Dream Big with Pro Stitcher, Part 1
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- Опубліковано 10 гру 2020
- Hi all,
Happy Holidays, I figured I would release the videos on how I quilt a Dream Big with Pro-Stitcher before the end of the month. This will be a two part series, one will release today and I'm hoping to get the other one out on Sunday. The first video is doing the whole first pass of the dream big using the Wasatch Quilting pattern. I will link the pattern and the thread I used down below. The second video will show the second pass, how to advance and give some other advice. I didn't record the whole process because that would have made for a REALLY LONG video. These should give you the idea. Remember these designs were made specifically for this pattern, so you shouldn't have to adjust them to much, just move them into the right direction. The key is to load the panel straight! Also, if things get off a bit, it's ok. The top is going to shift some and I find that you don't notice in the long run.
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Thanks for watching,
Adam Sew Fun
Wasatch Quilting Dream Big Design
digitizedquiltingpatterns.com...
Superior Threads Magnifico
www.superiorthreads.com/threa...
Colors I used:
2098 - Honeydew
2100 - Spinach
2101 - Electric Green
2103 - Seedling - Навчання та стиль
Thank you that's very good information
New quilter here. Have not done anything but edge to edge, but have done a lot of that. For the first time, I feel like I can do these panels. You are a wonderful teacher and you instill confidence in me. I so appreciate you! Stay tuned, it will get done as soon as Christmas quilting is finished. LOL
Best class ever! Finally a step by step class, with visuals that I can understand. Thank you!!
I’m so glad you made this video. It looks doable. I have several of these sitting in a drawer. Now I’m confident I can get them finished!I too bought this design.
Great video! I’m a very new user and I’ve learned more from your videos than I have in 2 days of online classes. When I choose to o a Dream Big, I don’t think I’ll be at all intimidated. You are an EXCELLENT instructor.
What a fantastic teacher! So clear and easy to follow! I'm a brand new quilter and I need all the help I can get, lol! Thanks a bunch!
Thanks for watching!
Thank you Adam. Great video. I feel confident I could try and do it. Your explanations are so clear. I do have the Wasatch design because I am a club member. Can't wait to see the rest of the quilt!
Thanks again!
Wonderful video. I learned so much about just the mechanics of pro stitcher with your description of setting up this beautiful design. Thanks for sharing. I’m still learning, and watching you being very comfortable gives me great hope.
You will get there. Give yourself permission to not be perfect and have fun. That’s the key, have fun and just love the process.
Thank you, sometimes we need permission to do just that. 😏
Wow! I'm still new at ProStitcher, and I just learned a lot about using the Select, Zoom, Modify, Drag/Drop in your video. I'm wanting to do custom design work on my quilts, so your video is going to be my watch again and again while I try it. Thanks so much, Adam!
That’s beautiful!
Awesome job 🙏❤️
OMG!! Totally awesome!!
Oh thank you love the way you teach
Love it . I will do mine now . Thank you Adam . 🤓
thank you so much... what a help you are. can't wait to see the next one
Brilliant instructions
Oh yeah !!!
Very interesting. Never seen this done before. Although all my stitching is FM on a domestic, I have learned a bunch watching you on your LA. Thanks. New subbie.
Absolutely awesome Adam! I’m not sure I’m experienced enough to tackle this yet...
You will get there. Just have fun and practice. You can always try it and if you are not happy, make it into a pet quilt. Doing one will give you lots of practice with your Pro-Stitcher or free motion.
Lucky me, I’m a master club member😛I’ve done several FMQ, always wanted to try it on PS. Thanks!
Adam I really enjoyed this video, I am a new LA and now see I have endless capabilities. I have a Judy Niemeyer Vintage Rose Queen I would like to quilt in this same manner. Where do I find these types of patterns or what do I need to search for specifically. TYIA for your help.
Adam, 1. How did you have the quilt patterns for the pedals already done? Did you previously do them & then saved them?
