Although I’ve watched this video before, I’m finally getting it. I actually have a project that I’m going to use it on. Thank you for making these videos. The ability to re-watch it when you need it. It’s so important.
Looking for suggestions: My wife wants a long arm Quilting Machine but needs one she can sit down at due to a back injury that limits the time she can stand. We have a bonus room that's around 400 square feet where all her quilt stuff is. An 8' length would be difficult to fit in the room without totally redoing the room. Also, she's 77 and technology challenged so it can't be too difficult to operate. Her main machine now is a Bernina 710 which she does well with so can handle that level of complexity. She has been taking lessons across town on a "Tin Lizzie" long arm machine, but they are out of business now. Thanks for any suggestions.
Baby lock makes long arms, I believe they have a cabinet version. I use the Regalia which is a frame machine, I have a really high adjustable chair with rollers and I sit and quilt just fine (spinal cord injury)
@@fischersgirl1720 She wound up getting a HandiQuilter Moxie. It's 8 feet and fits in the room. We got the options with the rear handle and that laser thing that lets you trace designs (I'm not a quilter, just help with the tech sometimes). She has a chair that seems to work OK.
It's a feature in the record function on Pro-Stitcher. You can set a mark, and Pro-Stitcher will stitch a straight line between each point that you set.
I am too much of a beginner for this. I also don't have a way to send a design between stitcher and designer. Might be able to on the tablet but I can't stand that long.
Although I’ve watched this video before, I’m finally getting it. I actually have a project that I’m going to use it on. Thank you for making these videos. The ability to re-watch it when you need it. It’s so important.
I never new what the jump button did. AMAZING!!!,!,, thank you
Wow! I never used MARK to it's MAX. Thank you. Your video already saved me several hours today, and it looks great!!
Great to hear!
Such elegant stitching! Thanks for posting!
Thanks for watching!
I get it 😉
Looking for suggestions: My wife wants a long arm Quilting Machine but needs one she can sit down at due to a back injury that limits the time she can stand. We have a bonus room that's around 400 square feet where all her quilt stuff is. An 8' length would be difficult to fit in the room without totally redoing the room. Also, she's 77 and technology challenged so it can't be too difficult to operate. Her main machine now is a Bernina 710 which she does well with so can handle that level of complexity. She has been taking lessons across town on a "Tin Lizzie" long arm machine, but they are out of business now. Thanks for any suggestions.
Baby lock makes long arms, I believe they have a cabinet version. I use the Regalia which is a frame machine, I have a really high adjustable chair with rollers and I sit and quilt just fine (spinal cord injury)
@@fischersgirl1720 She wound up getting a HandiQuilter Moxie. It's 8 feet and fits in the room. We got the options with the rear handle and that laser thing that lets you trace designs (I'm not a quilter, just help with the tech sometimes). She has a chair that seems to work OK.
Lol what is mark?
It's a feature in the record function on Pro-Stitcher. You can set a mark, and Pro-Stitcher will stitch a straight line between each point that you set.
I am too much of a beginner for this. I also don't have a way to send a design between stitcher and designer. Might be able to on the tablet but I can't stand that long.
What’s the gadget on your right index finger used for?
I wear one just like that. It’s a finger splint for trigger finger
You need to turn your microphone up. My volume is on high n I can ha fly hear you.
Cant hear you…
Waaaaay too much trouble.