How to Download and Extract Zip Embroidery Files from the Internet to Your Computer

[@bernadettefeener660]

I spent the entire day organizing my embroidery files, using your ideas and direction. I cannot tell you how much it's helped me wrap my mind around the file system. My files were all over the place, but not any more. They're organized and I hope to keep them in good order. Your instructions are so clear and easy to understand. Thank you so much.

[@conniefalcon9773]

OMG thank you. I am a beginner with machine embroidery. Just got my first machine for Christmas so I have been watching video after video and your video is awsome. I do domestic violence work in the court system so I sew and am venturing out to learn machine embroidery as my relief. My Mom taught me to sew when I was 13 years old and I am thinking about retirement. I have saved your video and will be looking for more of your videos. Thanks again and wish me luck.

[@mmartin5457]

Hi!!! Just purchased the Embrilliance software. I have four Brother machines X 4 years and ONLY NOW, getting to know how to best utilize their capabilities Thank you for this video!!! I am 57 years old but DESPERATELY needed to learn new baby steps in order to “walk” with my machines:-). Since I am not computer savvy, with YOUR tutorials, I FINALLY “get it” and understand how to do more. Being new to You Tube, well, wow!!! So much info available. But I must say, I have subscribed to a few channels, but YOUR channel is the ONLY one that I turned on the notifications bell 🔔 ;) I look forward to “catching up” with ALL your videos that I have missed. Your time and dedication for helping novices such as myself is truly appreciated 🙏

[@sewbizzylizzy]

Hello Becky. I am not new to machine embroidery. I began back in 1995. Needless to say it’s changed over the years. Back in about the year 2000 I purchased a program called Embird. It did all of the things that both of the software programs you were using and even more. You could digitize your own designs in it, you could turn a photo into an embroidery, instead of using just the file name it also had a thumbnail of the embroidery, so if you didn’t know the name you could just look for the picture of the embroidery. I’ve been sick and haven’t embroidered for about 8.5 years now, but I did try to keep up with progress by watching KZbin and visiting stores that had machines and fabric. I said all of that to say that I was afraid I wouldn’t understand the new way of doing things, but you made it so easy to understand. It really hasn’t changed a lot. Mostly what you use to get the designs to the embroidery machine. Thank you so much for this video. It has encouraged me that I may still have the ability to use my embroideries I saved to discs for a back up. Embird gave a free 30 day trial and then the full program (which had a lot more to it than I could put in here) was around $89. When windows went from a 16 bit system to 32 I think, they took a long time trying to convert to the new. It was about the time I got sick. I don’t know if they ever made the switch or went out of business. I’m going to try and find out. I hope they are still in business. It was a powerful program. I’ve got some research to do. I still have My Husqvarna Viking #1+ machine and back a few years ago my husband got me a Singer Futura Quintet. I would never have gotten a Singer if I were involved because I’ve heard they are junk. I sure hope not because it has some really big and nice hoops to go with it. I have just unboxed it. I haven’t used it yet. Thank you for the encouragement to get in there and use it. Things haven’t changed so much that I can’t understand it. If I don’t I’ll ask you, LOL. Have a blessed day. Thank you again. Elizabeth

[@sndygskylr]

Aw, shucks, 3 yrs ago for class. I am so very thankful to have found you. You truly are a great teacher!

[@gwendolynhealy2354]

Adding to my previous comment, I got it on my machine. Now I have to figure out how to make it do all of the stops and change the colors and stuff. woohoo making progress. Thanks Becky.

[@PowerToolsWithThread]

Keep going! You got this!

[@annparry2869]

it as if you knew what help I need.Just retired sewn for years but new to embroidery,bought a Brother V5 LE embroidery machine and struggling with zip files and transferring. Thank you soooo much.xx

[@daisymarrero6738]

Thankyou for taking us step by step on this task. You are a great teacher. Easy to follow and understant. I highly recomend all beginers on these to watch your videos. Daisy TX

[@PowerToolsWithThread]

Thank you!

[@beckybrunelle641]

OMG thank you so much. I purchased my embroidery machine, got about a 20 min walk thru and have been left to my own devices!! Great information!!

[@cherokee51]

Becky, I am relatively new to embroidery and quite a novice when it comes to computers. However I like alot of people use my cell phone for everything. So convenience sake I'm wondering if there is a cord or gadget or app that i can use to download embroidery designs directly from my cell phone to a usb drive and then to the embroidery machine. I've asked in my Bernina 830 group and no one seems to understand what I'm asking for. I've purchased a external cd drive because I have several Anita good designs and my new laptop doesn't have that drive available.

