Loading a Quilt on a Longarm - NO Pinning! Sew Baste to The Quick Zip zipper system! Fast & Easy!
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- Опубліковано 27 сер 2024
- Angie from Angie's Answers is going to show you the fastest and easiest way to load a quilt project on a longarm frame with NO pinning!
Use your domestic sewing machine to sew baste to the Quick Zip System! Loading a quilt will be a dream with this method and bonus if you use Vanish thread found on our website QuiltingConnection.com your project will come off the zippers even faster than it went on!
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Angie Dugan from The Quilting Connection in Elkhorn and Appleton, Wisconsin is here to help answer some of the most common questions when using the Handi Quilter longarm machines. We are full-service Handi Quilter retailer Angie has been quilting since 2004. We have helped thousands of customers finish their quilts and we use our Handi Quilter machines every day.
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I don't center, I marked an equal distance from the left side on both zippers, and that's where I start sewing the fabric. It seems to be more accurate for me than it was working from the center. SO happy about basting my zippers to the backing.
@@quilterarrenia1594 that is a wonderful idea!! Thank you for sharing!!
I love, love, love my zipper system!
Is there a video or instructions adding the grosgrain ribbon to the cut side? TY
I have this product and love it. I find the center of the backing top and bottom match the pins together making sure the backing is falling straight. Stitch from the center out on both sides. Love Love them.
I love the video and again you made a home run video thank you
Thank you!!! You are just so sweet!
Loved this video! Just what I was looking for! I did baste it to the cut edge and I just winged it. I will try your method next time. Thank you 😊
Hi! Quick question--I just watched your video on putting binding on on the longarm. You didn't say what size you cut your binding at. I loved the video!!!
Hi Judy! I usually use a 2 1/2” binding. I’ve done it with 2 1/4” and it’s a little tight to flip around for my liking.
Happy Quilting!
~Angie
Thank you
This is a great idea!
Could you show us the longer Basting Stitch on the Backing side I cannot see the liner Basting Stitches with the white Thread on the White Zipper? Thank you
Nicely done ladies!
I would think that if you need to baste on the cut edge, perhaps starching it first or maybe even a line of stay stitching before basting may help
That’s a great idea!
Looking forward to trying this. I'm wondering if using a walking foot on the cut edge might eliminate the puckering. I may have to experiment 😊
Yes! Let me know what you find works best!
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I have never seen backing fabric with a printed guide for stitching a 1/4" seam - what brand is this?
I didn’t even notice that! I think this was from Blank fabrics or Studio E. It was 108” wide backing.
Where did you purchase your Quilt Backing Zippers ?
I own The Quilting Connection and we are the originator of the zipper system! You can find them on our website here
stores.longarmconnection.com/quick-zip-system/
How do you baste on the sides without it puckering as you quilt
Do you mean once it’s loaded on the longarm? If you have a Glide foot that helps so much!! Then keeping your fingers behind the needle and only your thumb in front of the needle. If you rest your entire hand in front of the needle, you will see it stretch and pucker. Hope that helps!