Awesome as usual!

Great info!!

Love this interview segment. Very informational and encouraging!

How long til we get that next episode? I've been tasked with updating our shop's e2e pattern catalog and would love whatever help I can get. 😅

Thank you, this video has answered alot of my questions concerning SID. I'm so glad you have the same concerns. 🇦🇺

Welcome Doc and Tucker! Enjoyed discussion about pattern management. Glad I’ve done most of mine. Gleaned some new ideas as well. As always, love the topic choice and look forward to next one. Thx

Absolutely inspiring!!! What a great episode. God bless Danielle and her longarming journey.

Wish I could afford a gammill

Very interesting

Awesome story and great ideas to build up business!

I just watched this Latest Thread 61 and learned lots and awestruck by how beautiful the quilts were, and really appreciated all of your descriptions on how you approached each challenge. My question is how to approach fused applique vines that will not be stitched down before quilting? The stems and vines are very narrow. My thought is to stitch straight lines down the center of the vines even though that will flatten down the applique, and let the edges fray up if they want too (add to the texture of the quilt?), then do an outline of quilting around the applique and fill the background with small swirls or bubbles. Does anyone have any better ideas?

Beautiful work! Thank you for the video!!

When quilting edge to edge how do I fix the last row when it’s smaller than previous pattern

That truck is a business expense for the longarm business, right?👍🏻🧵😀

This is the best hands on video I have watched!! I was able to fix my random loopy top stitches. I was so frustrated!! YOU!! should make more videos! YOU know what you are talking about, YOU get your points across and are easy to understand and YOU covered all the possibilities which are NOT covered in the book. Please do more videos. Us newbs need your insight and knowledge.

I’m fascinated by how differently our minds perceive the objects we see!

love seeing how these inspirational things actually stitch out

I am working on a 60 inch my 60 inch turtle body to quilt as one pattern. How can I section out each part of the pattern to quilt/sew and then move onto the next part of the pattern? TIA

Do you have a video in full screen view that shows how to use one large pattern on a 60x60 inch quilt. I'm not sure how to section the pattern

Learn your machine. Recently I had a tech go through my machine after many years of perfect stitching. The very nice tech called me over to instruct me in proper bobbin tension. Mine was far too loose. So he tightened it to "proper" tension. Then he tested it. And loosened, and tested and loosened and tested and loosened. Ended back to what it had been before, where my machine wants it. Know how to adjust and maintain but also know your machine.

All of our families are crazy....😂 SO true! What gorgeous quilts. Neat to see your granddaughter getting involved. Thanks Linda & Rick for the best of both worlds.

I love your quilting, Norma. It’s always a treat to see your posts. It’s so sweet of you to share what patterns you use!❤

What a great video! I love how many variations for the same block as well as how to move about the block with a continuous design. Thank you

Impressed by how many different opportunities you came up with! Thank you.

I love these podcasts. I’m trying to build up the courage to get a Statler, and start a business. Got to get my husband on board for that loan, though. He’s a frugal feller. Ok, ok. He is a tightwad. 😂

Thank you so much for putting these together! Looking forward to learning free motion.

love this

Natural spiral. It’s an Ammonite.

It’s an Ammonoidea Or Ammonite for short. You see these mostly cut in half.

What a wonderful interview! Thank you for sharing your experiences, Colleen. Your story is inspiring.❤

Fabulous blue quilt. Nice other quilts as well.

When I first started, pantographs were so new there were no guides for nesting or even true nesting patterns! We had to calculate and measure out how far to roll our quilts forward! Then someone came out with a color coded guide strip for the various pattern widths so we would know how to mark our tops for rolling forward. As you might guess, there was an odd looking strip of blank space across the quilt every time we rolled. How wide that space was depended on how close we dared to try to place the next row! Good times! Needless to say, I preferred to free-motion from the front!

Thanks for great ideas!

I love that flower, awesome. I have a poinsettia, not good enough to do it!

I’m interested in how you change the name of your quilt groups as you mentioned

I am enjoying "Node Nerds" very much, they are informative and inspirational. I would like to know when using two or three layers of batting, do you increase your stitch length? I typically use one layer of wool and one of 80/20 and have not changed my stitch length and I'm thinking I should. I usually stitch at l3 spi. Thank you in advance for taking the time to answer.

I am a new quilter. I have always been a crocheter, but my old hands are making that more difficult. I researched a lot of longarm machines, but I have never tried any! My Gammill Statler Ascend is scheduled to arrive in 4-6 weeks! I love seeing your first attempts. It makes me less scared and I aspire to make beautiful creations like all of yours. Thank you ladies!

How much did you charge? TY 😊

I love these! Learn so much each week

How wonderful!

You never disappoint! Thanks for the inspiration.

Love these interviews

Thank you for providing this new education source! I have created some patterns for my own use but am anxious to learn more. Also, I would love to do more custom quilting and this will be a helpful tool. I love the title "Node Nerds." Mostly I would like to learn tips for custom quilting, combining patterns, ...anything to do with advanced computerized quilting!

I have always been a fan of "The Latest Thread", and I love the addition of a "Creative Spark". As always you inspire the audience. This is really great!

Oh, this brought back memories! ❤

Very inspiring!! Thank you for sharing a beautiful story.

Do any of you have a sheet to fill out all the options for the customer, like color of thread, custom or edge to edge, so the details are all on the order form? I think that would be so important then you know exactly what they want. I've had a hard time drawing one up that looks professional. Thank you, hopefully someday I can be aNERD to.

Hello " Fun ladies", I'm so happy to have come across you Nerds.... how I've needed you. I'm learning so much and I feel more confident using my machine. Thank you again, Susan

Great information. I started 15 years ago on the “figure it out system.” Definitely want to attend some training on Creative Studio. Always something to learn!

I find these so valuable!! Look forward to it every single week~!