Making Fabric Trim from Scraps

[@sunsh1ne539]

My Grandma used to tat...that was the one needle craft she didn't have a chance to share with me. I have a few pillowcases with her tatting on the edges - they're so lovely and priceless! This video was so fun! Thanks for sharing your talents!

[@vickyadams3007]

I too am a hoarder of (every useful items) haha. I'm going to try my hand at this idea. I Could see this on vests, purses, this would make a beautiful decorative pillow. THANK YOU for sharing!!!

[@stitchesbyjulia]

Yes! This would be a great trim for so many projects. I hope you give it a try- thanks for watching, Julia

[@bridgetjones8339]

I admire your stitch regulation ability. I’m just getting started using free motion and I’m seeing it’s not as easy as it looks! Love your artistry as always ❤

[@lisavanzant3888]

Love to tat both with needle and shuttle. It's the only lace making that hasn't had a machine to duplicate the art, so you know it's ALWAYS handmade.

[@joyjoyjoyfolie]

Thank you!! Really enjoyed this!! I never knew to drop the mechanism below when you the foot you were using! Thank you!! You have a great channel!! Thank you for teaching us!!

[@stitchesbyjulia]

Thanks so much for watching! Julia

[@evasaker2476]

You are a true artist! You're SO good at mixing and matching colors and textures and your projects always come out beautiful! I love to watch and get so inspired. The other day I bought som textile belts from a charity shop to cover with fabric scraps after seeing your video! Thankyou so much for sharing Julia 💞

[@stitchesbyjulia]

I'm so excited that you are trying the patchwork belts! I just picked a couple more last week and can't wait to get started. Each turns out so unique. Thanks for all your kind words. Julia

[@jdmarr2259]

This is really a cool video! You touched on the fabric for trimming, how you decorated it, sewed it down FMQ & I really like how you added the stamping both on your creation as well as the tag wrap! So much informative info along with the mesmerizing process! I am really psyched to make trim, (instead of purchasing ready-made)! Thanks!!!

[@stitchesbyjulia]

Thank you so much for your comment and watching! Julia

[@aspiretoinspireartscrafts6248]

Thank you for sharing your fabric trim from scraps. I do know how to tat. It's been a while. Beautiful trim from scraps. Like the inking stamp idea.

[@markmooney5662]

Wow...fantastic way to use up scraps ...I'd been keeping the scraps for stuffing but I love these ribbons...they can be added to bags etc...Thank you for sharing this Julia. Gilly wife of Mark in Norfolk UK

[@stitchesbyjulia]

Hi Gilly, I am so glad you found my channel! Thank you so much for your kind words and taking the time to comment. It really means a lot to me. Happy creating! Julia

[@janholman6192]

After all these years, I finally know what to do with all my great fabric scraps, trims, threads and more! Great ideas!

[@thegrandfernalley9146]

UNBELIEVABLE! They're absolutely beautiful! I can't wait to try it out! Thank you for yet another great tutorial!

[@stitchesbyjulia]

So glad you liked the video! Thanks for watching, Julia

[@cindyduran7287]

This is a great way to use scrapes and the finished project is beautiful. Thank you Julia.

[@stitchesbyjulia]

Hi Cindy, Thanks for watching! Julia

[@christong9868]

Oh my! you have got my creative mojo flowing....so many scraps n I love this, have to try it, thank you, its fabulous.

[@katmackphotography]

me too!!!

[@claudiaforrest6669]

Love this and you have convinced me to try free motion making these! You are the best!

[@LB-vl3qn]

Clever use of the tiniest scraps, which I now have no excuse to throw out. Tfs. ~ Lisa

[@cherylgapinski1134]

So creative. Never would have thought of it but love this.

[@stitchesbyjulia]

Hi Cheryl! This is one of those "I can't throw anything away videos" LOL! Thanks for watching! Julia

[@TheTruthResearchers]

Wonderful! So Creative! THANK YOU Dear!!🌄

[@ziggiezag938]

I have tatted both with the shuttle and the needle. I don't do too much shuttle work anymore because my thumbs don't work properly now. But it is beautiful and I do enjoy it.

[@darenemartin7584]

This has got to be the cutest ribbon I’ve ever seen. I hope you don’t mind me using this in some of my projects.😊

[@stitchesbyjulia]

Thanks Darene! I don't mind at all- so glad you liked this project! Julia

[@kessell637]

I am so happy that I found your channel! I was looking for a tutorial for the scrappy ribbon, but I’m enthralled with your other videos, too. Thank you for sharing!

