How do I get the arrow to come down on the screen at the top? 2:54

What about a Pfaff Powerquilter

Thank you for showing

Does anyone know how to work this computer?

Thank you for keeping this video on RU-vid. It is so helpful.

2023 2 Apr

Does this apply to the Sweet Sixteen as well?

Just had another thanks for the most comprehensive, clearly explained demonstration of this task! I take abandoned machines and clean them up to donate. So far a good cleaning and oiling has been successful. However, this singer 5705c was completely out of time. I foolishly began by attempting to move the needle bar (no more late night repair sessions for me) then gathering the courage to touch the hook timing. Of course, now if either was ok, they are both a mess! Your video is giving me the courage and markers to try it again. This is a drop in bobbin, but fingers crossed I can apply the principles you explained so well! Thank you!

Just tried it and it works, thanks

The top is wider than the back.is this just for demo reasons?

I just got a second hand 18esp and found your videos, they are very helpful

I have problems with my thread breaking all the time

Little by little, I'll somehow be able to use at least one of my 2 sewing machines.

Thank you for explaining the needle guard versus the hook and also about the stopper mechanism. I have a vintage Stradivaro with a vertical bobbin and an Elna Lotus with a horizontal bobbin that both need timing, but I could not follow other videos.

Amazing video. Thanks for sharing. Way above my ability level but great to see just how involved all these parts are.

Thank You so much!

The white is your batting? it looks like fabric.. I'm really excited to try this on my Cutie tabletop hoop frame. Thank you for making this video. Can this be done with traditional blocks? I have not seen any videos like that out there . Theoretically it sounds like it could be done, right? Can you make a video ?

Great information.im understanding encorders, how to trouble shoot. Thanks

Lisa Jones, I recently had the same happen with mine, I'm afraid I left it on too long as it started smoking, then I unplugged it. What did you do? Anybody out there know of a repair center?

Thank you so much, this is exactly what I needed and fixed my problem in seconds

Thanks!...

This is a fantastic video.

Love this Video! Very well done and your explanation is very clear and understandable. Excellent video, nicely focused! Any videos on basic maintenance of your Tin Lizzie? (oiling, diagnostic on things such as squealing belts and other issues etc?)

I could actually see what you are talking about. Will try to fix mine so I don't have to take it in for service and pay $150 to service it. Thanks a bunch.

How do you know the stitches are straight across the top and straight along the side?

If QEZ had have had a full range of your tutorials, I think they would still be around.

You are a life saver! My mum and I inherited my grandmother’s Tin Lizzie, which had spent a decade or so sitting idle in a basement. I spent all day trying to get the tension right using the written directions in the manual. No luck. Five minutes after watching this tutorial I’ve finally got some decent looking stitches - no loops or eyelashes. Thanks so much! I was about ready to give up, and now I think I’ll be able to finish quilting it today. ❤️❤️❤️

My bobbin assembly is not turning(spinning at all) I have taken out the assembly put it back and still the bobbin does not turn. Help:-) Thanks

Could you show how to roll the quilt, so the marks are at the top.

where can I purchase the cable that connects the motor box to the TL machine?

Wonderful video clip thanks for the efforts you make for this video. I am looking for such type of details from the last month and thank God I found it. Due to your video I am able fix my Pfaff machine in just 10 minutes. Thanks again.

I'm having trouble getting my bobbin to wind and fill the bobbin. Thank you so much for this video. I feel confident I can now fix the issue.

I need real quilt pieces that you can distinguish front and back.

Thank you for sharing this great tip!

Excellent point. I just pinned twice and both times got the incorrect side up. Would be nice to know which side is up. Guess I'll try again, eventually I have to get it right. I mean how many different ways can it got, right? LOL

My thread continues to break when I am sewing right to left??

Snippet of what?? where??? Just show us how you do it instead of talking about "snippets" somewhere else... ugh...

It seems that Tin Lizzie Company has changed hands or names? Lock Smith Lizzie is a more advanced quilting machine. I too have a problem with my Lizzie after moving to a new Studio. I am trying to find the answer to the problem "on line" but it's not working out well.

Oh Lynn, I miss you so much! Thanks for doing these videos, this is super helpful.

Great video

Thank you, I found these tips to be really helpful even for my straight stitch domestic machine that has a similar threading path. I was able to quilt a whole project without any twists or breakage, so thanks again!!

Where is the “snip it” of how to get the bobbin installed?

Hi Lynn! Its Genevieve from Animas! Very educational video and explained so simply! good to see you're still doing what you love!!!

but how do you adjust the tension? i know what it looks like but where, how much, etc?

Can we please get a tutorial with a real quilt top? I am confused as what side of the quilt top gets loaded. Yes, I read the comment that attempted to explain it but some of us need a visual. Thanks!

Hello, my machine speeds up very fast after I am quilting for a while. Can you please help me?

Thank you so much

Hello Miss Lynn. im having issues with my bobbin winder. It simply wont wind, I can not move it at all! what do I do? Thanks so much, Julia Myers

Wow, Lynn, super helpful!