2. On the Pro-stitcher, did you have to make a frame space 1st? I just saw you work with the area for each petal - each time you were finished fitting in the pattern, you cleared the area
I have a video that show how I baste a wholecloth quilt. The patter was purchased from Wasatch Quilting, you can search Dream Big. There are a few available from different companies. Quiltable.com also has one (make sure you are looking at the correct flower one) and I have a code ASF10 with them that will save you 10% off the purchase.
Create an area, place the design, baseline and repeat the process. You can only have one area at a time, so you make one, use it, then delete.
Frame Space is only needed if you are using a Pro-Stitcher Lite.
I bought the dream big panel “opal” in the 108” by 108” size. I am trying to find someone to cut the panel down to queen size and quilt it for me. I love how the pedals have such beautiful designs. Do you know anyone who would be able to do this for me?
I noticed you didn’t baseline, was there a specific reason ? Also what brand of thread are you using 😊. This video was awesome and exactly what I needed to get started and concur my fear !! Thanks so much Adam !!
I didn't baseline because I didn't change the designs in anyway. I just had to move them to the correct spot. I also didn't want to baseline when they were all selected, because I wanted them to stay separate elements and not 1 big unit. In so places I delete parts of rows I stitched and baselining the group together wouldn't let me do this. I hope that makes sense?
Also, your's is going to look great!!
@@adamsewfun. Yes that makes total sense. I am anxious to see part 2 and then get started on mine. Are you using Glide thread? Thanks so much again for taking the time to make this video.
Hey adam this great! I was wondering how you were moving the design with out touching the screen?
If you select drag (turns green and says drop) you can move designs by moving the machine. JUST MAKE SURE YOU HIT DROP when you have it where you want it.
What is already sewn there as you’re showing multi-pointing #1? Just basting or did I miss something? Great video, thanx!
Thank you! You are correct, it’s just basting stitches. I have a video that shows how I go about basting the top down. The link is here
ua-cam.com/video/2jFX6VZsC9g/v-deo.html
Just wondering did you use your skew? Because I was unable to.
I’ve been reading down the comments - so I guess we buy a Wasatch Design? Where do I get one? A person said she was a member- of what?
To move a design within an area I modify, reposition.... How do you do the drop and drag?
There should be a button on the left side of the screen (one of the 10 little icons on the left) that says Drag. Select that and it will turn green and say Drop. Once you select drag, you can move the design. When you have it where you want it, make sure you hit drop to leave it there.
how do I transfer from Wasatch to thumb drive to pro stitcher. The pro stitcher doesn't show the picture. Thank you... love your instructions.
I'm not sure I am fully understanding the question. I had the photo on my iPad and opened each design in my Pro-Stitcher and moved them in. I kept referring back to my iPad and the Wasatch directions.
Did the machine stop after one petal and then go on and quilt the rest? I know you 'set' each one but when it quilts is what I'm interested in.
I set my auto-jumps to "zero" so I can tie off each time. So I would tie off and move the machine to the next one and hit resume to start the next petal. I hope that helps.
@@adamsewfun. Thank you!
What batting are you using on this one?
Can’t remember off the top of my head but I’m sure I mention it in the video. It’s 2 layers, I know that much.
I’m new, how did you assign the 2 point & multi to the handlebars.
You don't have to assign them, when you are in your Area Tab, those functions override whatever you had assigned there. As long as you have an Amara, Forte, or Infinity, you have the buttons when in the area tab.
@@adamsewfun. thank you for the quick reply. Can’t wait to get at it.
Do you have to baseline the design?
You do not and I actually don't because it would freeze all of the designs together when you do. If I were to baseline, I wouldn't be able to delete them when I needed to.
@@adamsewfun. Thank You Sew Much. Enjoyed video and learned a lot.
We’re part 2
In the editing room, probably won’t be put until Sunday.
I’m disappointed bc the part I was waiting to see is the machine quilting out the design and you fast forward thru that part!
Sorry, it was already a long video and that would have just made it longer. I rarely show actual stitch out because I’m trying to teach a specific thing and keep my videos times down.
@@adamsewfun. thank you. I appreciate that. But I still love to watch the machine do it’s work. It’s mesmerizing! And fun to watch! I don’t mind long videos about quilting. 😊