Pt 3, Let's Stitch Out Calico Garden Forget Me Not Block. Learn Multiple Hoopings for Big Blocks!

[@rodneycarpenter3253]

Thank you for the video.

[@nataliecooper2042]

Great ideas and suggestions for this multi-hoop block. I've been waiting for this Part 3 video, thank you for sharing all of your tips and tricks.

[@PowerToolsWithThread]

You are so welcome!

[@jacquehabermel4827]

I like big blocks and I cannot lie! Especially when they turn out awesomely perfect. You a smart woman! Great job!

[@PowerToolsWithThread]

You gals have me giggling this morning! Thanks for watching!

[@cherylmetzler843]

What a cute project, Becky!

[@cherylprichard4597]

Thanks, Becky, for another great video! I hoped that you would share how to machine embroider a large design as I was nervous to try it myself! Love how you share your tips and thought processes! You explain the steps so well, that even a beginner like myself can follow along! You're awesome!!

[@PowerToolsWithThread]

You are so welcome!

[@katieemmart6566]

Good job - as always. Good multiple hooping tips for placement!

[@ingridtinsley4141]

Hi Becky, I have a request if possible for you to make a tutorial for the new DBJJ interchangeable seasonal pillow. Thanks

[@PowerToolsWithThread]

Great suggestion! I'll try to get that out this coming week. Thanks!

[@marilynm.329]

Good golly Miss Becky! Who knew that flowers had cleavage??!!! I will be looking at posies a whole lot differently now. 😂

[@PowerToolsWithThread]

HA! You're a hoot! lol That's actually how Lori Holt describes those indentations in all of her designs. It's pretty funny now that you point it out. lol

[@erikacook939]

I love watching and am learning so much. Where can we order the upcoming sew along?

[@sewnutty]

Does the 10 needle have color sort like the Luminaire? If so, could that be used for this design instead of moving back and forth between the color stops?

[@PowerToolsWithThread]

I wish! If it does, I can't find it.

[@sewnutty]

@@PowerToolsWithThread I think it may be the icon that has the two spools to one spool. I only have a six needle and XP2. Just researching the 10 needle.

[@suedonnenwirth3269]

Very pretty, would I be able to do something like that on my Husqvarna Epic 1?

[@PowerToolsWithThread]

Absolutely! You've got a nice big hoop on that machine so it should be pretty easy.

[@maryannbaughman215]

Ok, I must have missed something. Now did you get the main stalk of the plant on?

[@PowerToolsWithThread]

Sorry! I didn't film that. It was the first hooping in the Luminaire. If your hoop isn't that big, then it can be sewn on with a domestic machine.

[@maryjeanvaligorsky1206]

I have the same question 😊

[@maryjeanvaligorsky1206]

Hi. How did you do the multi hooping for the stem?

[@PowerToolsWithThread]

The stems were done in a single hooping on the Luminaire in the 10x16 hoop. If you don't have a hoop that large, you can stitch it down on a domestic machine and then embroider the rest. There is a way to do a split-hooping for this, but you need software and it's very difficult to do. I always take the path of least resistance, so a domestic is the way I'd go.

[@julieverschage3160]

Can we do this in PE design 11?

[@PowerToolsWithThread]

I don't use PE11 but I searched the User Manual. You CAN import the .fcm file from the SNC into PE11. This link shows how. support.brother.com/g/s/hf/htmldoc/ped/im/ped11/en/PED11_EN/index.html#!/09_1806366 Once you have the fcm file imported, I think you can use the Applique Wizard to convert it to applique. support.brother.com/g/s/hf/htmldoc/ped/im/ped11/en/PED11_EN/index.html#!/07_1809016/07_180901607_1809016

[@julieverschage3160]

@@PowerToolsWithThread thank you I appreciate all your videos I just hate to spend more on software if not needed