[@VickieSnow-i5f]

I am brand new to Embroidery so much that I just bought a used Luminaire XP2. I have watched your videos over and over. You are a great help and take the time to explain things.

[@PowerToolsWithThread]

You are so welcome!

[@dianetaylor7198]

Thank you so much. This is not in the manual with the machine and without this you are so limited. I too got about a 20 minute teaching session and have struggled trying to figure out how all this works so just started doing more quilting. There are not so many KZbin sites for instruction on embroidery. I think much comes because there are so many different machines. I will really start again working on more embroidery thanks to you.

[@chrystalhenthorne8209]

Good place to start Becky. Welcome to the addiction folks. LOL. I've been digitizing for 10 years. Lots of training courses and I still have a lot to learn.

[@pamatt73]

Thank you for sharing I had purchased designs and they are still in my ordered line waiting to be downloaded😢all because I didn’t have a clue what to do next ❤❤❤❤

[@mikestone6139]

Thank You for all your help. Jeannie

[@lynncobb8992]

Excellent. I have a 2 year old Babylock hardly ever used and a new computer still in the box. Tomorrow, I am going to unbox that computer and get to work. Saved your video and plan to watch the follow up. You are a great easy to understand teacher. Thank you for your help.

[@karenmcdonough3614]

You are a fabulous teacher. Please keep making these instructional videos for embroidery. I appreciate that you show your goofs...(Uh Oh!). I know I will make all of those plus many more and seeing how you fix it is so important.

[@rosethompson4379]

Cant tell you how much that has helped me will be looking at that over and over until I get it right.

[@PowerToolsWithThread]

Glad it helps!

[@PatriciaMartinez-ty4er]

I just want to thank you so so much! About a month ago I got a new computer. Went from a Mac to Windows. I have been going around and around with zip files and how to open in Embrilliance. So amazingly simple. Your the best. For you 💐

[@kathyboggs7741]

OMGosh thank you so much for this instructional video and explaining how to be organized when downloading embroidery files. I chose to purchase my first previously owned baby lock ellisimo embroidery machine during the Covid pandemic thinking I’d be able to take lessons locally only to find out the closest dealer is more than an hour away and due to the virus not holding classes. This video will be most useful to me and I’m sure others as well

[@PowerToolsWithThread]

Great to hear! Hopefully you'll benefit from my other embroidery tutorials as well.😊

[@jarpisadie4]

I know this is an older video but it was so helpful for me so thank you so much. I do have a question. After you unzip the files, do you go back and delete the zipped file? Thank you!

[@marionbarber984]

Oct. 24, 2024. Thank you, Becky! I should have watched this yesterday. Marion in Oregon

[@lindacowart4022]

Thank you for your service. My father was retired Air Force as well

[@nobracobra]

i started with hand stitching leather projects to incorporating fabric and machine stitching, incorporating paracord projects, now incorporating embroidery... sooo much fun! ive only been "trying" to do the embroidery for a few days seems as tho the machine is only able to save a handful of transferred designs so i purchased a usb drive for more fun hope it werks cuz im having a blast lol tyfs

[@jennifermehlert3281]

Thank you so much for the detailed instructions!! Thank you for your service and for serving our country!!

[@dawnmiceli7673]

Thank you so much for your Service and continued Service from an Air Air Force Veteran and long time former AF spouse. You are truly inspiring to me. Just doing embroidery for a few years and truly a novice about so many things, especially the Embrilliance software. Your video content is easily understood and comprehensive. I am your new fan! Look forward to learning so much more without being so intimidated. Bless you. 😀

[@annnoraconte6112]

I've been downloading for a few years and I still found this video helpful! Thank you.

[@Joy4650B]

How funny. I started a "how to embroider with the Solaris" video tonight. Someone asked for it. I'm not showing all that stuff you are doing. I just showed where I get my designs and how they keep them for you and you can download them forever. Very nice! I don't want to go through the zillion kinds of stabilizers either. I'll let you do that. (-:

[@heatherschimke6107]

Beckie I start with the alphabet A and the designers in it starting with the letter A. From there I go through from Alphabet, Babies Christmas etc. all the in the file from each person. I go through the hole alphabet the same way. It is so easy to find what I want that way. I am enjoying all the information you are sharing and I am saving them to a file too.

