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Thanks. That's good to know. I'll put that on my list to try for next time. I like using the light weight no show mesh on the back with tear away because it lays flat on the back instead of being stiff and/or showing through, but I'll try all different ways. I really like using water soluable stabilizer on top, especially with anything woven like cotton or knit. It just makes the embroidery stand out. The stitching doesn't sink into the fabric. I've never been sorry using it, and it just disappears if any is left on top and I dab it with water and watch it disappear. Thank you!

@lindaraines474 yes, I did end up putting paper tape on the right. If it looks like it will be close, I just do it.

Awesome! Thank you! It's great to share our learning.

Hi, it's inside the Babylock Solaris 3/ Vision machine.

I agree! It's adorable!

I have the Dime 10 5/8 x 16...Which is good for big projects and edge to edge quilting larger quilts. I also have 9.5"x9.5" that I use for t- shirts and I used it to do the to edge quilting when I quilted that small piece of fabric for my bag class. There's a video out there about that project. But, I wish I had a 5x7 for smaller t shirts for kids. It's easier to maneuver the hoop around the small t-shirt. I guess it depends on what you will do. To me, it seems good to have a small, medium, and large if you can afford it... or just purchase in time.

I'll be doing another one soon. 😊

I love it too! It took me so long to do. I think I'll keep that one for myself. 😊

I’ll have to look for those designs. They stitched out beautifully.

Great. Welcome!

I'm SO excited for you. I love my solaris. Never thought I'd ever get one. It's been wonderful to play with and learn. The ideas are never ending.

This hoop worked good for this project. I used it because I had it, but the dime would work too.

The instruction manual recommends 4. If it doesn't flow through the couching foot easily, that's that's a sign, too.

Thank you!! I'll keep working. 😊

Hurray! I'm glad it's helping. That's my goal: learn and share. Let me know if you try it.

I'm going through the hooping process to quilt this thing 20 times in total. Are you talking about the quilt sandwich?

Yes

@rekhadesai8399 Hi! I followed this lady on UA-cam for my first quilt sandwich. Hope it helps. ua-cam.com/video/nUupGncrSQ8/v-deo.htmlsi=BCKvomMiX2xhEQAL

Thanks! I changed my needle and tension, and it helped, but slow speed is good because we are also watching the fabric to make sure it doesn't fall into the hoop. Later, I examined the needle. It was bent. Good thing I changed it. It was pretty new. I don't know if I like Chrome needles. That one didn't last that long.

It's fun! More fun than I thought!

You will!! It was so fun quilting last night. 😊

Oh no! I'm so sorry that happened to you. I had that happen to me in both shoulders for a couple of months, like 15 years ago. And it's amazing how it was so intense and scary and then disappeared and never came back again (knocking wood). Resting it helped. You can study your machine while waiting. Feel better soon.

Thanks Sandi. Yes, it’s definitely very painful. I got a couple of good books from America as we can’t get them in Scotland. Looking at them now and again. Hoping it won’t last too long but will depend on how the physio goes.

I've been mostly using the babylock regular hoops. I've used a 9 5x9.5 dime hoop before for smaller projects. I used the babylock 10x10 magnetic hoop to do a border. It seemed very small, even for a border project. It was super expensive. This is my second time using the big dime hoop to quilt. The one short video I made is my first time. It should be great from what EVERYONE says.

I'm very glad it helped. 😊

Thank you!

Hi! At first, I did what the manual shared... use an awl to poke a hole first, then thread a large eyed needle with the yarn using a needle threader and poke the needle in the hole made by the awl, and use the needle to pull the yarn to the back. But I've found that I can skip the awl step. I've been using the needle threader on a large eyed needle and just poke it (without using the awl) to the back to bring the yarn through. It seems to be easier to me. It may depend on the fabric. If it's really dense like denim one might need the awl....or really any pointy tool... if you don't have an awl. You can try a test area first if you're not sure.

Thank you

Yes, I love watching them too when I can.

Thank you..

Thank you so much for the helpful hint. I will try to make a note to try it next time. I want to try 2 more colors and then finally put on the top of my sweatshirt.

Thank you!

I just love babylock. Enjoy!

Hi! Thank you! I out a link to the design in the description. I hope you can see it. 😊

Oh congratulations on your new machine! Janome is a great machine. I have a really old one my sister gave me. I'm so excited for you! I'm glad you enjoyed the video.

I just washed this sweatshirt. The stitching did not change. I'm going to stick to a no-show mesh and floating tear away on the bottom and wash away on top. I still have to try stabilizer on top that heats away, but it's on my list.

Ok thanks. I usually float tear away behind the piece. I think I'm going to try 2 more times. I'll try different stabilizers and compare all 3 at the end.

@@kofoedsandyyou're doing a great job and I appreciate you taking the time to show us how things are going for you, I make so many "wrong" decisions, your teaching helps me to avoid some of those wrong choices thanks again

Congratulations!! It's going to be so much fun!!

Congratulations I have been embroidering for over 25 years or so now. Every time I embroider something I still have the excitement that I did on my very first one. So exciting.

Thank you both very much. Really starting to enjoy my machine. I’m from Scotland and couldn’t get any books here but I’ve managed to get two books from America to help but just love watching all your videos. So grateful to you. ❤☺️

@@catherine9708 and thank you for your kind comments. It's so great to know the videos are helping someone.

The book I shared in the video I bought off of ebay. There are people who sell the bound instruction books. There's 3 of them: 1 for Sewing, 1 for embroidery, and the 1 I had in the video which shows ALL the designs in the machine.

Oh and thank you for watching and your comment about the colors. 😊

I usually like to use water soluable on top and tear away on back.

Thank you! I will try that.

I'm so glad you enjoyed it! 😉

Oh, you sound so much like me when I got my machine during fall 2023. Now, I've started to do quilting. I did record some edge to edge border quilting, but my camera kept shutting off because I needed to delete some videos... not enough room. I hope to get enough subscribers to do longer videos live. Then, I think it's easier to share the techniques that take longer.

Oh, I'm so happy to hear from someone. I'm somewhat new to UA-cam videoing. I record on my phone right now until I see if this amounts to anything. According to my research, I need 50 subscribers before I can do lives, which will help with doing some of the longer videos. Anyway, time will tell if I get there. I might do an intro video and share that information to see if I can increase my subscribers to 50 right away and see if I can do lives from there.

And, I'm so excited for you! I love my machine. I'm sure you will love yours.

Thank you for your feedback. Oh... was that on all three parts or just the last one? I will work on it.

Yay! I think I got it figured out. I'll try again on a new video. There's no way to change these recordings from my research. Thank you so much for your feedback.

Enjoyed your 3 videos. Hope you will continue making them. I am now interested to see if my machine has the app you spoke about.❤☺️