I think it's amazing how you take the time to share your knowledge. all you put in to your tutorials and your teaching. answering questions u know will be asked. your graphics are phenomenal! I CAN TELL U TRULY LOVE TO INSPIRE AND TEACH OTHERS THE LOVE OF QUILTING. BLESS YOU DEAR
I always will be your fan,The work you do is beautiful and i know you are busy but always take the time to help us when we have doubts on any subject I appreciated or the help and advise you always give me..Thanks you again..
Thank you for that ,I never knew this needle did such beautiful work.I shall be using mine more often and will share your tutoring with my Quilting friends.
I have a Bernina and the stitches have numbers not names so I do not know what an entradaux stitch looks like. Could you show a picture of what the stitch icon looks like on your machine so I can find that stitch on my machine please?
Jeanne, what would you use a spring needle for? My old machine came with a wing, a drill and a spring needle all of which have been sitting for 40 years. Now I know what to do with the wing, but the others......
Janet, a spring needle is used for thread painting on your machine and is used without a foot. The drilling needle is a series of 3 needle on one shaft. It's very similar to a twin needle only you would be stitching with 3 strands of upper thread vs. a single strand.
I want to use a hemstitch to make an oval frame around a large monogram. I am concerned that the two layers (fabric and stabilize) may shift. Can I use a light application of spray adhesive between the fabric and the stabilizer? I hope with a little practice I can do this! Thank you for the video!
+mary bennett I am using a Brother Quattro 6000D. If you look at your decorative stitches on your Baby Lock you should find stitches that say "hemstitching". Try looking in your manual to see if you can locate them. You might check under Heirloom Stitches.