[@Cynthia2v]

Excellent Thoughts! I have a separate book for fonts, with pictures of fonts to make it easier to choose. I remember downloading one letter at a time to my emu machine, rather than download it into digitizing software, which takes up valuable memory space. Good idea to clean off machine occasionally, too.

[@vickywilcoxvarnadore5545]

You are a wonderful teacher. I have an ellageo esg3 embroidery machine and Ifinding something I can downiandseems Getting designs onto a floppy disc . Everything seems to be functioning just fine. My problem isn’t sewing machine reads 3 .5floppy disc I am having a difficult time

[@tatianaquinonez6079]

Wuaooo you have a special way to explain.please don't stop to continue help us thanks

[@renestovall9226]

Great INFO! I have saved this and now will purchase downloads and save! Many Thanks

[@sewnita8608]

Thanks for the video, it is my third time that I watched this episode , and it is helping, I will try again to open a folder, please keep up the great work that you do.

[@2Peachcobler]

Thanks for sharing this video. I'm getting back into computer jargon but I will say I have figured out most of what you've already told us tonight. I do a little extra step. I save it into three places once in a file folder (vendors ) I set up listening all the different vendors I use. Next I save to a file folder (My Designs) in that folder I break everything down by subject (Animals, Flowers, Poodles, Misc, Quilting, etc) and save by subject then copy to my USB stick. I do rename the files and print out the design with the color change sheet from the web site and catalog into a binder under subject. That way I can flip through my book looking for designs. I Premier +2 as my software , when I pull up the design I can change colors to see how the look and reprint the design once I've finished editing. I find I change colors a lot to my preference. I scribble all over sheets I keep in my book recording which fabric /stabilizer I used, and if I changed a color again. I just got my embroidery machine this year and I have been testing the designs I like and thanks to you I have been introduced to different designers (if you mention someone I go check it out). I hope to design my own (after I find the time to learn my software) . Love your channel. The biggest problem I've had so far is selecting the stabilizer. I had one design shriveled up after pressed it. Currently I'm making a Dog Grooming apron for a friend " Poodle in a Tub" I have a lot of Poodle friends and if I make the something I change the Poodle to match the dog they are currently showing. When will you give out the information for your Embroidery Along you are I think I want to try it. I have downloaded several EIH projects but haven't had time to try them yet. Trying to many DIY projects at the same time on the house, plus train and show dogs. Really need to Fix a leak on my travel trailer!

[@PowerToolsWithThread]

Wow! That sounds like a great organization system. (Wish I had the time! lol) So long as you can find what you need when you need it, you do what works for you. I have only printed out fonts that I've purchased because I can't recall what they look like and the Thumbnailer doesn't really show them well. Thanks for watching and sharing!

[@virginiasory61]

Thank you, I have saved this video. I have been using an embroidery machine for several years and have SO MANY designs that are everywhere!

[@PowerToolsWithThread]

You are so welcome!

[@tamaralayton266]

Becky, thank you so much for this video. It was exactly the help I needed. No grandchildren close by.🙂

[@MariaColon879]

Thank you so much Becky! You are an excellent teacher. I'm definitely saving this to be able to refer back to it.

[@PowerToolsWithThread]

Awesome! Hope you download to your heart's content! LOL :)

[@kristi8220]

Yay Becky!! Fantastic job explaining each step of the process for the embroidery files. I have struggled with saving my embroidery files and being able to remember what they are based on the weird filenames, not to mention remember what they look like. I recently stumbled across Embrilliance Essentials. I have the free version, but will be purchasing the product as it seems pretty easy to use and also a powerful tool for editing or adding to designs. I love your idea of a zipper pouch for your Handycam and the gnomes are super cute!! Can't wait to see your follow-up videos on this subject. Thanks for educating us and taking the time to do so!!

[@PowerToolsWithThread]

Glad you liked it. Essentials is on sale this week for $139 so if you are in a spot to purchase, now is the time to save $10. Thanks for watching!

[@shirleyroy5533]

Krist

[@tinajohnson7534]

Thank you Becky! I just spent the last 2 hours learning to use my new 'embroidery only' laptop (I'm an Apple gal, and this one is Microsoft), and downloaded several hundred files! Your tutorial helped me so much!

