Beautiful! How do you add a backing?

Thanks for this.

Great ideas. Thank you for another wonderful video!

Very clear instructions thankyou

Awesome 👌

That is a really neat idea! Thank you!

It truly is a wonderful thread. It's stronger than one would think. I just needed to have a little patience the first time I threaded my machine because it's harder to see. I bought a package of matching pre wound bobbins and I'm really glad I did.

Maybe add a splash of vinegar a natural anti mold agent.

Nice easy to follow lesson on M7 Plates. Took snapshots and put in my manual. I like visuals. Explanations are simple and to the point. That's all I needed.

It sounds like you have something against steam. Am I missing something?

Very well done video. Just the facts without any extraneous chit chat. Thanks!

This is the way I baste ALL my quilts. A1 product.

This is great! We now know that adhesive products contain PFOA’s, which go in and stay in your body forever, and have a cumulative effect on your health. Using your spray puts none of this in the environment or your body.

A Very Nice and Extremely Informative Video!!! I am not a quilter, but an Embroiderer. I am learning to do Free Hand Motion Embroidery and have a very old Singer machine from the 1940s that does precisely what the CM 7 does with the Knee Lifter. I am drawing my design on the fabric, and then fill it with the variable zig zag stitch as if it were the regular satin stitch. This maybe another reason I could be getting one of these Janome machines!!! Janome have been one of my favorite brands, I Own the MC 9500 for more than a decade now, and is a workhorse!!!! Thanks for your Super Video!!!!

You talked about the plates, but I'm still not understanding why you have to chang them. What does HP mean, what is the advantage of that plate. I understand the single hole plate, but why cant you use one of the other plates.

Do I specifically need to use potato-based vodka or will just cheap rot gut stuff work? 😂. I’m not a drinker so I’m clueless!

Thanks.

Will the flour attract bugs/silver fish?

I might try is for floating machine embroidery.

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Good info, thanks for sharing

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Thanks for sharing Kim! This sounds like a great tool for FMQ💕🧵

It works like a charm but be aware of fabric bleed. I had washed my fabrics before hand but when I did my test of the "adhesive" my blue bled on my white. Ugh. I will definitely use this in the future on different kinds of quilts.

Great resource thank you for reviewing this book!

Fabulous review, extremely helpful! You are an excellent presenter.

So excited to try this. I followed a recipe a fellow quilter gave me and it was a didn't work well. I see now it didn't have enough water and I cooked on low for an hour and a half!! I'm not giving up. Thanks for providing the recipe and the tip to put large quilts out on a tablecloth overnight. My quilt is big.

I’m hoping someone jumps into the comments with some info about whether or not cornstarch works. It’s a tricky thing working with wheat based products if you have celiac. I’m terrible about forgetting that I need to scrub my hands when they don’t necessarily feel dirty. Duct tape over my mouth till after I’ve washed my hands might do the trick😂

I might as well choose the vodka lol since I need that for making ny own vanilla extract too. Excited to try this!

I will definitely be trying this basting spray. I bought a can ($$) from the fabric store and found that I was very sensitive to the fumes. Thank you so much!

I seem to get a very very minor V when I FOLD the fabric for long strips!

I am celiac and as long as I don't eat it it''s fine. Thankfully quilts are not on my diet plan 😂😂

For lack of a tub, I use a rectangular storage tub in my shower. I am still working on a quilt on which the black bled all over to leave peach cottons gray. . . . Thank heavens for Costco-sized containers of Dawn!!

Definitely going to try this!

what an awesome idea, thank you so much

Looks great from Maine. Love watching

When I first made this was with the rubbing alcohol. Rather expensive and I found the smell too strong. So next time I used methylated spirits and added lavender oil. Much better than the rubbing alcohol. So the next

Thanks!

I found your video a few years ago, and have basted dozens of quilts. I have never bought another can of spray since. Thank you so much, you have saved me so much $$$$$, plus no fumes anymore. Literally a game changer for me.

Brilliant!!!! Going to save so much money! Thank you 😊

Great hack!

Thank You!!

I am new to ruler work and don't have a favorite yet.

Drawing might help a little, but moving a big piece of layered fabric under a needle is a whole different ballgame.

❤I have watched a couple of your older videos for the 9450 and 9400 for refreshers, thank you for your clear and informative tutorials. I was trying to remember how to do ruler work and decorative stitches. 😊 thank you

I love paper piecing, it’s my favorite way to piece quilts. Haven’t tried it with freezer paper but did buy the freezer sheets a while ago. just can’t believe it could be as accurate as stitching on paper and seems to be a lot more prep work. Thank you for sharing your process.

I feel like this video is named in a misleading way. You still need paper. It is just a different kind of paper.

❤ the idea, thank you so much for sharing 😊, most definitely I will do this soon

So clever, I will definitely make it, thank you so much for sharing 😊

Thank you. I learn so much from your excellent videos.