[@stitchesbyjulia]

Hi Jan, I'm having so much fun making these ribbons-so glad you enjoy my videos. Happy sewing, Julia

[@hummerklein2567]

I made my first snipit today and I think I’m hooked then I saw you 13 or 14 hours later and I know I am . 🤪✌️you definitely inspired me God bless

[@kathybost1879]

wow, i am so going to try this. i'm a quilter and crafter (cards, mixed media etc) maybe there's a reason why I have a lifetime supply of scraps !!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@stitchesbyjulia]

Hi Kathy, I have a lifetime of scraps too LOL. Happy stitching! Julia

[@jayamilapersson4030]

I feel like I probably have multipler lifetimes worth of scraps but its soo hard to not buy more stuff.

[@lorraineperry621]

Everything you do is so beautiful. I could watch you all day. Thank you ☺️

[@maggiefreeman6513]

Lovely project. Thanks so much!

[@cathynuytten798]

My mother did tatting. She made some beautiful pieces. I have all of her tools and thread but I know I don’t have the patience to learn. I love looking through the box she kept it all in. Great memories of her. I will save all of her pieces. Can’t bring myself to use any of it in a project. Or maybe I just haven’t found the right project to use it in yet!

[@noelwong8223]

Julia, you are so clever. Admire your creativity.

[@stitchesbyjulia]

Thanks for watching! These ribbons have been very popular in my Etsy shop! Wish they weren't so time consuming LOL. Thanks for watching! Julia

[@bkmash41]

what a wonderful idea. I am always forcing myself NOT to horde all those little ends and pieces. Now I have a reason to HORDE ON!!! fun, can't wait to try this.

[@stitchesbyjulia]

LOL! I have such a hard time throwing out the bits and pieces! I need to make more ribbon:) Thanks for watching. Julia

[@sonyasutton6200]

love how resourceful this is

[@VintageBohemian]

Great video sweetie. I have made some but only with long fibers. No snippets & I have been wanting to make some. I really love the stamping. It just gives the trim that little extra interest. TFS Toodles

[@stitchesbyjulia]

Hi, Thank you so much for watching and taking the time to comment. The stamping really does add a lot. I use a permanent waterproof ink pad so it can get wet. I have been doing some "themed" ribbon and have added it to my shop. It is such a great way to use up scraps etc. Happy creating- Julia

[@ritawhitney210]

Julia I have purchased your items before. LOVE ❤️ Love the great ideas and products. You have such a artistic brain lol. I don’t miss any of your post and just found this one. It’s great! Who would have thought of that.?? Looking forward to your future post. Merry Christmas it’s 2021 …

[@stitchesbyjulia]

Hi Rita, Thanks so much for your lovely comment, it brightened my day! Julia

[@prympammi]

Just beautiful 💗💗 thanks for sharing this 💗

[@ritabrassfield4296]

I learned how to needle Tat . The shuttle looked so hard but then never tried it. I have bins of laces, ribbons scraps and have even thrown in some of my tatting in it. Love your ideas thanks for sharing .

[@stitchesbyjulia]

Thanks for watching! Happy New Years! Julia

[@irinatruex5015]

Thank you, I am so happy to watch and learn from you, I get so much from you knowledge.

[@stitchesbyjulia]

Thanks so much for watching Irina! I learn so much from everyone in the comments too. I love this creative community! Julia

[@dayzemae9015]

What I do with my pieces of colorful yarn and snippets: Every spring, I take a bunch of them, make piles and tie them together with a ribbon. I then take them out and hang/tie them in my trees in my backyard. Birds come, and you can see where they have taken them out and taken them to their nests. You can see nests with my snippets in them. The little birds just love them, and it is so fun to look up and see your yarn flying in the tree. This suggestion was used one year on The Fons & Porter sewing tv show.💕

[@stitchesbyjulia]

What a wonderful idea. This would be such a great project to do with kiddos!

[@rebeccabarr2726]

Ingenious, gorgeous, and great packaging ideas! I love your work and your tutorials!

[@stitchesbyjulia]

Thank you so much for your kind words! And for watching! Julia

[@madonley55]

I just love your style! Such a wonderful idea your videos I appreciate them very much! You’re a great inspiration and so very creative.