[@jackiec.5292]

Thank you Becky for taking the time to review the download/file process. Have you ever tried connecting your computer directly to the sewing machine for files? I haven't been successful with that process. I'm still new to embroidery. ..have the brother dream machine 2 and 6000d. Working full times doesnt leave me alot of time to figure it all out..people like you on youtube are an excellent resource. Thank you again.

[@PowerToolsWithThread]

No, I have the same machine as you and I have not hooked up my laptop to the machine. Using a USB stick is much easier to me than dragging my laptop around. However, manufacturers have made that possible because many users are unsure of how to do the transfer process I describe in this video. It's nice that they allow us to do what works for each user based on their skills. I'm pretty sure our machines don't read Windows 10 which is what I'm running. Thank you so much for watching & commenting!

[@Gazally8]

I have Windows 10 and it works for transferring files to my Dream Machine 😊

[@ocean6169]

Oh my goodness you are a good teacher. I am looking foward to watching more of your videos.I just down loaded Embrillance Express.I am one of those who get nervous when it comes to computers. I really want to learn. Thank you! Thank you!

[@PowerToolsWithThread]

You got this!

[@anitaphelan8632]

Great video. Very informative. You’re such a delight to watch.

[@perfectstitchbyangie]

Awesome instructional. I semi-know what I am doing, however, I am watching you on my Smart TV and coming over to my laptop to comment. Gotta figure that one out next. Thanks for the info. I work in a sewing-machine/fabric store and I am always telling people to check your videos out, and this will be a great one to refer folks to.

[@PowerToolsWithThread]

Aren't you sweet for the referrals? Thank you! Glad the video helped. :)

[@NubianLockedPrincess]

Thank you so much! I’am new to machine embroidery! I’am a computer literate Grandma, but you have helped me so much to organize my new library!

[@marilyntrent3516]

Excellent beginners instructions on how to download and extract and file. You were very step by step and took time in explaining. A+😊 From McKinney, TX

[@lingeldmyer9531]

I love the way you explain things! Great job!

[@PowerToolsWithThread]

Thank you! I have to do this again today at the quilt show in Houston and I'm so nervous!

[@tanyaterbrock5224]

Thank you so much. I was having trouble figuring out how to get my embroidery design from embrilliane to machine. You md it so easy ❤

[@natefazio996]

First I would like to Thank You So VERY much for your service!! 2nd I absolutely love your sewing room!, I watched your video showing your sewing room, I am completely new at all of the embroidery stuff following your videos have helped me like no other. You are an excellent teacher and I will follow you on all your videos!! Thank you!!! Lisa:)

[@Springermom2]

Becky, this was excellent and so timely as I am a brand new embroiderer with a newly purchased design (bought today) that I need to download. Thanks for all your effort with these videos! They’re terrific and such a big help! Melissa Noel

[@PowerToolsWithThread]

Glad to be of service! Hope you enjoy your project. :) Thanks for watching!

[@piccachu258]

Thank you so much for sharing this information. I purchased a new Brother embroidery machine and was eager to get going. Managing the purchased file, Winzip and flash drive have been a nightmare. I am not new to computers, but this particular process is new to me. I will get my machine out and start over.

[@marydamico8552]

Thank you so much for your excellent instructional videos! I recently discovered you on KZbin and I can’t stop watching. I’m learning so much! Also thank you for your military service.

[@PowerToolsWithThread]

Welcome to the party!! We have a lot of fun here. :-)

[@ssumner9757]

Thank you SO much for this video! As a new owner of an embroidery machine, I am still learning! Your info is so helpful!

[@robertmalick1884]

Thanks a lot I’m going to follow your video and learn to download and save my stuff thank you

[@CookwithCatalina]

Becky , I wish I had an embroidery machine! All this information is very helpful and clear. All one needs now is a hand that's not shaking to move and click the mouse ;P

[@melodyn2music]

love this video. So glad you are teaching us. I have an embroidery machine, but have no idea how to get started. Thanks for doing this for us.

[@steviecraftyhands3353]

Thank you. Your video was very helpful. I now know how to download my designs I've brought

[@lylianjettar3637]

Thank you! You are an excellent teacher. Looking forward to see you on action

[@rmcrms5]

Thank you for this! I have a babylock journey, buy haven't even attempted to purchase any designs because I wasn't sure of the process. I feel a little better about trying it now. I'll be saving this video for reference.

