Thank you, Rob. No one else has ever explained why we have different feet for free motion quilting. Love your clarity, brevity, and style!👍

Your the first person who explained problems in free motion. Your explanations are fantastic. Thanks

This Quick Tip Video is pretty cool. Who knew that there were so many feet for free motion quilting? What Quick Tip would you like to see in a tutorial?? #mansewing #quicktips #tutorial

You are awesome! I learn so much from you. Odd to see a guy who sees but most videos from women have a whiny voice and it’s annoying. Love your voice and knowledge.

I am new to sewing (only about a year) and this helped me finish several projects. Thanks for all the helpful tips and funny videos.

I have been looking for questions about free motion and you put in so clear for me!!! I have the spring in my set my machine came with and I always wondered what it was for!! Thank you from this newbie quilter!!! Sometimes it takes a man to explain things to me lol.

I learned more from this tip than probably any otherr I have heard! Thank you for fixing the problem I have been having by this one simple video tip. Thank you, Rob!

The close ups of the feet were great! Very helpful information.

I am new to free motion, and this was a great help! I have a new machine, and now I am more familiar with the feet that came with it!! Thanks

It's funny because I didn't know that the one foot hovered over the fabric, I have the Janine 6600 and just finished a quilt. I knew it was adjustable but never noticed it didn't go up and down. I learned something new today! Thanks.

Thanks so much for doing these tutorials. I am getting ready to do some practice free motion sewing in preparation for my first free motion quilting experience.

Fantastic tutorial. Thank you for the great info. You Da Man, Rob!

This is my favorite video. Actually, all of them are great. I already joined your KZfaq sites.

Thank you for your informative video. It was a great learning experience!

Awesome tutorial. I learned so much.

At last ! I know how to fix my free motion foot to my Pfaff, thanks Rob. Mine was supplied with the machine and it is a plastic wide open foot. This really is for darning as it is a zig zag foot.

Rob Thank you so much.

I have a Pfaff machine and didn't know about the hovering foot. Nice reference videos!

This is my favorite Rob video. Now give me the iron. Ha Ha....LOL...insert funny face here. Love you man!

Great video, thanks 👍

Thanks Rob!

I love this video, where can I find I floating foot, I am just learning to quilt and project and I have used the regular spring quilting foot but I can't seem to regulate my stitches. Thank you for this videol

great video... thank you!

I am new to free motion sowing . I ordered the one with the spring and I hope it will work with my Elna 900 🤷🏼‍♀️

I bought a free motion foot the darning foot it works great

Hey thanks so much for your video quick question what’s the tension you use when using a free motion foot presser and also what stitch?

Thank_You for this tip.Yes I have said a few not so nice words when my needle comes out or brakes lol.Have nice Day.

I'm an extreme beginner, I have only made one quilt and I did quilt it myself. What is the best way to quilt something on my home machine for a newbie? Straight lines, pre marking with stencils, free motion? Really enjoy your videos

What if your feed dogs won't come down? My Juki does not allow them to come down.

Thank you.

When I try Free motion quilting I always get a birds nest in my bobbin area. Any suggestions? I have a Singer 5560 with the bobbin on the side.

Can you use a zipper foot for free motion quilting?

Great video. I have done simple quilting on small home babylock machine but used a walking foot. I will try this next time. Great video. Can I sign up for new videos somewhere?

I installed the foot that came with my singer quantum 9960 and when I lower the presser foot it does not appear to go all the way down. The spring IS over the needle bar and it DOES move up and down...but it is not going all the way down like in your video. Any ideas?

Could an embroidery foot possibly be used for free motion quilting?

What do you do about your feed dogs if you have an older machine were they do not have a switch to lower them?

Which Iron do you use!!!!???? Oooh my goodness!! Is awesome!! I need that for all my ironing. We use it a lot!! Please can u tell me where did u get it??

This is good info. You should do some on the different types of batting😀

Great info, could you do a demo on the ruffle foot and if you don't have one what you can do to ruffle fabric? My machine does not have one and I want to ruffle fabric. angel hugs Debby

I don't have any kind of free motion foot and, well... Money is tight right now... Is it possible to do this with the normal presser foot? I've lowered the feed dogs and raised the presser foot bar so the presser foot doesn't touch the fabric. But I am having all kinds of tension issues. I've played with the top tension bu t it's always too tight or too lose. There seems to be no middle ground. Obviously, I know it's best to have the correct tools, but is there a way to do this without them?

I have an old but wonderful Singer 6215C that I'm learning to quilt on, but there is no way on it to drop the feed dogs. Does that mean that I cannot possibly learn to free motion quilt on this? I have been only stitching in the ditch until now... Thanks, Lori

hi, you had an awesome reference sheet that flashed on the screen for the different needles I don't see that linked in the description where could I download that? Thanks.

how to you fix shredded thread

Great explanation, Rob. And yes, the needle falling out while sewing is less than enjoyable lol.

I can't lower my feed dogs. I have an older 1980s singer sewing machine. What do I do now? Is it a lost cause?

Can you give some suggestions on how or what motifs to use on a log cabin quilt? It’s red, white and blue and made for a disabled vet. Queen size.

Love your videos but find when you use your hands when your talking and use your hand for the words you are saying very distracting and annoying.