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UPDATE: The chairs are no longer available on their website. So this video is largely a waste of time, unless you just want to buy the chair elsewhere.
Thank you are there more you tube videos on quilt artist. Looking for information on using the designs in quit artist and how to make sure they will fit my quilt so i have a complete pattern
One thing not told about auto needle threader, it won't work for some needles. I'm not talking about narrow eyed needles. Not knowing this I broke my threader.
A big thank you for the video have watch loads of other help videos and all I got from them was a headache iIcame across yours and it is now saved in its own folder Good ScanN Cut videos. I have now cut my own HTV and solved the problem of it just keaving me with individual letters to try and apply myself. Thank you again for the bit on using the half cut. Used it and it worked I am so happy your video is so simple and yet so informative far far superior to the many thats out there. 😊😊😊😊😊
Loving your tutorials, so nice to have clear instructions straight to the point. Find it difficult to concentrate with background music or teacher waver arms giggling with unnecessary comments. Was delighted on discovering you, finally started to use my Scan n Cut sdx1200, I’ve so much to learn but feel all will be fine if I follow you. Thank You
This was wonderful as I just got my new machine yesterday and a lot of videos are either covering what they are doing to thread or it isn't shown well. Thank you I followed along and upper threaded and threaded the needle. This was really so easy once you see what you are supposed to do. It is hard being visual to really understand the written instruction manual. The threading of the needle is pure magic and I can't believe how quiet this is. LOVE it!!!!!! Brother NS80e
What kind of machine are you using ? I wish we could have seen you joined the binding as well. Nice video I didn’t know how to do this and I’m making a baby quilt with ruffles
I love my Horn cabinet! Sure do wish I’d found this video before I spent 2 days trying to figure out how to use it! 😂 I have figured it out & am so delighted with all its wonderful features. Thank you for your video. I’ll be sure to pull all your videos up in the future! ❤
I think this has helped me a lot! I’ve spent the day trying to figure out how to reposition after a shutdown. But not at the beginning actually in the middle of a design.
Thank you so much for this demo! Have been trying to figure out how to change the needle position ever since I got it in May! Still haven't been able to figure out how to make the button to work that makes the needle go wider to narrower. Please explain this in your video.
You did an excellent job at explaining this. I wished more people would be this great at explaining things. Do you have more videos especially for beginners?
I have had my Ps500 for 3 months. Overall, I have been really happy with my machine, It only will go in the center position. Is there a way to get it to go into the left position? I also can't get the button that makes the thread go wider and narrower to work. Can you help with this?
Thank you for this awesome, incredibly helpful tutorial. It had never occurred to me that the laser light could ensure my quarter inch seams are just that. Best wishes from the UK - Marion.
Great video. I really wished you used a fabric with a right and wrong side. I always load my backing fabric incorrectly, with the wrong side down. Thanks!
This has shown me more than looking at the official site, which does not go far enough. In fact not many of these essential tips on the official site at all
I just bought one of these - it's now 2023 - and I'm upgrading from a 2140. WOW. Thanks for highlighting all the basics - I appreciate knowing about the aluminum base, the thread stands, etc. I cannot wait to start sewing.