[@PowerToolsWithThread]

Yay!! Don't be afraid...you won't break it! lol

[@lauragreene9206]

Thank you so much for this video. I am struggling to arrange my new designs on my computer now. I have a Brother Disney machine that uses a floppy disk or the Brother card. Most of my designs are on floppies. Lost everything I had just purchased and stored on desktop (crashed). Downloaded again and trying to organize. Thanks again, and please continue to do these very helpful lessons.

[@PowerToolsWithThread]

Ugh, that's miserable. You poor thing. I made a video a couple of months ago with a tech tip that said to go buy a 2 terabyte external hard drive ($80) that is easy to find at Best Buy, Amazon, Costco, or Sams. Hook up that drive to your machine and set your backup settings to backup to that drive each week. That way, with one click, you can do a full restore if the unthinkable happens again.

[@pamelawillard2394]

Thank you so much for this video. I need all the computer help I can get. This really helped me a lot.

[@denisehenkel6371]

Thank you! Thank you! Thank you! I’m really happy you are taking your time to do these tutorials. I’ve been looking and reading about Embrilliance. Also, as I’m purchasing designs I want to store them appropriately on my computer and not have them all over the place. You are a treasure! Thank you!😎❤️

[@PowerToolsWithThread]

You are very welcome! Glad I could be of help. :)

[@eugeniasmith965]

Great information. I love my embroidery machine, and making in the hoop designs. I can’t always remember all the short cuts, so it was great to see them in action.

[@bethserran]

You have the best analogy for easy understanding like me. Library are format by book title, author and subject. LOL!!

[@jeanpearce1545]

Thx for videos I am very very mature individual had to get a new machine learning curve step! Library how about microfische!

[@martyhardy1873]

Thank you so much for all of the information. You are an excellent teacher.

[@roxanneloyst3733]

Just part way through this video and its awesome. I wish you could do one for how to organize my whole computer. I have files folders photos everywhere to rhyme or reason. Where to start?

[@happychick5052]

Can i do this with my floppy disk for my sewing machine

[@charlottevilla7931]

Becky...You are a lifesaver making me somewhat understanding my embrillance....I have it on my LT but don't know how it got there :) Looking forward to learning more from you!!! :)

[@PowerToolsWithThread]

Here's a GREAT detailed resource on Embrilliance. It's part 2 of a 4 video series. If you look up the channel, you can see the rest of them. I loved it. kzbin.info/www/bejne/i6mXZ3xng9R6qKc

[@brendastephens5923]

Thank you for your service. Enjoyed the video.

[@martanewby4926]

Awesome tutorial!!! I’m so glad that I found you!

[@cindysathre3226]

thank you for all you services

[@lauraruthruff4741]

Thank you for such a great tutorial!! I did purchase embrillance as well as the thumbnail program.. I'm starting to organize my patterns that I purchased so much easier. The company had the software on sale so it was a great decision for me.

[@angieramirez634]

Thank you so much for helping me with this video. I am new to the Babylock embroidery machine and your video helped me get out of my "I don't know what I'm doing rut". Getting there but so much to learn!!!🤟

[@patriciapaterson4391]

I really needed your video! Thank you!

[@sandrasparkes4501]

Thank you for the information. You made it easy for me to download files and save them into separate folders.

[@portialanden6353]

Becky, can you lead me into the direction of transferring embroidery designs to the PC from a cd, then on to the UBS drive stick? I need help!

[@PowerToolsWithThread]

I'm curious, why do you need to transfer them to a CD? Please email me at [e-mail] and I'll see what I can do.

[@portialanden6353]

I am needing to put the designs from the cd on me laptop, then put to the UBS stick. When the designs are on my pc, I can't even open them. I am assuming it is a format problem. I purchased the 4x4 nativity Christmas designs by Kimberbell. I don't know how to fix this to get them on the ubs correctly.

[@gypsysmom7096]

Excellent video - very clear and concise. I recently purchased Embrillance Essentials and it seems like a great program.

[@PowerToolsWithThread]

I think you'll like it the more you use it. It's a great program! Thank for watching!

[@semsimama2191]

Thanks so much for this video. Looking for this for so long.

[@veronicawilliams6809]

O Becky thanks so much for the intro. When it comes to computers I am a true dummy. Where can I go to learn this stuff.

[@PowerToolsWithThread]

Stick with me! I cover this stuff all the time. :-)

[@anaramirez9813]

Great video!!! Didn’t know how to order my files, tks soo much

[@robertapoirier3045]

Brand new to machine embroidery. You make this doable. Thank you!

