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@@DorothyField I'm not showing her entire pattern and often refer to where to purchase her pattern. This is a very reasonable question. And yes, I did reach out to Ms Williams (on her website www.flyingfishkits.com) for her permission.

@@Letsbhonest0828 I bought the ticking fabric for this set and the broadcloth for another set at Hobby Lobby.

@@ethelgranger8152 you take off the small tray that came on your machine to find the feed dogs switch on the back of the machine.

@@christinamcginnis903 tie a small square knot and then thread the tails through a needle and bury them in the quilt body.

@@TonySharonHolm cut 4" x 10-12" cotton. Then sew a pouch, fill loosely with seed beads, beans, etc and the sew closed.

@@jaymestamper6151 I used the second set of holes. When I have the ruler base on, I use the third set to give more vertical space.

@@kathymolholm4317 this machine was the grand dame of its day. Well cared for, this machine should run for as many decades as my 77 year old Featherweight. These all-metal sewing machines are amazing!

@@quiltingonathreadBecause you understand why I love my machine, I am wondering if you can recommend a machine for quilting. Unless I can quilt on the machine I have, I have been looking at a Babylock Jazz 2 that is on sale.

@@kathymolholm4317 the Jazz II is very mechanical ... But you're already on a more mechanical machine...so I think the user error issues others have are not going to be an issue for you! I used my Jazz II for 2 years and loved it. I bought another machine and sadly had to make room. 😂

@@christinamcginnis903 it doesn't have to be intimidating...but many of us are not comfortable with new things. And going from DMW (domestic machine wrestling) to frame quilting of any kind is definitely NEW!

@@rebeccamulkern1051 yes, you can. The original Cutie (discontinued) and the Cutie Breeze were made just for that. Home-based quilters can use their domestic machines or use a quilting machine. On my original Cutie, I started out with a BabyLock Jazz II and a Brother PQ1500SL (also 8" throat). These two machines hooked me in the convenience of the Cutie frames! You can join the Cutie Quilters group for lots of advice from those of us using these frames! facebook.com/share/g/uy53Zjm51ZyhK8ou/?mibextid=A7sQZp

@@quiltingonathread thank you so much for your reply, it’s out of my league at the moment financially but it looks good , especially for free motion quilting big quilts. I can only quilt my big quilts with a walking foot and mostly a grid pattern, I limit my FMQ for smaller, wall quilts. I would love to have a longarm but I’ll never be able to afford one of those plus I have no space in my house for it, but the cutie breeze can be put away , so it’s definitely better for me. Love your videos on this machine, you really explain everything and take your time showing us 💕

@@proud2bktsmama I have the basic Q19. None of the X or X Elite options. I have the edge warning equivalent on another OEM machine and I hardly use it. I do think it would be more useful on a hoop frame than my 10ft rolling system, with automation.

@@CVermonT1 the elastic straps are pare of the frame itself. These are on the original Cutie and the Q-Zone and Q-Zone Pro.

@@renedamilbourn8653 I'm sure you will do fine. Join the Cutie Quilters Facebook group for help from other Cutie users!!!

@@lizgarcia6203 you pull the thread to the top, tie off and bury the threads... I'll put out a general video on this....

@@neselain you can use this same method, with modifications to your machine. I've helped others to oil their different models of Q'nique machines.

@@rebeccamulkern1051 the Grace Company sells the SureStitch Elite Regulator that works for many machines and attaches to the carriages. This regulator works with the following machines: BABYLOCK:: QCP, Jane, Jazz II, Allegro BROTHER:: 1500S, 1500SL, 1500D, 2500D, 4500D, VP2, VQ2400, VQ3000, VM6200D, XV8500D, NV6000D, NV6700D, NV6700, NV6750D, VM5100, BQ2450, BQ3050 ELNA:: 7100, 7200, 7300 JANOME:: QCP, 1600P, HD9, M7 Continental, MC6500P, MC6600P, MC6700P, MC7700QCP, Horizon 7200, Horizon 7700QCP, Horizon 8200QCP, Horizon 8900QCP, 9400 JUKI:: Dx40000, XTL98Q, TL98QE, TL2000QI, TL2010Q, TL2200 Mini PFAFF:: Grand Quilter 9", Creative Icon, Creative 2.0 / 3.0 / 4.0 / 4.2, Creative Performance, Creative Sensation, Creative Sensation Pro, Creative Sensation Pro2, Creative Vision, Expression 2.0 / 3.0 / 3.2 / 3.5 / 4.0 / 4.2, Expression 710 / 720, Performance Icon, Performance 5.0 / 5.2 VIKING/HUSQVARNA:: Mega Quilter, Saphire 830 / 835 / 850 / 870 / 875 / 930 / 960 / 965, Tribute 140C, Brilliance 75Q, Designer Brilliance 80, Designer Epic, Designer Diamond, Designer Diamond Deluxe, Designer Diamond Royale, Designer Ruby Deluxe, Designer Ruby Royale, Designer Topaz 20 / 30 / 50, Eden Rose 250C, Epic 980Q graceframe.com/en/product/surestitch-elite-stitch-regulator?ref_id=BonnieK (Affiliate link)

@@Janome-Fan you're welcome!

