Awesome Kim! How does a quilter purchase a ProStitcher design and the print it out to make a stencil? I thought the designs were downloaded to a quilter's ProStitcher. Obviously, I do not have a ProStitcher. Thank you. Waiting to see more gals!
I just purchased that Microquilter thread and want to try it on a small project with my Moxie. I pretty much just use So Fine 50 wt thread because I never have any issues with it but I'm wondering how much the tension will need to change with the Microquilter. Will the top tension need to be tighter or looser with this type of thead? Also, do I need to use Microquilter in my bobbin or do I use the regular thread I normally use?
You will want to decrease the tension on your top thread. You can use whatever bobbin thread that you want. They do not need to be the same type of thread but we do suggest using similar colors for best results.
Amazing work, I only wish I could stand close by and watch the process. Thanks for sharing. 👍❤️🙂
Awesome Kim! How does a quilter purchase a ProStitcher design and the print it out to make a stencil? I thought the designs were downloaded to a quilter's ProStitcher. Obviously, I do not have a ProStitcher. Thank you. Waiting to see more gals!
When you purchase a digitized design, it usually comes with a pdf that you can print.
I just purchased that Microquilter thread and want to try it on a small project with my Moxie. I pretty much just use So Fine 50 wt thread because I never have any issues with it but I'm wondering how much the tension will need to change with the Microquilter. Will the top tension need to be tighter or looser with this type of thead? Also, do I need to use Microquilter in my bobbin or do I use the regular thread I normally use?
You will want to decrease the tension on your top thread. You can use whatever bobbin thread that you want. They do not need to be the same type of thread but we do suggest using similar colors for best results.