IQ Designer Basics Part 1

[@almacollum6429]

Awesome tutorial. You covered things that NO OTHER person has done. Thank you so very much.

[@SoEasyQuilts]

You are too kind!

[@gloriamanns5193]

I totally agree, your tutorials are great. I’ve had my Destiny for about 6-7 years and I’m just learning in depth from you. Thank you so much.,😅

[@SoEasyQuilts]

Great to hear!

[@garyandcindymills]

I believe that brush tool is to clean out the bobbin area.

[@SoEasyQuilts]

I know. Most everyone I've met prefers to use an old cosmetic blush brush to clean out the bobbin area. It's much faster and grabs more lint than the little stiff bristled brush that came with the machine.

[@conniel.4601]

Helpful, thanks.

[@SoEasyQuilts]

You're welcome!

[@alicejette5635]

Hi, I just finish watching your IQ Designer Part 1 I have a Brother Dream2 would you say the two are same testimony from thinking of doing a trade up into the Solaris but still very pricy then I consider the Destiny more affordable your option would be appreciated,thanks

[@SoEasyQuilts]

The Destiny's and the Dream Machines are basically the same machines, only Disney has the licensed Disney designs and a decorative stitch creator. I have a Destiny and didn't upgrade to a Solaris. I've been a Babylock fan for over 25 years and love their education and wonderful dealer service. I normally trade up on every other upgrade model when they have come up with a feature that I can't live without.

[@arlenelaflamme2966]

The issue with the book you are using is that baby lock had to come up with an update. Steps were missed at the cost of $249 for this IQ design book. Big mistake by baby lock!

[@SoEasyQuilts]

We are using that book as a base text for our classes, so that all the corrections are addressed and even come up with solutions for all the Babylock and Brother machines that utilize the IQ Designer/My Design Center digitizer. It's always best to learn software with the help of a teacher.