I am of course new to your channel and I have a long arm and have been quilting for others sense 1998, but have not quilted for 6 years, because of life’s rough Road. But am trying to finally getting started again. And your video are helping with remember how and different little details that I may have been forgotten. Thank you so oooo much Thing
Oooohhhh! So glad I found you! I bought my Amara 20 three years ago. One month later I was diagnosed with breast cancer ( for the second time!). So it was quite a while before I felt well enough to play. My dealer absolutely SUCKS as far as training and education! I have taken their beginning glass and learned only that this lady is a friend of the owner and that she has made some amazing quilts. I went to their longarm club and was told that they mostly have Grammils so they wouldn’t be able to help me! Frustrating! I’ve watched a kabillion RUclips videos and have done about 50 edge to edge quilts. I got it! But, anything custom or free motion is beyond me! I have saved up to go to Academy next summer. I’m always hungry to learn. This is the best red snapper video I’ve found! Thank you!
Yes. I have Pro Stitcher Pro. My mother was an avid quilter, when she passed, I used the money I got from her estate to buy the whole enchilada! My home has a third car garage…all finished and with heat and air…essential as I live in the Arizona desert! Instead of a She Shed, I call it my GG - Girl Garage! Plenty of room for my longarm and a big sewing area. I am taking a 4 day class at another dealer later this month that is taught by HQ educators! I can’t wait! I am hoping to really learn the ProStitcher so I can do more custom work. My favorite quilts are those with lots of hand embroidery or hand appliqué, so I don’t just want an E2E all over my handwork. Any videos about that would be great!
I'd love to see some videos on troubleshooting when the machine gremlins come out & how to correct it (backing up the machine design, etc). What you've posted the last couple weeks has already been so helpful and improved my process!
I have been longarming for 14 years on and off. {Life happens}Never quilted with monofilment thread, I do not have robotics but I glad I am watching any way.
Harriet, Great video. Thanks for the tips on the Red Snappers. I've never used the bar to brace the fabric and snap the Snappers in place. That will be a game changer. I can see why you use the longer pieces instead of needing to cut them down to smaller sizes. Any chance you do Pantos? I have not yet figured out how to nest the additional rows so there isn't any overlap. I'll be watching for you new videos. Thanks again!
Your videos are very helpful to me. I have a problem with my design shifting to the right as I rotate my quilt and I would like to see how you handle that. I would like to try to quilt the Baptist fan design and I am hesitant to try it because I’m afraid that I can’t keep it lined up.
I do all my drag and drop from the middle of the quilt. I usually don't have a drift issue. I also never float my quilts. I like the tension on the bars.
Hi Harriet great video. I would like to see a video about tension and trouble shooting. I remember from an event in New York that you taught at that the bobbin screw is adjusted in very small increments but the upper tension is full turn….is that correct?
I am of course new to your channel and I have a long arm and have been quilting for others sense 1998, but have not quilted for 6 years, because of life’s rough
Road. But am trying to finally getting started again. And your video are helping with remember how and different little details that I may have been forgotten. Thank you so oooo much
Thing
I'm so glad I can help you reconnect with your quilting!
Thanks so much for sharing your knowledge. I learned a lot from this video😀❤
Loving your videos and helpful tips! Saving your video so I can reference it during my next quilt load! Usually pin, but will be trying red snappers.
@@cherylprichard4597 you will love them!
Oooohhhh! So glad I found you! I bought my Amara 20 three years ago. One month later I was diagnosed with breast cancer ( for the second time!). So it was quite a while before I felt well enough to play. My dealer absolutely SUCKS as far as training and education! I have taken their beginning glass and learned only that this lady is a friend of the owner and that she has made some amazing quilts. I went to their longarm club and was told that they mostly have Grammils so they wouldn’t be able to help me! Frustrating! I’ve watched a kabillion RUclips videos and have done about 50 edge to edge quilts. I got it! But, anything custom or free motion is beyond me! I have saved up to go to Academy next summer. I’m always hungry to learn. This is the best red snapper video I’ve found! Thank you!
That is so kind of you to say! Do you also have Pro Stitcher? Let me know any way I can help you. It may lead to another video!
Yes. I have Pro Stitcher Pro. My mother was an avid quilter, when she passed, I used the money I got from her estate to buy the whole enchilada! My home has a third car garage…all finished and with heat and air…essential as I live in the Arizona desert! Instead of a She Shed, I call it my GG - Girl Garage! Plenty of room for my longarm and a big sewing area. I am taking a 4 day class at another dealer later this month that is taught by HQ educators! I can’t wait! I am hoping to really learn the ProStitcher so I can do more custom work. My favorite quilts are those with lots of hand embroidery or hand appliqué, so I don’t just want an E2E all over my handwork. Any videos about that would be great!
Wow! The HQ event I am attending next week lists you as the educator! Are you really going to be in Arizona next week?
@@dianawilson9326sorry, no. I decided to retire as of September 1. Enjoy the event!
Oh, darn! Just missed you!
I'd love to see some videos on troubleshooting when the machine gremlins come out & how to correct it (backing up the machine design, etc). What you've posted the last couple weeks has already been so helpful and improved my process!
@@kimberlykaberle514 they are in the works.
I have been longarming for 14 years on and off. {Life happens}Never quilted with monofilment thread, I do not have robotics but I glad I am watching any way.
Harriet, Great video. Thanks for the tips on the Red Snappers. I've never used the bar to brace the fabric and snap the Snappers in place. That will be a game changer. I can see why you use the longer pieces instead of needing to cut them down to smaller sizes. Any chance you do Pantos? I have not yet figured out how to nest the additional rows so there isn't any overlap. I'll be watching for you new videos. Thanks again!
Very interesting process.
Your videos are very helpful to me. I have a problem with my design shifting to the right as I rotate my quilt and I would like to see how you handle that. I would like to try to quilt the Baptist fan design and I am hesitant to try it because I’m afraid that I can’t keep it lined up.
I do all my drag and drop from the middle of the quilt. I usually don't have a drift issue. I also never float my quilts. I like the tension on the bars.
I’m actually somewhat local to you in Jeffersonville. I have a Moxie XL with Pro Stitcher Lite.
Orange thread! MicroQuilter from Superior! 😊
Hmmmm, that's an interesting choice. I'll puddle it on and audition it. Thank you!
Thanks
Your welcome!
Great intructor,
Hi Harriet great video. I would like to see a video about tension and trouble shooting. I remember from an event in New York that you taught at that the bobbin screw is adjusted in very small increments but the upper tension is full turn….is that correct?
That is correct. I should have the video up tomorrow. Thanks for watching!
Thank you
You are most welcome!
Your welcome!
Do you have a link for the purchase of red snappers?
I do not. Check with your local quilt shop first and then try to google it.