This is a great video! I especially liked your tip for using decorative stitches that are “forgiving”, and adjusting the needle position to line up with the presser foot. Thank you.
Terrific video. I love your instruction. I have never learned to appliqué. That was the part of learning to make quilt pieces that I missed. Thank you for showing the edging of the attached piece. I would love other classes given by you. Wish I was near Quality Sewing and Vacuum. I’m in New Mexico, I now depend on video education. This video class was very well presented, very easy to see and understand. Many thanks. Jacque Dooley
Thank you for watching. We are glad you enjoyed our video. We have lots of instruction videos on our UA-cam channel and you can also sign up for live virtual classes here www.qualitysewing.com/class-manager/events/calendar/location/zoom/ We hope you can join us for a virtual class soon.
Thanks for your explanations - I liked stitch #40. Hope to see more of your videos. Was the Baby Lok machine name: Brilliant. Please show more videos!!! You are talented and so helpful.
Can any embroidery design be made into an applique design? I have a brother machine that does have the heart shape, but I need more variety. I have a 4x7 size frame. I want to do onesies and bibs
Does the Brothers Scan & Cut need an external PC or computer? I do everything on my Smart Phone. I have a Brothers embroidery machine, but have never used this function. It is only a 4 x 4 hoop, but I like little designs. I do have a port for a flash drive & Brothers files are in the PES format, which I have ordered designs, since the internal designs are limited. I'd like to take it to the next level, as I am not good at free motion & don't have a stitch regulator, but find it all very interesting to try. Thanks for the great info.
The ScanNCut machine does not need a computer to work. It has its own memory and screen to work from. You can learn more about the ScanNCut here www.qualitysewing.com/brother-scanncut-dx-innov-is-edition-sdx325.html
Do you have a video on how to scan in a line drawing you drew or appliqué pattern you bought and cut it on scan n cut sdx325 and then appliqué it on the luminaire xp3? Thank you
Carmen used the Floriani Appli-Kay Wonder to secure her applique to her project. www.qualitysewing.com/products/floriani-appli-kay-wonder-sheets-18x3?_pos=4&_sid=373abb16e&_ss=r
❤ thank you for taking time and not rushing through your videos. That means so much
You're welcome. Thanks for watching.
This is a great video! I especially liked your tip for using decorative stitches that are “forgiving”, and adjusting the needle position to line up with the presser foot. Thank you.
Thanks for watching Vanda. We appreciate your feedback!
Terrific video. I love your instruction. I have never learned to appliqué. That was the part of learning to make quilt pieces that I missed. Thank you for showing the edging of the attached piece. I would love other classes given by you. Wish I was near Quality Sewing and Vacuum. I’m in New Mexico, I now depend on video education. This video class was very well presented, very easy to see and understand. Many thanks. Jacque Dooley
Thank you for watching. We are glad you enjoyed our video. We have lots of instruction videos on our UA-cam channel and you can also sign up for live virtual classes here www.qualitysewing.com/class-manager/events/calendar/location/zoom/ We hope you can join us for a virtual class soon.
Thank You for the information as I have been thinking about getting a scan and cut now I am going to get one
These are some great ideas!
Thank you!
As soon as I sell my longarm I’m getting that Solaris!
This is what I have been looking for Thank U.
You're welcome. Glad you found us. Thanks for watching.
Carmen, you are so talented and helpful in showing how to do techniques, great job with this video.
Thank you for your kind words Brett. We appreciate your support!
Great video
Thanks for watching.
I love that quilt
Thanks for your explanations - I liked stitch #40. Hope to see more of your videos. Was the Baby Lok machine name: Brilliant. Please show more videos!!! You are talented and so helpful.
Thanks for watching. Carmen was sewing on the Baby Lock Presto II this week.
Can any embroidery design be made into an applique design? I have a brother machine that does have the heart shape, but I need more variety. I have a 4x7 size frame. I want to do onesies and bibs
Does the Brothers Scan & Cut need an external PC or computer? I do everything on my Smart Phone. I have a Brothers embroidery machine, but have never used this function. It is only a 4 x 4 hoop, but I like little designs. I do have a port for a flash drive & Brothers files are in the PES format, which I have ordered designs, since the internal designs are limited.
I'd like to take it to the next level, as I am not good at free motion & don't have a stitch regulator, but find it all very interesting to try. Thanks for the great info.
The ScanNCut machine does not need a computer to work. It has its own memory and screen to work from. You can learn more about the ScanNCut here www.qualitysewing.com/brother-scanncut-dx-innov-is-edition-sdx325.html
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Thank You So Much!
@@frannicat You're welcome! We are happy to help.
Do you have a video on how to scan in a line drawing you drew or appliqué pattern you bought and cut it on scan n cut sdx325 and then appliqué it on the luminaire xp3? Thank you
We do not currently have a video on that but have added it to our list of videos we will create in the future. Thanks for the great idea.
What is the baby Lock machine you are using for the sewing machine applique?
Carmen was sewing on the Baby Lock Presto II www.qualitysewing.com/baby-lock-presto-2-sewing-quilting-machine.html
What is the Washington state design? Do you sell this? Thanks.
The design is A View from Here by McKenna Ryan
What kind of stabilizer did you use for the embroidery appliqué?
Carmen used the Floriani Appli-Kay Wonder to secure her applique to her project. www.qualitysewing.com/products/floriani-appli-kay-wonder-sheets-18x3?_pos=4&_sid=373abb16e&_ss=r
Thank you!
@@peggyblanchard5167 You're welcome!