I just bought this machine used from a lady who bought the embroidery machine in this model. She sewed less than 500 hours and it was serviced and was in the shop less than a week. I have free lessons any time I want them and a free service before a year. I have to be honest, I was crying tonight because I was having problems threading it and my bobbins I thought were too full. Thanks to this very considerate fellow, now I can finish cutting my quilt and get going.
Another amazing video! I didn't quite understand how the in machine video help worked before. The fact that video's stopped midway to wait for you the sewer to catch up by doing same steps, and then continue on. So glad I watched this instruction video #2 to fully understand what the intent is inside the machine. Now I'm blown away by how much great instruction is at hand in the machine and get how to leverage it. So glad the special dimensional stitches were also mentioned! I would have skipped that whole area in the machine, but can't wait to try some out now that I've seen how that works demonstrated! Excited to move on to instruction video #3!
I've owned my Epic 95Q for about 18 months and have yet to find tutorials that are so easy to understand and follow as all four from Village Sewing Center. Thank you so much!
I have already left a comment, but think I want to say it again. This is such a good video, it covers so much, and your voice is very pleasant. thank you
@@megoutlaw247 no no I was asking the question I’ve since found some answers though and apparently it will take some feet but not all I don’t know which yet
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I just bought this machine used from a lady who bought the embroidery machine in this model. She sewed less than 500 hours and it was serviced and was in the shop less than a week. I have free lessons any time I want them and a free service before a year. I have to be honest, I was crying tonight because I was having problems threading it and my bobbins I thought were too full. Thanks to this very considerate fellow, now I can finish cutting my quilt and get going.
Another amazing video! I didn't quite understand how the in machine video help worked before. The fact that video's stopped midway to wait for you the sewer to catch up by doing same steps, and then continue on. So glad I watched this instruction video #2 to fully understand what the intent is inside the machine. Now I'm blown away by how much great instruction is at hand in the machine and get how to leverage it. So glad the special dimensional stitches were also mentioned! I would have skipped that whole area in the machine, but can't wait to try some out now that I've seen how that works demonstrated! Excited to move on to instruction video #3!
I've owned my Epic 95Q for about 18 months and have yet to find tutorials that are so easy to understand and follow as all four from Village Sewing Center. Thank you so much!
Amazing information, I have had my machine since 2020 and had no instructions or lessons due to COVID, thank you thank you!
I have already left a comment, but think I want to say it again. This is such a good video, it covers so much, and your voice is very pleasant. thank you
I've learned so much from your training videos. I have to say these videos are wonderful. I can now use my machine like it should be ysed. thank you
This is awesome instruction. Thank you!
Great information, especially having someone walk us through
thank thankyou !!!!
Does this machine use the same feet as the say topaz series
is it the same binding foot for example
Thank you so much...super helpful!!!
@@megoutlaw247 no no I was asking the question
I’ve since found some answers though and apparently it will take some feet but not all
I don’t know which yet