HQ Live - Stabilize, Straighten, and Stitch with Kimmy Brunner - July 2016

[@suzannes3971]

I'm a new Longarmer. This is the best video I've ever seen. Thank you Kimmy!!!

[@HandiQuilter]

Thank you so much.

[@kambyr]

Dude I cannot thank you enough for the tip on loosening the fabric... it’s like I’m in a different world on my long arm now. I thought it might help, I had no idea just how much of a difference it would make.

[@lillianpalko]

I have taken classes from Kim and many, many other quilt teachers. She is without a doubt the BEST and I have dvd's of hers as well. She is precise, clear and funny. She has been teacher of the year also. Absolutely the best!

[@melissamilos4447]

I have had the pleasure of cruising with Kimmy. Her calm easy manner made it a joy to learn from Her. This was an awesome webinar. Thanks Handiquilter for this generous video.

[@katherinewong2901]

I’ve watch thousands of hours of quilting tutorials, maybe a hundred different teachers/educators, this woman is by a Mile the smartest, most sane, proficient teacher alive. I feel like becoming a fan and looking for anything she may teach in person, (Short of a stalker!), lol, she rocks real world longarm!

[@cherifleming8529]

Kimmy Brunner is fantastic! This was the most informative show on setting up your top I have ever seen. Wish I had known this a few years ago. Thank you Kimmy

[@JanetLicariQuilts]

I loved this webinar! Kimmy did an awesome job showing how to keep straight and stabilize. She did a lot of work on samples and had a lot of tips. I need to watch again and take notes. Thank you Kimmy!

[@dianehaun711]

Fantastic information! Wish I'd known all this 6 months ago. My quilts will turn out much better with a lot less frustration on my end from now on. Thanks for all the great tips Kimmy!

[@alexandrawellington8028]

Absolutely brilliant. I thought that I was doing well but this really added fantastic tips to accuracy. A great pair of ladies xxx

[@scottydog6539]

Loved this. Miss you Vicki. You are great too.

[@anitra7747]

This was one of the most informative videos I’ve seen from handiQuilter aside from the webinar with Angela Walters regarding a long arm business start up. Granted I have yet to see the webinar you refer to in the video which I intend to locate and watch post haste. Thank you so much for all of the wonderful info!

[@diannetang5375]

This was absolutely awesome education. I have a long arm on the way, so I’m watching anything and everything in order to have somewhat of a grasp as I hit the new learning curve. This class is incredible. Thanks so much for being willing to share! Kimmy, I have a class on Craftsy that I also love. I have to say your voice and speed are so pleasing...easy listening :) Again, thank you for this class. I can start from the beginning doing things right...I like squared quilts!

[@stmpr2]

One word.......WOW!!!!!! Thank you so much, Kimmy.

[@zettet21]

Lots of great information!! Saved it to watch again later.

[@nannettjordan671]

Love this video! Great information. I learned a lot. Great tips! Thank you 😊

[@Thesueperry]

Great Webinar!!! So much information--must watch again!

[@tammerabeverage8725]

Amazing information, I am new to long arm quilting and you just solved several problems I was encountering. Thanks.

[@hoosierquilt]

Wow. What a great, great video, thank you both Kimmy and Vicky! Saved to my Longarm Videos folder for sure, for future reference!

[@colleenfrancis5899]

This video is very informative and easy to understand and apply to my long arm quilting!

[@amycarrington8702]

Wow! So much great info, I can't wait to use these tips and tricks!

[@samfarrall8374]

Thank you for this video!I have read and read about doing this, but it just never made sense and now light bulb turned on!

[@pattisure11]

I look forward to anything Handiquilter generously shares with us. But the sound is so low that even at my computer's top setting, I still miss so much

[@cherylinct902]

I had the same problem with the low sound, I attached my ear buds to my computer and sound was just fine.

[@flyred77]

You might want to look at a set of really good speakers or external speakers. Perhaps powered speakers will make the difference for you. These videos aren't really that softly volumed.

[@piecemaker2481]

I find it is difficult to hear the conversations on most of your videos. Is it possible to up the volume on your end? I have to double the nirmal volume on my end. Love your videos. They are so helpful for newbies.

[@darlenewolf2092]

Very informative video... thank you

[@MakeItSewBroomfield]

I love St. Victoria's halo. Where does she leave her wings? ;)

[@bonniebrunotte8655]

Thank you, thank you, thank you!!!! Wish I had seen this years ago!

[@HandiQuilter]

Glad it was helpful!

[@marionstuart1376]

Love the invisible marking line trick

[@eileenfb1948]

Thank you!

[@kambyr]

So helpful

[@lillianpalko]

Can someone tell me the name of the pieced flower used in Kimmy's quilt?

[@scottydog6539]

A red laser light would be helpful in this video.

[@colleenfrancis5899]

Instead of a soup can which rolls how about using small bags of rice or dried beans which would stay in place?

[@Bjlam100]

I think that's a good idea. They're probably using cans so that they'll move across the quilt by themselves, but the crash at the end would be disconcerting to most of us! Better we should move our rice bags manually as needed!

[@scottydog6539]

I miss Vicki. Wish she would come by to say hello.

[@gloriwest]

Too many interruptions.