time s placing the iron over the the piece with a clean piece of paper towel. You do not want to get the wax residue on another part of the design or outside of the design, that is why you get another sheet of paper towel.
Is there a cap hoop that you can get for this machine?
Cheryl Grider - DIME makes a hat clip and I believe Durkee makes a hat insert.