Use a Laser light and quilt a Block like a computer would do!

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In this video we will cover how to use a front mounted laser light to stitch a design in your quilt block without marking!
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@siscarmichael2949 4 года назад

This is great information! I have a new Gammill and was told that I could switch the lazer to the front too...awesome!! Thank you!

@BoldNotionQuilting 4 года назад

how great!

@michellebarkley4987 3 года назад

This one just popped up! I’m loving this idea. I’ve cut out a pattern that is more detailed and just gone around it then added detail. But this idea is amazing!

@theclosetquilterelliemiria198 Год назад

this is so great I have this book ! just got a Qnique 15pro and am doing pantos but this is a great idea for BLOCKS!

@dazzilenememoryquilts1840 4 года назад

That is so cool!

@BoldNotionQuilting 4 года назад

thanks!

@nancyg1786 4 года назад

It was hard to pay attention to your video because your quilt is so cute I couldn't stop looking at it, I love it, I love the colors used, everything! Thank you so much for your videos, fantastic idea that I will definitely use. I've always used the laser from the back of the machine, I never even thought of using the laser on the front side of the machine, so simple, thank you!

@BoldNotionQuilting 4 года назад

I'm so glad! this is helpful! sharons quilt is a cute scrappy quilt for sure!

@judefarmgirlny4893 3 года назад

Great idea! It works really well tho it's awkward to stop to move to next area. After a few times though, I find that I can replicate the new design without the laser if it's not too complicated. Thanks!

@BoldNotionQuilting 3 года назад

Yes! Build that muscle memory. This is great for block work and anything with repetition becomes easier! Fantastic news.

@lavonnethompson117 Год назад

Thqnks for sharing!

@lizthibodeaux2496 4 года назад

I love your videos! I have a Handi Quilter Simply Sixteen on a 10 foot frame, but room size does not permit me to stitch from the machine back. I did not invest in the computer system, so this would be a perfect way for me to do pantos. Thank you for sharing this!

@BoldNotionQuilting 4 года назад

yay!

@stephanieturner7417 4 года назад

What a great idea!!!

@BoldNotionQuilting 4 года назад

thank you!

@christinepierson2255 4 года назад

Yes, this is the only way I use the laser light because I don't do Pantagraphs; I even make a copy of the plastic template and go from there for all over design for a block.

@BoldNotionQuilting 4 года назад

that's awesome!

@bratmamma 4 года назад

Great idea!

@BoldNotionQuilting 4 года назад

thank you!

@buelanudge 3 года назад

This is great. How about a video for machine quilting, the laser light, and a domestic sewing machine like a Juki 2010?

@shirleyflack5849 3 года назад

I bought this laser light tracer, believing it would work on a domestic machine but I have not had success yet. Can you help me

@suesmith32 3 года назад

I would love to try that on my Juki (domestic sewing machine, not long armed). HOw does that work??

@patadams7523 4 года назад

I love watching your videos, they are so helpful. I do have a question. If I wanted to do a border with a laser design, like you did, it would get tedious repeating the same design over and over. Isn't there a way with Quilt Path that you could record the initial laser design, save and then do multiples? If so, could you show that process. Thanks!

@BoldNotionQuilting 4 года назад

yes there is a way to record! but it might be easier to just set borders in QP

@Juno17B 4 года назад

Thank you for the great video. I have a HQ Simply 16 and I use a similar system to make my own Continuous pantographs. I can only quilt a width of about 6 - 9 inches depending on whether the design nests or not. Is there a way to set up so that I can do a taller design ?

@BoldNotionQuilting 4 года назад

not if your machine will only accommodate a panto graph that size. is this because of how you pin your panto graph or because of your machines throat size?

@Juno17B 4 года назад

Bold Notion Quilting the throat size is only 16 inches.

@MsJamble 3 года назад

I’m wondering if this would be successful with a sit down long arm?

@BoldNotionQuilting 3 года назад

Definitely worth trying!

@karenmartin3199 4 года назад

Can you use this on a sitdown machine?

@BoldNotionQuilting 4 года назад

I am not sure how you could apply this on a sit down machine but I'm willing to try it myself!

@jodi3992 4 года назад

I think it would. Instead of moving the machine/laser to trace the stationary design the quilt and pattern are moved around so that the laser point stays on the pattern.

@judithanne7092 4 года назад

Genius, I don’t do pantographs, so have never used my laser,

@BoldNotionQuilting 4 года назад

you should try using your laser! i don't like panto graphs either

@phylliscampbell2325 3 года назад

What foot are you using? It is one I haven’t seen!

@phylliscampbell2325 3 года назад

I have a Millie but my lazer holder is on the top in the front. How did you attach it to the side?

@phylliscampbell2325 3 года назад

I see that this mounting is available at your website. Somehow I missed that at the beginning. I have a 2019 Millie. Would this technique work with my lazer on the top? I going to try it! Thank you for the demo!!!