LONGARM quilting - essential supplies for beginners!

[@ocean_hummer]

When I first started longarming a year ago I didn't think I would ever use rulers. Ha! I now have rulers from Quilters Apothecary and Good Measure, and I love them! I've also added two other items to my supplies: titanium coated topstitch #90/14 needles by Superior Threads and micro tip cleaning brushes with bendable handles by Quilt in a Day. Thanks for doing these daily videos!

[@4GiveN4get]

14:57 Twirl the fluffy brush on a magnet dish for static, and lint is hopelessly attracted to the brush. Surely do appreciate you, Susan.

[@StitchedBySusan]

I will give that a try!!

[@tonizeni8758]

Thank you for all the wonderful tips. I actually didn't realize the stitch counter and it's importance. Looking forward to the free motion classes. Happy Day everyone

[@MarciaMcClanahan-bk4vk]

Hello from Electric City,wa. Enjoy your videos, learning alot.

[@terrygray9063]

Only ever had marks return was when used frixon pens that were recommended few years ago and they definitely came back with cold temperatures. .

[@StitchedBySusan]

I didn't even mention those - Frixon pens don't claim to be for quilt marking, and for good reason! They have other marvelous uses, but not that one.

[@tammyhutchinson6647]

What do you rhink about frixion pens?

[@StitchedBySusan]

I DO NOT recommend! Sometimes they work.....but many times they reappear over time.