If you want to successfully quilt with your machine, you have to learn the secrets to controlling the process. In my class, Turn Your Embroidery Machine Into a Longarm at Wisconsin Quilt Expo Sept. 7-9, you’ll learn why handling your quilt like this is a recipe for disaster:
I’ll also share why having two versions of a continuous design, not just mirror-imaged, makes connecting designs a breeze.
And what to do when you have a thread break in the middle of a design.
Most of all, I’ll show you how to get your embroidery machine to do what you want it to do!
I hope you’ll join me in Turn Your Embroidery Machine into a Longarm, at 1:00 every day at the Wisconsin Quilt Expo, Madison, WI, Sept.7-9.
I’m really looking forward to this quilt show because I’ve been spending too much time in my office and studio! It’ll be great to meet and chat with other embroiderers/quilters/sewists. Hope to see you there!
If you purchase your tickets online before the big event, you’ll save $2.00 per lecture. Hurry – seats are going…
22 COMMENTS
Brenda Aigner
7 years agoI would love to see this presentation, but going to Wisconsin right now is not a possibility. Is there any chance of this being repeated in the Dallas , Tx area.
Elaine
7 years agoI would love to see this presentation but unable to get time off from work. Will there be a video for those of us that are not able to go to Wisconsin?
Susan
7 years agowould love to see this presentation but unable so go to Wisconsin will there be a DVD available ?
Louise Jennings
7 years agoAs Elaine, I am interested in a video class seeing this presentation.
Shirley Thomas
7 years agoI’m interested in a video class, too
Betty M Monroe
7 years agoI also would love to see this on a DVD or perhaps a Craftsy class or one of your own.
Shirley Weaver
7 years agoI would to see this presentation. Is there a web class in the works?
Anna
7 years agoYES! Just what I need and surely many, many others not fortunate enough to be able to attend Nancy’s Quilt Expo!
Thurma Livingston-Morrison
7 years agoI’m putting my vote in with the other ladies. I live in NV and getting to WI is not an option for me at this time, but I’d love to be able to learn your method.
Alicia Coke
7 years agoI’m with the others who have commented on wanting an online class, or better yet, a DVD so I have it for future reference. I’m disabled and in serious chronic pain with chronic fatigue.
Please consider our requests. I’d Love to be in your audience but don’t see that happening even if you come to Texas.
Thanks for allowing for comments!
Lisa
Gayle
7 years agoLiving in South Africa a video class will really allow international viewing of the class
Rebecca E.
7 years agoI’ll add one more vote for a DVD or video class! I’m in western Kansas, a little closer than some I agree but health, car and financial constraints would keep me from attending this class.
eileenroche
7 years ago AUTHORYou’re in luck! Nancy Zieman and I covered this topic on Sewing with Nancy. You can watch the 2-part series for free – online. Here’s the link to part 1. http://wpt.org/SewingWithNancy/Video/quilt-embroidery-machine-8-easy-lessons-part-1
Brenda
7 years agoThank you!
Courtney
7 years agoI very interested in seeing the video.
Courtney
7 years agoI very interested in seeing the video. Seeing different things on the embroidery machine that I can do
vik
7 years agoI am in Australia – a bit to far to come so would love a video class or some other means of passing on the information.
eileenroche
7 years ago AUTHORHello Vik,
You’re in luck! Nancy Zieman and I covered this topic on Sewing with Nancy. You can watch the 2-part series for free – online. Here’s the link to part 1. http://wpt.org/SewingWithNancy/Video/quilt-embroidery-machine-8-easy-lessons-part-1
You can also purchase my book: Quilt with Your Embroidery Machine in 8 Easy Lessons. It’s available on our website:
https://www.shop.dzgns.com/collections/books/products/quilt-with-an-embroidery-machine-in-8-easy-lessons
Karen Sopjes
7 years agoI just finished a quilt using a design from your book. The quilt was star blocks so I used the star design.
Patricia Johnston
7 years agoPlease reduce or remove the volume for this webpage. The single note played at intervals during the music gets to be really annoying if you are reading multiple posts or, as is the case for me, I was watching the video mentioned in this post, not realizing it was the sound for this page and getting very annoyed when the music overrode the voices.
Patricia Johnston
7 years agoI owe you an apology! I’m so embarrassed to admit the annoying sound was from a game that I had running. I had turned the sound off of it, but somehow, it forgot this setting when I opened it today. Again, I’m so sorry and so embarrassed!
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