[@gretchenc817]

Love this ribbon!

[@diybyunclenui]

👍👍👍 V e r y n i c e 👍👍👍

[@parisnchristlove]

Thanks for sharing this darling idea! I have yet to try free motion stitching with my machine, but I think it can do it. I'm way more inspired after watching you:-)

[@stitchesbyjulia]

Hi Sue, Free motion is really simple once you get the hang of it. A little practice and you're off! The possibilities are endless.

[@cheki318able]

Love all your ideas! So original!

[@Hb02765]

You inspire me to get out my scrap box and make these wonderful ribbons. You are so creative and your work is lovely.

[@stitchesbyjulia]

Thank you so much for your kind words and for watching. Happy stitching! Julia

[@janicebradford9780]

These ribbons are beautiful. Love them.

[@HelpMeRhondayeah]

I have soooo many yards of my Grandmother’s handmade tatting. Several colors, some variegated. She passed in 2005, but my mother, before her own death in 2001 got a lot of her stuff for me! I also have 5 bags of handmade yo-yos. I dint know how to tat but I have three or four shuttles

[@stitchesbyjulia]

Hi Rhonda, Wow, I love that you still have some of your Grandmother's tatting. It is so beautiful and one of those lost arts. Thanks for watching and taking the time to comment. Julia

[@cindygehrke5249]

I love this idea! I have an old clear glass candy jar full of bits and pieces of ribbon (and some tatting too!). My first thought was that these would be cute as ribbons on gifts instead of paper ribbon, especially with brown craft paper instead of wild colored gift wrap. Or even hair ribbons for little girls. It might inspire the receiver save it and reuse it too.

[@stitchesbyjulia]

Yes- great ideas!

[@dianneunderwood8456]

Speaking of tatting - my aunt used to tat with a shuttle and tried to teach me how to do it. I couldn't get the sequence of movements right, but years later as an adult I tried learning needle tatting. Found it much easier to do. However it is done, creating those lacy loops takes alot of time - you are right to hoard yours! Enjoyed your tutorial and what beautiful results!

[@stitchesbyjulia]

Hi Dianne, I recently tried the needle tatting and I found it easier. I still find it a bit tedious. I think I'll stick to finding it at thrift stores and flea markets :)

[@LisaLisa001]

I love your treasure box!! I keep all of my scraps too and I love them all! My collection is getting too extensive though so I'm glad to find a dedicated project for them, thank you!

[@nolacampbell534]

I love this idea. You are such a great saver of ...everything LOL . The finished product presents so nicely. I would buy them...now I think I will try to make them since I am far from your shop.

[@annebulmer1616]

I love watching your videos, you are so creative and inspiring, thank you

[@stitchesbyjulia]

Hi Anne, Thank you so much for your kind words and for watching! It's been a busy summer but I hope to get a new video up soon! Happy creating, Julia

[@narellepayne1279]

Beautiful, your videos leave me feeling so inspired 🤩

[@rfriend9105]

I haven't tatted with a shuttle but I did learn how to do needle tatting through you-tube videos.... It is super easy and nice to take with you... There are only really two stitches you use.... Anyone can do needle tatting!!! You should try it!

[@stitchesbyjulia]

Hi, A couple others have commented on needle tatting. I had never heard of it before. A good thing to put on my 2018 bucket list!

[@wakanavkirachel8068]

Love your suggestions.. so far it is the keeping of a little 'box' of personal interests keeps beside the sewing machine, excellent and helpful idea. Thanks!! The other thing, is I wanted to share with you that there are many many tutorials on how to tat, with or without a shuttle, on You Tube.. I was really into watching them a year or less ago.. and thought you may be interested to look there, even for beginners I found many!! II am now at 4:47 into your tutorial here, and will now get back to it..... !!!

[@stitchesbyjulia]

Hi, I am so glad you enjoyed the video. I’ve been watching tatting video too! I haven’t tried it yet but it’s on my list. Thanks so much for watching!

