Starting and stopping your longarm quilting

[@louisearmijo7722]

I can't thank you enough. Just got my long arm machine and this was never explained to me.

[@robertaevanson1935]

Fabulous. Keeping it simple. Much appreciate these pointers.

[@ladyjanesplace]

As a beginner longarmer, I really appreciated this lesson. Thanks.

[@lizmc9786]

Very clear and helpful. Thank you for using a different colored thread in the bobbin - made it very easy to see what you were doing. :)

[@Kathyla1]

Best starting and stopping tutorial I’ve seen! Thank you!

[@nankc1]

Best explanation ever!! It has been so difficult for me to get this through my head until I found this! Thank you!

[@twodraftmom]

great videos Renae! please keep them coming.

[@winkielaroo]

Thank you! This instruction was so clear and thorough. I especially appreciated what you taught me about the state of the bobbin thread after the top thread breaks. No one has ever discussed this or what to do to deal with it. Thank you!!

[@ajspino3032]

Thanks for the simple explanation and visual of starts, stops and bobbin thread tails...this helped a lot.

[@jeanned3874]

This is a great video. I'm a new longarmer

[@nancysturgeon1002]

I really appreciate this info as I frequently get small "nests" of top thread on the bottom of the quilt when I end a thread. Thanks so much for posting this, Renae.

[@redhorserider2]

Thank you! Very helpful, clear and concise and just what I needed as a new longarmer!

[@GulfCoastGirl5]

Brand new to longarm quilting and out of the dozens of videos I've watched, this is EASILY the most informative. Thanks so much! Subscribed

[@jonseiberlich-wheeler7115]

I'm just starting long arming... so helpful!!!

[@mikeabbott9748]

I needed this teaching video. Thank You for posting.

[@KEarllongJr]

Thank you just what I needed to learn

[@carolmartin4878]

This is an excellent explanation! So glad I found this video.

[@lindamurawski4107]

Awesome video!!

[@Marympd241]

Thank you, Thank you !!!! What a great way to explain the ending stitch !!!

[@dannytucker4967]

Thanks so much! This was just what I was looking for.

[@denisesnow2919]

Great video. Thank you for taking the time to share your knowledge!

[@carmenburger4214]

Very well explained and easy to follow! Thanks!

[@karenlee8197]

So helpful! Thank you!!

[@LynnEl2You]

Great advice! Thanks Renae!

[@shellyculver4239]

Thank you for this!!

[@theclosetquilterelliemiria198]

This is really helpful. I just finished a quilt and there were SOOOO many threads to clip after I took it off the frame :)

[@renaehaddadin4433]

Thanks! I’m glad you found it helpful.

[@lindafrankiewicz6988]

I love the lesson!! Thank you!

[@joycejados6854]

Thank you! Much appreciated!

[@getstitchedbypugh]

Thanks you for this video very informative.

[@betsyallen2125]

Thank you! So helpful

[@ivybichon8582]

Thank you

[@angiewolgamott8771]

Renae, I do not have lightning stitch. Is that why you are able to move your machine away from the stitching point? I can not do that with my older model Innova, the bobbin thread will break. I have to manually pull up the top thread to move the machine to then be able to move the machine. Is this correct or have I been doing it wrong all this time?!!!

[@renaehaddadin4433]

Hi Angie,
I think it is because of the type of thread you are using. When I use a delicate thread I need to pull the thread manually to make some slack. This was probably a stronger thread.

[@larryg6221]

Thanks!