Hi Beth, I just got my first sewing machine, I use to watch my grandmother, so exciting just can't wait, I want to try a quilt some day. Thank you for your time
Thanks, Mitchell. Appreciate you watching. Stay safe and take care. p.s. I have a spinning wheel I bought thirty years ago in the Black Hills of South Dakota. Haven't used it in years. A basic Anderson. Raised an angora goat to spin her hair, but never got good at it. One of these days. xx
Beth Maitland nice! I haven’t spun in years! Ever since I got into quilting. Now I’m saving up for my own longarm. I’ve had quite enough of wrestling my quilts through my domestic machine haha! Take care as well!
I made this on a baby quilt on my HQ 16 which is similar to domestic as table model. I really liked the texture and feel even though busy prints made it harder to see. Quick pattern to do. Minky on back actually waa easier to see than front. Not what I expected.
I bought a simple florescent "under cabinet" light at home depot and just rest it on each side of my machine. It works perfectly and was only twenty dollars or something. I got the kind that can be mounted but have their own plastic housing so I can just plug it into an extension cord and move it as needed.
NO No, not at all offended. Just don't want you to be uncomfortable with the motion. But really don't know another way to satisfy the other requests for machine mounted video. No worries!!! Thanks for commenting.
lol, might stop watching then. The only way to get video of the needle work into the quilting and the actual real time design is to mount the camera on the quilter. I have been asked by most of my students to show the onboard movement. Please don't be uncomfortable with the movement. Don't watch these!! ;)