[@ukexpatpennsylvania7304]

I needed some snowflakes for a wall quilt I was making, I tried crocheting them, but was not happy with the look. I looked up tatting on Y.T. I found a fabulous tutorial on needle tatting. SO much easier than using a shuttle. The snow flakes I made came out really well and were great fun to make. Interesting ribbon tutorial, I would never of thought of it. Oh boy, do I have the supplies to use. Wendy

[@stitchesbyjulia]

Hi, someone else mentioned needle tatting and I am so intrigued! I have been watching videos on it too and will be giving it a try. I love the look of tatting and sometimes find it on hankies etc at the flea market. I have tried with a shuttle but can't seem to get it-might be that I'm left-handed :) Thanks for watching and taking the time to comment. Julia

[@ukexpatpennsylvania7304]

I tried shuttle tatting and was all fingers and thumbs, I had a hard time finding tatting needles so I bought doll needles and ground the points off with emery paper. It does a great job. Now the needles are readily available. Good luck! Wendy.

[@carolmccollum9341]

oh my gosh... I'm thinking of all the teeny tiny bits & pieces of fabric & trim that I have tossed out.... aaaaggghhhh... Thank you for your inspiration!! Now I'll be saving, & using those eensy bits to make something beautiful!!

[@stitchesbyjulia]

I'm glad you enjoyed the video! I've thrown away so much also!

[@RachelAnnPotter]

You can also use the fabric scraps as filler for pillows/etc.

[@Lina-zw9qk]

I like the idea of keeping the scraps in one place. can I use that idea too? take care and God bless :)

[@jamietresor2405]

Lol I use to be a Hoarder of scraps that I can use for button covers (I reupholster) NOW ya went and made me a Super Hoarder!!!!! Lol

[@stitchesbyjulia]

Ha! I feel the same way. It's really hard for me to throw any scrap away now. Thanks for watching! Julia

[@sharonlatour6230]

Another great idea, button covers!!

[@kiuakakirstine8257]

Jamie Tresor me too 😂

[@denisemartinez6456]

😂😂♥️ yep same! Lol

[@reecebuttercup]

Wish I had seen this before I threw some scraps in the garbage. And you know when you hear that little voice say no save it save it and you don't. Hahahah. I just disassembled a bunch of levis and threw them in a vac bag and put in my garage until I can get to them. I use to have my car in there but at this rate I may have to move my car. Hahah so I may start making theses and add to my levi jackets. Thanks Julia for you're great ideas.

[@chippewagirl7299]

That is a very c leaver idea. I like the finished look. And I love embellishments.

[@MrsPatJones]

I love these. Going to have a go at some when I get home and use them in my memorabilia book covers. Fabulous! Thanks

[@stitchesbyjulia]

Thank you so much for watching!

[@n-silvabts9178]

This is so beautiful! I've never seen this kind of work before!

[@stitchesbyjulia]

Hi, these ribbons are so much fun. I love the scrappy look. Thanks for watching. Julia

[@litawalters4387]

Thank you Julia, I have a big jar of scraps. I will be making these ribbons for sure. Great idea. I would love to do free motion but my machine is just basic and the feeder foot doesn't drop. 😞😞 hey ho, never mind I'll just do it with what stitches I have on my machine. Take care. Love Lita from the UK.

[@CyndiDuncanArts]

I have done needle tatting. It wasn't too hard, but it is time consuming. I taught myself a few years ago when I was laid up after an operation.

[@celinebarberio9070]

I do both shuttle and needle tatting I love using it in mixed-media projects. Thanks for the inspiration in making fabric trim. I also recently began stamping fabric when I want a very specific theme, I use Stazon ink.

[@stitchesbyjulia]

I just ran across my aunt’s tatting shuttles while doing my sewing room declutter- it’s on my bucket list! Do you use crochet thread or is there a specific tatting thread? I love my Stazon ink too!

[@leasmadello5702]

Wow! Was not expecting this type of video. Very beautiful !! I was actually looking for labels to insert in my items I make. I -love it ! -Love it ! -Love it ! You have unexpectedly surprised me and now have inspired me to... well..now I know what to do with my scraps then to check them out. Thanks again!!

[@jeanwestackroyd2966]

Thanks Julia, a great idea to get started on. Love it !

[@patj887]

I'm new to your channel you are awesome, I'm a true follower now, I learning a lot. Thank you 😊

[@stitchesbyjulia]

So glad you are enjoying the videos! Welcome to this sewing community.

[@karenbearden6198]

This video was such a pleasure to watch, inspiring!

[@connieburns7130]

Connie Burns I do needle tatting....it is easy to learn and the effects are the same as shuttle tatting...

