@sewbeitquilts I am working on a here got it layered started to quilting and with your info I ripped it out and started it over with some of your stitch info. So thanks.
Thank you for these tips. I appreciate you taking the time to make this video. I have had this attachment for my Older Janome which I but have never used it. I usually try to do stipple quilting but that has limited me. I will now try to use this attachment. Thanks again.
These tips are so great!! I realized when watching this video that I need to slow down when using that walking foot. I struggle with the drag, too. The bunching method for the win! 😀
Oh my goodness Donna I am so sorry that you were in the area of the hurricane. It looked so devastating. Being without power is so hard! I pray that the weather stays calm for you and the area you live in.
Thanks for doing this video to refresh. It certainly is daunting, you did give us tips to make it not as scary Have you done a video regarding steps you need to do BEFORE you begin quilting the piece. Squaring it up, basting, sandwiching . I find that portion intimidating at times too.
I currently have 6 finished quilt tops ready to sandwich and another 7 or 8 that are partially pieced. Yikes!! I also have 4 commissioned quilts to finish, those need to be done by Christmas 2024 and I'm going on vacation for 2-3 weeks, so lots of prayer and good thoughts please?😊
coukd you share where you have bought your gloves at i have the exact machine and it is still very hard to manuever a large quilt on this machine let alone limited space im blue printing out everything out in my head before next quilting episode lol took over part of my sitting area in kithen 😂thank you so much
I don't always use a walking foot and I find the quilting turns out just fine. Just make sure to baste your quilt really well and go slow so you arent tempted to pull the quilt through the presser foot.
I switch them out on our beds and on the couches and chairs in our home throughout the year. I have donated some and give some away to people that I know will love and use them.
These are all great ideas and it's always great to see what helps others to get a great job done. If you don't mind, What size needles do you use for machine quilting?
Great question. I almost always buy universal needles because it’s just easier and they work great for piecing and for quilting. I do sometimes buy the packs that say quilting on them and they work great too.
Here is a link to the shirt I am wearing in this video: stellavita.us/products/sorry-cant-sewing-bye-funny-t-shirt-364206693
Thank you for all the tips sometimes you forget and it's nice to get refreshed cause you get in the sewing mood.
You’re welcome! I agree!
@sewbeitquilts I am working on a here got it layered started to quilting and with your info I ripped it out and started it over with some of your stitch info. So thanks.
My goal for Sep and Oct was to quilt bind and label 15 tops ranging from 2011-2020 on my DSM. 5 quilts left to quilt and one in the process of binding
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You go!!! Just think how much someone will love those quilts! They are not much use in our closets unfinished.
Wow that is amazing! good job!
Thank you for these tips. I appreciate you taking the time to make this video. I have had this attachment for my Older Janome which I but have never used it. I usually try to do stipple quilting but that has limited me. I will now try to use this attachment. Thanks again.
I'm so glad it was helpful!
Great refresher tips! Beautiful Quilt! I lost count after 15, need to order batting. Happy sewing & quilting.
I have been working on my tops but I think I still have a very huge pile to work on!
Great tutorial, great tips, fantabulous video! Blessings, Andrea
Thank you so much, Andrea! I'm glad you found the tutorial helpful. Your support means a lot!
These tips are so great!! I realized when watching this video that I need to slow down when using that walking foot. I struggle with the drag, too. The bunching method for the win! 😀
I have to bunch my quilts because I am too impatient to roll them and then have to readjust them!
I have a lot videos to catch up on. We had hurricane Helene in our area. We have power again and now I have internet and tv again so I’ll be watching.
Oh my goodness Donna I am so sorry that you were in the area of the hurricane. It looked so devastating. Being without power is so hard! I pray that the weather stays calm for you and the area you live in.
I have 11 to get done so thank you for the inspiration.
Awesome! You got this!
Thanks for doing this video to refresh. It certainly is daunting, you did give us tips to make it not as scary
Have you done a video regarding steps you need to do BEFORE you begin quilting the piece. Squaring it up, basting, sandwiching . I find that portion intimidating at times too.
Yes I have. I have a few showing how I table baste my quilts.
@@sewbeitquilts i will check it out. Thanks. Oh, love your new haircut !
Great tips
Thank you Mona!
Thanks for all the tiops
Could not come at a better time! Have a 90" monster I'm determined to (start) tackling tomorrow and I'm just terrified of ruining it
Oh my goodness! What a big quilt! I hope quilting it went well!
@@sewbeitquilts making (slow) progress. but, progress is progress. more tomorrow
I currently have 6 finished quilt tops ready to sandwich and another 7 or 8 that are partially pieced. Yikes!! I also have 4 commissioned quilts to finish, those need to be done by Christmas 2024 and I'm going on vacation for 2-3 weeks, so lots of prayer and good thoughts please?😊
coukd you share where you have bought your gloves at i have the exact machine and it is still very hard to manuever a large quilt on this machine let alone limited space im blue printing out everything out in my head before next quilting episode lol took over part of my sitting area in kithen 😂thank you so much
They are gorilla gloves. I found them at Home Depot.
I have 15 to 20 with backs and binding made hanging in a closet. This dang arthritis is slowing me down.
I think I have five hanging in my closet with backing and batting ready to go but I just need to get going with them!
Is a walking foot necessary? I have an older Janome and it doesn’t have a walking foot.
I don't always use a walking foot and I find the quilting turns out just fine. Just make sure to baste your quilt really well and go slow so you arent tempted to pull the quilt through the presser foot.
@ Thanks for your response! I actually went on Amazon and found a walking foot to fit the machine for $25. Hopefully it works!
Only 3 but, that’s three that are to be hand quilted which does take a fair bit of time.
I need to get two of mine hand quilted. I started on both and need to keep working on them.
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Thanks for watching!
What do you do with all those quilts?
I switch them out on our beds and on the couches and chairs in our home throughout the year. I have donated some and give some away to people that I know will love and use them.
I’m a bit confused. Are you doing a quilting video or are you selling the jukie sewing machine ?
These are all great ideas and it's always great to see what helps others to get a great job done. If you don't mind,
What size needles do you use for machine quilting?
Great question. I almost always buy universal needles because it’s just easier and they work great for piecing and for quilting. I do sometimes buy the packs that say quilting on them and they work great too.
A Juki is a semi industrial machine, not a domestic machine.
It’s not a longarm so the tips I am giving are still pertinent to all domestic machines.
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