[@coralcannon4308]

I love this. But, silly question, I don't own all of the threads. Do you get as close as you can? My threads are a mix of Isocord, Madiera, Sulky, Floriani...advice? I have a Flourish and didn't know about Embrilliance...thanks

[@PowerToolsWithThread]

Not a silly question at all! I'm like you have I have a mix of threads. It's rare that I have all the colors that are called for on the pattern. I get as close as I can and use what I have. I'll use the print out to give me an idea of what color to use and then write down the number I actually have right next to it. That Flourish is a great little machine and I love that it uses a 6x10 hoop so that gives you a lot of options for the larger designs. Embrilliance is a fabulous embroidery system that is purchased a-la-carte so you only buy the parts you need instead of spending thousands on a very fancy program - most of which you'll never use. Embrilliance Essentials is what I have used for years and it's on sale now for $139. Here's a link. embrilliance.com/store/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=3&products_id=6 Here's a great intro to Embrilliance from Itch2Stitch. It's a 4 part video series which I recommend, but here is the first one. kzbin.info/www/bejne/pYeacnV9ftx7ra8

[@coralcannon4308]

@@PowerToolsWithThread You are such a cool lady! We live just outside of Lubbock, but I was born in Alice. Raised for 8 years in Hebbronville. I was 56 when I learned to sew. I tried in my 20s, was not my thing. Now I own 4 Baby Lock toys! lol I am just learning Kimberbell things. Wish I had started earlier! I watch all your videos. Keep em coming...I can't do all you do, but I love to watch. Thanks, Becky!

[@lindabrown4042]

OMG, the fun begins. Thanks for this!!

[@lamartech]

THANKS!!! Great information.

[@joycehermans7959]

Thank you for this Becky. I have to buy a HP laptop. What do I need to run the embroidery files? Help!!

[@Hiker_who_Sews]

...in order to not have to call a grandchild". Best line! Thanks for all your help!

[@fritzsparky]

Thank you so much for the video! Great explanation. I do have a question I have Bernina V8 and Dime PEP so I purchased Embrilliance file viewer to be able to see picture of designs and it did not work...was told by Bernina that it interferes or is incompatible with V8 software...very frustrating to not be able to view actual design in files outside of the software. Any ideas to help me view designs?

[@chica-jinx5811]

Thank you so much. I did this before, just couldn’t remember. Thanks for the video😊

[@graceramos7689]

Great job. I want to be ready for your sew alone in July Also I already own a Brothers ScanNCut So anyway which software is best Simply Applique or Embrilliance Please let me know. Thanks again

[@theresaatkinson6628]

Great video! I am a beginner, these are life-savor videos! Thanks so much once more!

[@salliebeard1899]

Thank you. I'm a newbie with my Dream machine 2, and not computer savvy yet. Just did a 2 day class here in N.C. at Quilt Lizzy's. Had a blast, met wonderful helpful ladies, and completed 5 out of six projects. The zipper pouch was not finished.... I can't wait to join the fun. I will save you his video and do as you say....hugs

[@PowerToolsWithThread]

So glad you have a video resource you can use now for reference. Enjoy your Dream machine! It's an amazing machine!

[@carlahunter3626]

I NEEDED the computer information. Thank you

[@nicolenorthard810]

Thanks! New to this! Whew I feel better now🙂

[@pamelamccalligett2590]

I love your new intro.

[@margarettiffin1784]

Thank you for your service

[@rosemaryrhinehardt9416]

Can you use those magnetic hoops with Janome 15000?

[@PowerToolsWithThread]

Yes, I believe you can.

[@susandriskill8058]

Thank you so much for sharing your computer knowledge. I’m new to windows and this is very helpful. Going to start organizing my design files ASAP.

[@gaillewis3324]

Oh my so much information hope I can remember it all Thank you 😊

[@vickieschlagenhauf9137]

thank you You are a smart lady! Thank you for your service

[@PowerToolsWithThread]

Thank you!

[@kitchencookable]

Thank you thank you so much for a Great video.. I have saved it and will not be intimated to reorganize my files that have not been downloaded properly, lol.

[@cherylmazzoncini280]

Thank you so much for sharing hopefully l can do this

[@tammysoutherland1405]

I try to file my You Tube similar. Dang I could have wrote you a letter. I guess I'm trying to say Thank You and from the beginning I am enjoying and learning.🤗