This works great for embroidery. I just embroidered 20 beach towels that were too thick to hoop.

I’m so glad you like this method. Any thread will be fine as long as you get a balanced stitch. I’ve used a lot of different threads depending on how I want the finished look.The blue dot bobbin is my

Also check the height of the presser foot. Sometimes raising it a little helps. I had a tiny burr in the center of the presser foot that I smoothed out with a round file. This stopped the snagging.

I just finished a quilt top and will video the binding from the beginning. It will include the finishing edge as well. The video in the app covers everything else. This is one of my favorite accessori

The HD roller foot is perfect. It stitches next to the hooks and the roller keeps it moving evenly.

If your machine has that stitch in a left needle position, use that. I also use a stretch needle and hold the needle and bobbin threads under the presser foot and to the right. Hope this helps. Diane

I used 75 lbs. DIYMAG on Amazon. They held a large heavy quilt that was heavily pieced. Just don’t set them down on the bed of the machine. They don’t cause a problem, just hard to remove.

Yes, the frame holds the quilt next to the bed of the machine and stitches beautifully. Without the frame the quilt tends to move and distort the stitching. I am working on a quilt with multiple hoopi

Oops I was referring to a printed paper template of the embroidery design.

I have been experimenting with magnets on a large quilt with lots of piecing and seams. The quilting hoop is great but the magnets that came with it tend to pop off with a heavily pieced quilt and war

Hi, I use batting as stabilizer if I want to machine quilt. By stitching the sections on the batting, those construction stitching lines will be hidden. After the top section is finished a backing fab

Try unplugging the thread cutter from the foot.

It won’t show up until you take a picture of the background and adjust the positioning marks then touch next. You will love this program.

You might have the straight stitch plate on your machine.

Oh my gosh. It should say 2 -24” zippers. This project was several years ago and lots of people made it so I can only guess that there was a later version and somehow we grabbed the wrong one this tim

I haven’t had any trouble using a #14 or#16 jeans needle. The sharp point penetrates the layers easily.

Yes, it is a new feature. I think it makes it easier.

Acufil designs cannot be opened in the edit screen of the machine unless there is a new update I am not aware of. I wish it would. There are so many times this would be invaluable.

Ok, this is my workaround. Hoop the fabric with the smaller hoop. Use the trace to make sure it fits then stitch. The machine doesn’t know what hoop you have on the machine.