Holy Crop! Part 1

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Hi all,
Today we are starting a series on CROPPING. I get a lot of questions about how to crop and why crop works the way it does. This is video one in the series and this video talks about the theory of how cropping works. Video two will show crop in action and I show you how to do a little more with cropping. The third video in the series will talk about cropping using the start/end button. I love the crop feature in Pro-Stitcher but do understand it takes some time to realize what is going on. I hope this help.
As always, thanks for watching,
Adam
AT THE END OF THE DAY, IT'S JUST QUILTING!!

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14 янв 2021

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Комментарии : 48

@kathleenwindholz4995 8 месяцев назад

I have had so many ah ha moments because of your videos. Being new to this, your videos have helped sooo much.

@bethmcclelland442 2 года назад

I’m a new Prostitcher owner. I’ve looked and looked for help and haven’t found anything that makes sense until your video series. Thank you for being such a great teacher!

@adamsewfun. 2 года назад

Oh my gosh Beth, thank you so much for the kind words and for watching. I do try my best. If you watch, you know it's hard for me to stay on task. LOL

@lucindaagueros1677 Год назад

Thank you - I wish you would come somewhere close to San Antonio

@constancedurham8381 3 года назад

LOVE these videos Adam!!!!

@peachycheeks4394 2 года назад

Awesome, thank you!!

@betsycannan8476 3 года назад

Hi Adam, I saw you for the first time on fb a few days ago. It was great! So, I looked you up. You do a fabulous job! The above video has lots of super information! TU!

@JohnnaGCO 3 года назад

Excellent Education - Love knowing the concepts! You are a training rock star!

@anneclitherow6151 3 года назад

Can’t wait for the next episode in cropping.

@adamsewfun. 3 года назад

One more day!!

@judithkois1892 3 года назад

Thanks Adam, your little one is adorable!

@adamsewfun. 3 года назад

Thank you, he is a handful but so worth it.

@julichambers2822 2 года назад

Adam you are so adorable and such a great teacher!! You saved me today when you helped me with my problem. It made me so happy and I spent the rest of the day sewing different designs and watching your videos. Just watched this one and learned how much there is to learn about crop theory. I promise that is my last freak out (til next time)! Thank you again!! It’s Sept now. I feel so far behind!!

@ruthweber9177 Год назад

Love your teaching style. I just subscribed today and can tell you are the perfect choice to hep me understand Pro Stitcher

@juliebetts4392 3 года назад

I have just found your tutorials, they are brilliant, learning so much. Tank you

@adamsewfun. 3 года назад

Thank you so much for the kind words and thanks for watching.

@deedeec2054 3 года назад

Hi Adam...I just found you by recommendation on Facebook. GREAT explanation on cropping! 😄 Thank you!

@taurigal 3 года назад

Best class I’ve seen for cropping. Thank you, Professor A. :)

@adamsewfun. 3 года назад

Thank you, I did always think I would end up a teacher LOL

@winnonawoodbury5984 2 года назад

Awesome video on cropped. Had a panel with 16 9” squares. Followed your video and did different patterns in each block. Now if I can just remember next time. Only have had Prostitcher a few months, a lot to learn. Thank you for your videos.

@grahamfarrar1153 3 года назад

Thanks for that . Just what I wanted to know . 🤓

@cathymontowski1263 3 года назад

Thanks for explaining, you make it easier to understand.

@adamsewfun. 3 года назад

As always, thanks for watching.

@judithkois1892 3 года назад

Hey Adam, I just got done watching your Dream Big panel, it's beautiful!!

@adamsewfun. 3 года назад

Thank you, they are so much fun to make. Did you watch the free motion or Pro-Stitcher version?

@judithkois1892 3 года назад

@@adamsewfun. I did watch it!!!

@laurelhimes7458 3 года назад

Thank you thank you Adam! I love your Teaching style. I learned so much from this video. I am subscribed but now I hit that bell so I will be notified of any new videos. You’re a PS rockstar! Do you only teach in Texas? My niece is in Lantana and this CA gal would love to take a class from you.

@adamsewfun. 3 года назад

I'm in Texas about once a month. Where in CA are you? Keep an eye out for the announcement next week. ;)

@waleskavillalobos1466 2 года назад

Hi Adam, I love all your videos, you are a great teacher. I would like to know how I get the lines background so I can practice this class. Sorry, I am new in all about Pro-Stitcher. Thank you so much for all your help.

@adamsewfun. 2 года назад

I actually created the lines background in Pro-Stitcher Designer, I’m not sure if there is a design like this to purchase. You can practice cropping with any design though.

@nancyg1786 Год назад

Thank you for all of your easy to understand videos. On the outside crop of the circle with horizontal lines, is there a way to make the outline or travel lines go around the whole circle instead of just one side?

@adamsewfun. Год назад

You can’t direct PS where to stitch, it will just take the path it wants. Most of the time it makes sense but not always.

@judithkois1892 3 года назад

Hi Adam, I have used crop when I'm doing edge to edge, one of the designs however, when I cropped and did my edges, I couldn't find my start, I had a heck of a time doing the rows because I couldn't find when the design started. Maybe that particular design wasn't the best choice for cropping? Maybe you could show doing an edge to edge and cropping. Thank you, this video helped me lots!!!

@adamsewfun. 3 года назад

Judith, I assume you use the start point when you are advancing your quilt. The only thing I can think of is switching the method up when you are cropping something and have the closed edges that cover the start point. I do have a video of how I advance. I see how that can be a problem when the overstitching on the side covers that start point.

@lisaporche1411 3 года назад

This was great - is there a way to stitch around the areas once it’s all cropped away to complete in stitched spaces?

@julichambers2822 6 месяцев назад

Have never used simulator. Just found it. Can I get it on my quick access area? Just now watching this so I assume I’ll find out what simulator does!!

@dianekuch1373 3 года назад

Love you and your fur baby. You are so sweet. Love all your videos.

@adamsewfun. 3 года назад

Thank you. Both Barry and our standard poodle Duchess went to the vet this week, so it has been a busy one.

@marykearns4842 3 года назад

Hi Adam, Loved your video on cropping can't wait for the next video to do multicable cropping. I have been searching for longarm applique designs but can't find any. Do you know where to get them?

@adamsewfun. 3 года назад

Check the website for Anita Shackelford. She has some Trim Backgrounds that are made to go around appliqué. I haven't used them but I know others who love them. Here is a link www.anitashackelford.net/trim-backgrounds.html

@squirrel8791 Год назад

Thank you! This is exactly the information I needed! Your videos are superb! I’ve been using ProStitcher for years and the overstitching around appliqué has proven to be a real problem. And I’ve never gotten good with Art and Stitch, so thanks for the theory and resources! Excellent teacher and a joy to watch!

@dianeseverns2382 2 года назад

Hey Adam, great video. I am wondering how to take an area and crop the regular design out and then echo the inside of the area based on the area design. In the case of a crop around an appliqué, i made an area to crop out the inside. Then i wanted to echo the appliqué inside. If you get my drift. Thanks. diane

@adamsewfun. 2 года назад

One way would be to use Designer. If you have it activated on your tablet, you can send the workspace to Designer, the area would be included in that. Using the area element, you could use the echo feather and work inside the design The other way would be to use Pro-Stitcher to stitch the area, then select the area and resize it and have Pro-Stitcher stitch the area again. Continue this process until you have stitched the desired number of echos. Not fast but it can be done.