It was my first attempt to digitize my own MEA design and it wasn't completely successful. Watch the video to see how I dealt with the excessive thickness of the satin stitches by adjusting the foot's height as I went.
Thanks so much for all the positive comments on my quilted window from my last post. I think it was a hit!
Beautiful quilting! I am so glad you are able to make these again! Thank you!
ReplyDeleteI love watching your videos. You have a very soothing voice. You are very informative...and most of all, your quilting is badass!!!
ReplyDeleteEnjoyed this very much. I am taking you to heart on your can't post. I am taking your classes and plan to get rid of my fear. Enjoy your post. Enjoy your adventures.
ReplyDeleteEnjoyed this very much. I am taking you to heart on your can't post. I am taking your classes and plan to get rid of my fear. Enjoy your post. Enjoy your adventures.
ReplyDeleteYay! Then I have done my job! No quilty fear.
DeleteThank you, Amy. I believe just watching the smooth flow of your quilting is re-training my brain. You have given me confidence to get my free motion skills back after not doing any for several years.
ReplyDeleteThank you for saying so! You can do it.
DeleteEnjoyed your video so much! Thank you!
ReplyDeleteEnjoyed your video so much! Thank you!
ReplyDeleteQuestion - Have you quilted on any of the Janome sit down quilting machines? I think they have the hopping foot. Since you said you don't care for a hopping foot, I'm just wondering how you like the SD quilting machines? AND, your quilted Swirly Bird is turning out lovely. I would not have known that the thickness wasn't planned if you had not mentioned it, visually it looks great.
ReplyDeleteI agree and love the thickness of the stitches....it looks wonderful!
DeleteI agree and love the thickness of the stitches....it looks wonderful!
DeleteSharon, the hopping foot on a sit down long arm is a whole 'nother beast! I don't mind them--they don't have the cheapo little bar that hooks over the needle bar like the basic hopping darning/fmq foot on a domestic-- instead the 'hop' is built into movement of the presser foot bar.
DeleteI've tried the Janome sitdown machines and they're pretty wonderful. The Artistic 18SD machines are real work horses, but very basic. The newer Artistic 16 is built completely different and it's wonderful, though more costly.
Thank you Amy for your insight on the sit-down quilting machines.
DeleteI like the thick satin stitching. Great work with the free motion quilting.
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DeleteAnother great video, Amy! One thing that was really valuable for me was seeing how you use the adjustable foot to go over different thicknesses. I'm eagerly anticipating the release of the new Bernina ruler foot, and it also has adjustable height via a screw, so this was really useful information for me. :)
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