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thank you I hope it helped a bit.

thank you so much!

Oy! Bol'shoye vam spasibo za to, chto podpisalis' na menya. Moy videooperator ochen' khochet, chtoby ya nachal snimat' ikh bol'she, tak chto prodolzhayte smotret'!

look out for used/second hand machins on ebay or

Muito obrigada pela atenção ....com certeza vou procurar .... é maravilhosa

I think they have stopped making this machine, but a used one is a good buy as they are quite simple machines so not much can go wrong with them.

Hi Bikt, not sure if I understand your question.......can you be more specific?

@@AnniHunt , if there is any foot feed that can be used to give the same sewing technique as a Feeding machine or embellishing technique on a regular sewing machine.

@@victoriamcintosh5122 ah, I get you. Well as I said, Bernina has a felting foot/kit that you can attach to their machines. It works really well. I have not checked into any other companies to see if they do a special foot /kit for felting. NB It is the needles that do the felting, they are "burred" on the tips (i.e. roughed up and jagged) so you use the 'burred' needles to felt the fabrics together. So, included in the kit is an attachment that accepts 6-10 of these burred needles to meld/felt the sandwich of fabrics together. I hope this answers your question. Anni

@@AnniHuntOh thank you so much! Yes, this answers my question and thoughts. I'm actually working on my Thesis Proposal with an Arts-Based Method and this is perfect! Have a great day!

@@victoriamcintosh5122 Great, would love to see it!

Hi Lesley, we found them on Etsy, recently. Anni

Kim, thank you so much. I had forgotten about this short video........I think all of the pieces sold as I don't have them here anymore LOL.

Hi there Kim, I wish I could tell you where to get this thread! I am almost out of it too! A friend purchased it for me as a gift when she was travelling.........I think it was when she was in New Zealand......but not sure. I will contact her and see if she can remember. Thank you for watching! Anni

@@AnniHunt Hi Anni, I found it on Etsy!!

@@kimlaffont9951 that is amazing! Do you have the link?

@@kimlaffont9951 just found it! You are so clever!

@@AnniHunt Oh good. I was hoping it was the right stuff.

Hi there Sebastian, I am not sure what may be the problem, but it sounds like a tension setting problem. Also, I have a 'sandwich' of fabric which I am stitching into, so check that you have a good solid foundation to stitch into. Do you have your feed-dogs down? Go slowly and don't over stitch it. Let me know how it does and we can trouble shoot some more. Anni

Hi there Marie-Helene, I heard this a while ago and was so sad to hear this. However I do know that a lot of people buy these and never use them because they don't know what to do with them! So you can easily find them used, and for sale on various online forums......(etsy/ebay/amazon or local sales).....and because the machine is so simple (mechanically) there is not much to go wrong with it so they are like new!.........good luck in finding one. My girlfriend in England wants to sell hers...........where are you?

I'm in Maryland. I'm thinking the same as you. Folks don't know what to do with them, so they put them away. I'm looking and it doesn't look like I'm too far off from finding one. Keeping my fingers crossed. I think something local would be better than England. Thanks for your quick response though.

Thank you Jelena!

He's just reading quietly!

Yes, Elicia!, I think it would, denim has a sufficiently open weave that it would accept the fibres............let me know how it turns out!

@@AnniHuntTV I certainly will, I have searched high and low to find an embellisher since Babylock stopped making them. I finally found one that is being refurbished and I hope to get it sometime this week. Denim will be the first fabric I try!! I love your work, I'll keep you posted on the denim!!

@@eliciasmith2488 so glad you found a machine!

So glad you liked it!

Thank you for watching! :))

Thank you for watching! :))

Here you go Helena hobbylock embellisher 7

@@AnniHuntTV thank you.

Babylock.

Hi Chloe, so sorry not to have seen your comment before. This machine is only for embellishing, so it cannot 'stitch' with any threads. It only machine felts fabrics together. As I said, it is quite freeing to 'stitch' without threads so to speak.

Hi Paula, yes i love my hotboxes (I have two side by side) and it was a while ago that I did the review. Vent-a-fume have been in touch and have updated me on the recent improvements. Which sounds great. They have offered me a discount on the new and improved version if I would care to update my review.........I don't really need any more hotboxes, but may still do an updated review anyway:)) Love your work and wish I could attend one of your workshops one day...........

Hi Arlene, yes the attachment goes on the Bernina regular sewing machine. Happy sewing!

So glad you enjoyed it! More coming soon, so watch this space! Let me know what you create! Anni

Thank you Anne, I cringe sometimes when I see my first attempts at teaching videos as we didn't do any close ups for you to see the stitching.!! We did improve however and we need to get back into posting new ones! They were fun to produce! Happy stitching!

I hope you were inspired to create some beautiful pieces!

Thank you

Hi Ciera, the sequins and jewels will be an obstacle for the embellisher needles, breakages etc, so be careful.

So glad it helped Sylvie!

Woo hoo! Send me a note when you start producing !

Will do Annie 😊😊

Janome

i want to know too. Thank you

kidswan1 janome

Anni Hunt Thank you so much

thank you

I know Bryan! It is so easy, and if you don't like it you can tease it off gently. Have fun! Anni

Thank you Teresa! I hope you get your embellisher to make your fundraiser items! Watch out for new videos to come at the end of summer.

Thank you Teresa, I just met with my videographer this week, so stay tuned for more!

Hi Marshall, yes that is exactly what I do! Always like to have some affordable art pieces when I am exhibiting. Then someone can go home with a little treasure to remind then of my work, without having to invest a lot of their hard earned money. Anni

Yes that is precisely what I do Marshall. At my shows I like to have some 'affordable' art for everyone!

Hi again Marshall, As you can see the piece under my hands is a huge old linen curtain, so just roll it up so that it will fit under the arm of the machine. Yes, this piece will probably be stretched on stretcher bars just as a canvas would be. I also recently did a two sided piece which I suspended from a sandwich of wooden bars so that it could be hung from the ceiling.........see my blog on this piece.........annihunt.com/2018/08/26/almost-done/