Simple Loops (on a sit down machine)- Free Motion Quilting Tutorial

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[@KamleshGuptaArts]

Awesome Quilting

[@BetMey1]

Great video. I liked how you showed us how to start by pulling up the bobbin thread. Free Motion is new to me and I am looking forward to learning how to do it on my domestic machine. The tips are very helpful too! I am going to get some paper and start doodling and then try the loops on my machine. Thank you for taking the time to do these videos!

[@stephanniemetz3610]

Thank you!

[@StephRenee812]

Teying to learn bow to do pretty things on my first quilt.. beey hard as I have a sewing machine that the feed dogs do not go down.. therefore I have to put a the plastic thing over them, which makes it hard to pull the fabric through.. I was wondering if someone had any tips on how to make it easier, I have a xl2600i brother sewing machine. I was just wondering if there was something else I could put over the feed dogs that would make it not a thick??? I ordered the part that is like ur medal circle thingy, mine is plastic though.. I tried to use that without the feed dog cover which helpes but I still not sure how to change the thread tension and stiff like that.. amy tips?