Wow, you’ve explained benefits of ruler work in ways I didn’t know, you’ve helped me understand the potential of this. Looking forward to seeing more of your videos.
I am sooo thankful for your great tutorials, as I am visually impaired and now I can see so clearly how to do certain tasks! So keep up the good work, Ladies! I am deeply appreciative!
I bought rulers a while back but I had not tried them yet. I am looking forward to see if this works for me. Thanks for the videos! They are really helpful!
Julie, when you're working with Rulers, you have to go a lot slower, which does help to keep the stitches a bit smaller and consistent. However, if that is a product you're interested in having made available - send Bernina an email. If enough people request it, they may make it!
Great tutorial, Loretta! It really makes me want to master this so I must keep practicing and not feel intimidated. I liked your comment about how quilting needs to be FUN or you'll find something else!
We usually use a cotton quilting thread. We carry Mettler Silk Finish Cotton in our store. www.etsy.com/listing/921275333/100-cotton-thread-large-spool-547-yards?click_key=448b50268c3e3e64b23bf466c3098c135cf139cb%3A921275333&click_sum=728084a6&ga_search_query=cotton%2Bthread&ref=shop_items_search_78
If you want to do an allover design with a ruler on your quilt, where do you start? Can you start on an end or do you have to start in the middle and go out toward the edges?
Wow, you’ve explained benefits of ruler work in ways I didn’t know, you’ve helped me understand the potential of this. Looking forward to seeing more of your videos.
Wonderful tutorial. Now thw fear of trying is gone....
There you go, just jump right in!
Chock full of great tips and do’s and don’ts. Thank you for an excellent tutorial….❤
You're so welcome!
That was an excellent video Loretta! Thanks 😊
Glad it helped Constance!
Did not have any idea these rulers existed. I'm relatively new to quilting, It looks like fun.
It is fun! Try something new!
Super helpful! Just traded up from a 1958 Singer to a Maserati (Bernina!). Can’t wait to try!
Yey! Have fun sewing!
Excellent video for those of us who are interested in learning quilting with a ruler.
Thank you Lisa, glad it helped!
Best beginning video on ruler work I have watched. Thank you
You're so welcome Christina, glad it helped!
Very interesting and helpful hints!
Thank you Joann!
Great teacher. Thank you.
Thank you!
Excellent demo!!! Thank you for teaching.
Thank you Yuriko!
I am sooo thankful for your great tutorials, as I am visually impaired and now I can see so clearly how to do certain tasks! So keep up the good work, Ladies! I am deeply appreciative!
Mary Ann, so glad you're enjoying them!
Your circles at the end reminds me of the spirograph toy. That is great.
Great video. Thanks for sharing!!!
Thank you!
Excellent tutorial! I just saw a post on someone quilting with a foot designed for ruler work. I had never heard of this. I can't wait to try it!
Give it a shot Marilyn, it's so much fun!
This is awesome. I would love to do this.
Jump right in!
Excellent video Loretta and you tips are a big asset thank you for doing your videos have been the best
Thank you Ellen, glad you're enjoying them!
Finally - the info I have been looking for! Please make more videos on FMQ on a domestic machine
Glad you enjoyed it! So little rulers, so little time! We hope to be able to provide more free motion rulers in future videos.
This was so helpful. Thanks for a great tutorial.
Glad it helped Sarah!
Great video! Looking forward to the 3 yard quilt video!
Thank you Carolyn, see you next week!
Wow. Very cool. TY
You're welcome!
Thank you so much!!!
You're welcome, Lynda!
Another great video! Now, I need to practice. Thanks Loretta.
You're welcome Susan!
Thanks so much for this video! Heading to practice now! Video is well done!
Thank you Elain!
Thank you, this tutorial isgreat
Glad it helped!
Great tutorial. I want to try this soon.
Go for it Laura!
This is great! I'm looking forward to trying the rulers I bought. This technique is a bit intimidating, but you make it look so easy! Thank you.
Cathey, just pull them out and start playing!
Great tutorial, Loretta! Always enjoy your classes.
Thank you Christina, glad you're enjoying them!
I bought rulers a while back but I had not tried them yet. I am looking forward to see if this works for me. Thanks for the videos! They are really helpful!
Astrid, you're so welcome!
That's so cool! Thanks for the inspiration. Time to come shop for a foot and ruler.
Absolutely!
Makes me want to get my rulers out to work on a UFO. Thanks Loretta.
You're welcome, Karen. UFOs are a great way to get some practice in.
This is fantastic!! Really would like to see a ruler sole for the BSR. 😺 Would love to know how to keep stitch length consistent with foot 72.
Julie, when you're working with Rulers, you have to go a lot slower, which does help to keep the stitches a bit smaller and consistent. However, if that is a product you're interested in having made available - send Bernina an email. If enough people request it, they may make it!
Great tutorial, Loretta! It really makes me want to master this so I must keep practicing and not feel intimidated. I liked your comment about how quilting needs to be FUN or you'll find something else!
Absolutely Ginny! You should enjoy your quilting, not fight with it
By low bar do you mean low shank feet?
Yes
What thread do you normally use when doing ruler work on your bernina
We usually use a cotton quilting thread. We carry Mettler Silk Finish Cotton in our store.
www.etsy.com/listing/921275333/100-cotton-thread-large-spool-547-yards?click_key=448b50268c3e3e64b23bf466c3098c135cf139cb%3A921275333&click_sum=728084a6&ga_search_query=cotton%2Bthread&ref=shop_items_search_78
If you want to do an allover design with a ruler on your quilt, where do you start? Can you start on an end or do you have to start in the middle and go out toward the edges?
What size needle is used?
75/11 Quilting Needle
Would you please tell me the name of the first quilt you are demonstrating on? Thank you, I love it!
The blue and green quilt with the white centers is called "Float on", it's an Accuquilt quilt.
@@HayesSewingMachineCo thx for your reply, one more question tho, is there a link to share of putting this quilt together!? Thx again!
@@keressabeverage2622 www.accuquilt.com/go-qube-8-float-on-quilt-pattern.html
Thank you for this. Not sure you should call your watchers 'Ladies'. I can't be the only Gentleman watching these. 🙂
FYI Men also quilt and not just ladies as you stated