@@carold1280 I have never taken my ruler base off of the Q'nique 19. I baste the top when I load a quilt on the frame. Basting before I bring the quilt to the frame depends on the quilt. I have several videos on how I create my sandwiches.

@@Janome-Fan I just created a video for this ... ua-cam.com/video/jdtl9KJ3GgA/v-deo.htmlsi=RJNgkltmu0TZxQ4h

@@sdcgren6301 this table is the Husky 52" Workbench, available at Home Depot. The table is 52" x 24". The height is adjustable using a crank on the right front of the table.

@@gelyse71 Thank YOU. I taught sewing and quilting for many years, so these videos are a bit of an extension to that.

If tension on the winding mechanism is slightly too loose or the thread is not completely seated this could happen.

Thanks. I'll take a look at those

I reserve a 6ft x 6ft area for the frame and my working area. That's more than is needed, but this way there are no surprises...

I started out with the Jazz II...fell in love with the Cutie Frame BECAUSE it worked so well with the BabyLock Jazz II. I later acquired a Brother PQ1500SL and original SureStitch. The videos I shot with those two machines are only available in my face look group (Cutie Quilters). I only upgraded to the Q'nique after becoming really skilled at using the frame with those two DOMESTIC machines.

@@temiladefafure9878 let's let you repair shop diagnose the issue. Without actually seeing the machine my suggestions would be all over the place. My first thought is that you may have a thread caught.

@@tatyana.mikina Not normally. Both of my Little Rebels bobbin winders were perfectly set at factory.

@@sandrafoulds4899 My "black risers" are set on 4. I'm glad the videos are helping you out.

@@janiepalmertree7447 I'll keep them coming.

@@Janome-Fan you're so welcome. I also have two Facebook groups that you may find helpful. Cutie Quilters for the Cutie Breeze: facebook.com/share/nMN2Y75SYkdifVoW/?mibextid=A7sQZp Little Rebel Sewing/Quilting Machine for the Little Rebel: facebook.com/share/EGgz97vC88S4Q2ig/?mibextid=A7sQZp

@@quiltingonathread Thank you very much for the invitation!

@@thumper21998 this was one of my earlier videos, so I was still adjusting my space to o make it work. You might find turning on closed captions helps.

@@bambisalazar1559 this is the Husky 52" Workbench, with drawers, available from Home Depot. When I bought it, it was $235. It's available without drawers also.

@@lynnquast9205 I made these weights myself. I used a 12" x 4" piece of material for each and filled them with seed beads, rice or beans. (I have several sets of them.) The laser was initially attached to the top of the chariot bars and I was using that to drop a laser dot where my needle on my Allegro was, since I'm very nearsighted. This helped me to see where I was working.

@@gwenmangelson The most common reasons for thread breaking on top are: 1) old thread 2) wrong type of thread for the project (not well suited to the material you are working with) 3) damaged needle (probably the top reason and most difficult to find the first time) 4) tension issues 5) improperly threaded 6) bobbin not installed completely/correctly 7) debris in the machine or tension discs 8) damaged bobbin or bobbin case 9) damaged needle plate. I know that's quite a list, but with a high speed machine, quality of parts and usage becomes very detailed.

@@lynnquast9205 the weight of your Jazz II is in the back, so center the machine with the rear of the machine completely on the chariot plate. Your front will hang off the plate of the chariot, but that's not going to be a problem. Also, 2 things to keep in mind...you will want the front rail adjusted out farther (to accommodate the front hanging off) and you don't need the back machine tabs....the weight of the machine is enough.

@@astridmontes5867 I've enjoyed mine. I need to post another video! My favorite use is using it as a "glide" when outlining appliqued pieces!

@@ladaynehardage946 You're welcome. I try to make sure my videos provide the information needed as completely as possible.

@@judithschuler427 my husband is from New Jersey. We visit the area throughout the year and do a family vacation in Ocean City at least once a year.

@@quiltingonathread the 3 must when I am there is Manco and Manco(mack and manco) pizza, Shivers salt water taffy., and Johnson popcorn. I grew up in Cumberland County , a very short drive away. I grew up at the shore and still love it today

@@judithschuler427 all good. Staples of the area and part of the 'culture', if you will.

@@dennyr989 I got my Q'nique 19 about 3 years ago.... I don't remember if the screw was too long. If it was, I would have used the original screw or I would have inserted a washer. If I had had an issue, I would have documented it and I don't see that noted in my install kit....

@@quiltingonathread Thank you….

@@rosalielongo589 12" is usually sufficient.