Multiple Ways to Echo Around a Design

How to echo quilt using Stamps and My Design Center and Embroidery Echo quilting. Join me in Facebook in the Just Stitchin with the Brother Luminaire group.

[@chriscranage7427]

Hi Terry! I purchased a luminaire 1 with both upgrades a couple of months ago, and was overwhelmed with all the options available. I have so enjoyed following you in all your tutorials. Your presentations and information offered have been a godsend! Thank you for everything!

[@kizzmecwby197]

You are awesome and so helpful with me learning my new luminaire XP2!!! Thank you for all you do!!!

[@conniehilliard2777]

Amazing teaching! I am so glad to find you since I don’t want to use FB. Thanks you

[@jacquevandamme8374]

I just watched how to echo quilt but my question is if I’m doing a quilt with a appliquéd design and not one picked off the machine, can you still echo quilt? I thinking the only way is to draw around my design then duplicate that several times like you show to make it look like echoing? Is there an easier way?

[@carolinekalokerinos9352]

Thank you Terry,That was a great tutorial.Loved it.
Caroline(Auatralia

[@susanrudman2693]

Thank You! Very informative and helpful.

[@wifeofchief]

Thank-you so much!

[@binkjo]

Thank you Terry! This was very helpful. If I am using my own design will this still work?

[@chrisboden7891]

terry could you please advise me on how to repeat a simple design to cover a large piece of fabric. I have worked in my design centre drawing straight lines to make a X then picked out a square stamp in each section which I need to join up.

[@barbarasmith9325]

Can you stamp a stamp to make extra echo lines?

[@michaleesloan6777]

Terry Maffitt Thank you

[@FootFrenzied]

Does this work if you bring in your own design?

[@michelejarrell4851]

Do you have any videos how to do a birthday shirt with a apique?