[@MulherBarbara]

Would love to see them into things, how it looks and ideas on how to use.

[@pamketron]

I am so glad I found you on KZbin. Your creations are “right up my alley”. Love them all. You are so creative and talented. Lots of great ideas to use the scraps I’ve been saving & combine my stamps as well as colored pencils. The sky is the limit! LOL Thank you so much for sharing with the world. I plan to make some fabric bookmarks with the way you made your sachets. Just use 2 pieces of fabric with stiff interfacing. Also could use these ribbon scraps as well. Have a happy week! Hugs! 💝

[@stitchesbyjulia]

Bookmarks- what a great idea!

[@sarahpeck4669]

Hi Julia. I taught myself to tat using a library book. It's quite easy once you get the tension right. Interweave have a video on tatting - I saw it in their sale the other day!. Love your work

[@stitchesbyjulia]

Hi Sarah, I'm going to give it a try again. I have 2 old shuttles that have been passed down and would love to learn. Thanks for watching. Julia

[@cassiebelles3298]

Wow they are beautiful 👏🏼

[@cynthiacleland9576]

Brilliant idea! A new subscriber here. Can’t wait to see what you come up with next!

[@stitchesbyjulia]

Hi Cynthia, Thank you so much for subscribing and for taking the time to comment. Enjoy the videos, this is a wonderful sewing community! Julia

[@lorrainedurgee1761]

Great , fun , video, I’ll have to try this, thanks

[@lisasexton7997]

I have just stumbled on to your videos and WOW, how much fun it is to watch you create this Making Fabric Trim from Scraps. What a wonderful way to use our scraps. And I watched your video on Making Journals from Sewing Patterns...as I was looking for new ways to use my pattern tissue paper.....and searching for how to "ruch" fabric/lace/trims. I even went to your etsy shop and ordered a journal. So glad I found your channel and can't wait to watch more videos for inspiration !! May I ask which sewing machine you use....I love the feature of free styling stitching. Thanks for sharing !!

[@stitchesbyjulia]

Thank you so much for your order! I am so glad you are enjoying the videos. I have a Janome Memory Craft sewing machine, but almost any sewing machine is capable of free motion stitching. You do have to disengage the feed dogs and use a free-motion foot. Most machines have a button to lower the feed dogs, some may have a plate to cover the feed dogs. If your machine does not have a free-motion (or darning foot), you can purchase them from a dealer or Amazon sells them. I hope this helps. Free-motion stitching is so fun and it opens a whole new world of sewing possibilities! Julia

[@redlulu1]

I love this.... I am new to using a sewing machine on like my journals & stuff..... do you need something special to get the fabric to move freely?

[@stitchesbyjulia]

HI, In this video, I use a free motion quilting foot that sets above the fabric. The feed dogs are dropped and I move the fabric. I love free motion stitching because you can sew forward, backwards or side to side without raising the presser foot. It's a lot of fun! Hope this helps, Julia

[@elainet5870]

Fun video! First time I saw one of your videos! 😃

[@stitchesbyjulia]

Hi Elaine, Thank you so much for watching. I am so glad you enjoyed it! Happy creating. Julia

[@judyandersen3842]

I did tatting a long long time ago, it is a lost art, I didn’t stick with, however I did it long enough to know how tedious it is. It is beautiful!

[@stitchesbyjulia]

I love the look of tatting too! So delicate!

[@artymaze]

Love this I’ve just made a journal doing similar but not using free motion as my feed dogs won’t go down so as new to sewing I think I need another plate or something? X

[@stitchesbyjulia]

Hi, On some sewing machines, instead of having a button to lower the feed dogs, it comes with a plate to cover the feed dogs. You may want to check your manual. If you no longer have the manual, we may be able to find the info by searching the internet or calling a sewing machine dealer. Hope this helps. Your journals sound cool- I checked out your channel and subscribed! Julia

[@janicemurray903]

Great tutorial! Thank you!

[@stitchesbyjulia]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@evelynbrady3347]

What kind of sewing machine r you using? I love this so fun. Thank you

[@stitchesbyjulia]

Hi, I have a Janome Memory Craft 8200. Mine is 10 years old but this model is still available. Thanks for watching!

