Fasturn by Crowning Touch Inc is a great tool if you need to turn lots of tubes of any width. I am not associated with them at all, just a happy user.

Excellent tips thanks!

Beginning to explain the Edit Screen on Janome Embroidery Machines!

howcome you never use your own sewing machines?do you own sewing machines? and why can't you film operating the sewing machine electric foot pedal??

Thank you, very easy to understand and helpful.

Please feel free to ask questions!

Omgoodness this looks so fun. Thank you.

This is very useful thanks! I only have a baby lock but this still gives me some tips i'll get it out and have a go

SO interesting. Im going to try it - but what do you do about the BACK of the quilt?

That's a good tip thanks!

Just wanted to say a big thank you for making this video. There are barely any tutorials on this machine in particular and I always struggle with re-threading it. That was the quickest I have done it yet. About to search your channel for how best to tension and see what other wonderful help/advice you have. Thank you ❤❤

I’ve been looking for a solution to my problem. I have 4 horizontal QAYG rows with 6 quilted rectangular blocks in each row. I attached the 4 horizontal rows using zig zag stitching, then covered the seams on front and back with Marti Mitchel’s iron on batting tape to flatten and contain all stitching. I like how yours looks with the narrow blue sashing, however, no matter how carefully I pin the sashing, the two sides do not align, one over the other. However, I did not copy what you did. I tried to attach both the long top sashing and the back row sashing strips AT THE SAME TIME. I’ve tried this twice, but as I said above, the front and back ( or the top layer sash and the bottom layer sash) do not lie meshed together. After all this work I really don’t want to cut the rows apart to apply the front and back above and below each other, and then try to attach that to the adjacent row. Can you tell me of another method of connecting these rows?

LOVE LOVE LOVE this! Thanks so much. Ive been needing a cover mor my Juki TL2010Q

Just found your channel. Thanks so much for this! I'm going to give quilt as you go a try!

Thank you so much!! I couldn’t get mine to work until I watched your video. Found that my wiire was not straight. I unbent it and it works like a charm no.

If you push the switch down into the area marked "2" you have set the machine to 2 thread overlocking. It is highly unlikely you will ever do two thread overlocking but it changes all the internal tensions on the machine!

Big thanks to Steve for letting me use his machine!

Can I do twin needling on the jamone fd206?

But what about the backside of the quilt?

So nicely done! Thank you!

Grace’s quilt is fabulous

Beyond beautiful! You did a wonderful job and Grace must have been thrilled.

Stunning,!

This quilt has a presence of Heirloom. It is beyond beautiful. Just love it!

Hi Sharon. Can I ask if the vertical joining strips @ 2.31 are sewn all the way down in one piece from top to bottom or do they only cover each set of designs being joined. I can see the horizontal joining strips are in one piece. I ask because I have seen other quilters leave a gap at both ends of the squares when sewing the vertical strips. Perhaps to eliminate bulk where they cross over?

Thank you Sharyn! I just turned 30 and got my first sewing machine. Your tutorial made it really easy to understand ☺️

Жаль, что на иностранном языке, всем мира и добра.

Thank you 🙏🏼 I’ll check it out

I wanted information regarding the RE1306 bobbin and insertion which appears to be totally different to this machine 😬

I was intending to do part 2 of Grace's Quilt today, but I am currently unwell and have no voice! Hopefully I will be able to get it sorted by the next one. Cheers Sharyn

These are gorgeous.

Candlewicking is my favourite hand craft! I thought some of these designs looked like hand embroidery? rather than candlewicking. Grace is one extremely talented lady and I envy her patience. Cannot wait for the rest of this series of videos. Thank you Sharon for sharing.

Excellent video.❤

Yes, sweatpants without pockets are useless.

Thank you. I have lots of sweats that need pockets ( I hate carrying purses just for 🗝️ s and change) 👍🏻

New Subscriber here! I am thrilled to see the EASIEST QAYG technique ever! Bless you! BIG hugs from Texas! 🤗🤗🤠🤠

I never knew about the switch!

Is there a 1/4 inch foot that would be compatible with this machine? I'm thinking of having something like this to take on holidays.

Thank you. I've been sewing for for 60 years and that was the best lesson on this I've ever heard. I've never thought twice about the 2.5 stitch length for almost everything but I will be adjusting my habits right away.

So long since I have done a blind hem, this is a great video. Thankyou!

Really great series- I’m sold on the machine- thank you for the tips particularly the blind hem. I’m looking forward to more of your videos. 👍

Hi. I can't thank you enough for these wonderful videos. I could never afford or have access to garment classes where I live. Have a nice day.

What’s wrong with looking homemade?

This was something I didn't know I needed to hear. I was sandwiching a hot pad and trying to zigzag stitch binding on. My machine kept missing stitches (a lot of them!) and I couldn't figure out what the problem was. I am a novice sewer so I assumed either my thread tension was wrong or my machine was just broken with that stitch type. You made complete sense though...so I am willing to try again. Thank you!

Can you use wider strips like a 2 1/2 inch or wider or do you have to use 1 inch between your blocks

This was eye-opening! I will be using these tips in future.

Good information. Thank you.

Hello, new and begineer here after sewing a few garments for my family. This video is great to follow, however very hard to differentiate the pocket from the pants. I wish the lining would have had different material colour. Your voice and way of explaining is very nice. Thanks for this video.

Good info, thanks!

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