[@nynurse2]

Just Beautiful!👍 Thank you for this!..Going to be trying this soon🌺🦋😊

[@stitchesbyjulia]

Hi Diane, This is great fun and a place to use up scraps. Happy sewing- Julia

[@barbclark69]

Love this, Julia. No, I don’t tat, though I crochet. I wonder if you found some tatters.

[@stitchesbyjulia]

Hi Barbara, Many have suggested needle tatting. It is easier than the traditional shuttle tatting. I have not tried it yet but it looks intriguing!

[@dorothygriffiths6626]

Hi Julia as always you always produce fabulous tutorials. The ribbons are gorgeous, I would be over the moon if I was given a pack of ribbons like yours which has sparked off ideas for Christmas gifts for my sewing pals. You are amazing Julia thank you so much. Have a fabulous week, sending big hugs and loves as always. Dorothy xxxxx🙋🏻😘❤️

[@stitchesbyjulia]

Hi Dorothy, Thanks so much for watching. Have a great week!

[@ravinderchhina7471]

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[@ChasingTadpoles]

Love your cool ideas! 💕

[@thegypsy1968]

Bravo!!!!!!!! this is brilliant..oooh I am not going to sleep tonight ....yeah it's all your fault...lol thank you for sharing with us..Hugs, from North Carolina

[@stitchesbyjulia]

So glad you like the video! I make a lot of these ribbons in many different colors!

[@AdrianeRimolo]

So whimsical! Thanks for sharing

[@gingerbiscuit4871]

I LOVE this idea for my old scraps. I can use them in my textile art. TFS.

[@ruthm4749]

This is an interesting idea. I keep my itty scraps(small stuff) in a large gallon sized pickle jar , I add to it every time I sew. Good way to use them. Thanks

[@agnesminerva3381]

Thank you so much wonderful teacher

[@shawnunderwood3904]

Hi, you had mentioned that you would like to Tat. if you can't get the hang of shuttle tatting try needle tatting. It's easier. I have loved needle tatting for years and now think maayyybe, I can move up to the shuttle. Worth a try

[@stitchesbyjulia]

So many people have recommended needle tatting. I looked up some videos on it and I think I can do it! Thanks so much for watching and taking the time to comment! Julia

[@Phyllis-nk5ji]

Typical fun stuff to play with on a chilly wet day. :-).

[@stitchesbyjulia]

Hi Phyllis! Hope you are doing well. My summer shop is done for the year and now it's time to clean my house Ha!

[@hamiyetarslanturk3739]

👏👏⚘️❤️TÜRKİYE 'DEN sevgiler ,selamlar, harikasınız 👍.

[@carolynshanks2612]

I do know how to tat yet it’s been so long since I’ve practiced!! The beauty of it is you can tat with yarn as well as the thinnest of thread!! Can’t believe I

[@Weasel0539]

I've new to using a sewing machine. Love this idea very much

[@Phyllis-nk5ji]

I had 2 great aunts that tatted. I wasn't old enough to appreciate how it was done.

[@marimullan4012]

Beautiful thanks for the great ideas!

[@irenecortez7819]

I love this tutorial. Thank you so much

[@stitchesbyjulia]

Hi Irene, This ribbon is so much fun! Thanks for watching. Julia

[@daydreamworksbykim2681]

Love this technique. Thanks for sharing. Recently I had tried to tat. It’s easiest on needles. Lots of KZbin’s on it.

[@stitchesbyjulia]

Hi Kim, I started watching some videos on needle tatting. It has really peaked my interest. I love the look of it. Thanks for watching. Julia

[@ginaostrowski6357]

What do people use this ribbon mostly for ???? It's pretty but I have no idea what to use it for...

[@stitchesbyjulia]

Most of my buyers use it for paper crafting. Many use it in journals, for scrapbooks and card making. I add it to my fabric collages that I decorate bags, pouches, etc. Hope this helps, Julia

[@CHCHNZ461]

Absolutely gorgeous tfs

[@stitchesbyjulia]

Thanks you for watching! So glad you enjoyed it. Julia

[@faribahh5924]

Very nice. What kind of foot do you use?

[@stitchesbyjulia]

Hi, I am using a free motion quilting foot. My feed dogs are dropped and I am doing the movement. Thanks for watching! Julia

[@faribahh5924]

@@stitchesbyjulia thank you very much Julia. Unfortunately, I can't go out to buy the foot because of Corona virus. Anyhow thanks again!!!