QCT5 Pro - Tips for Deciding Which Mode to Use

[@jennystrahley927]

I wish I knew as much about QCT as you do!! So far I've only used Power Panto in QCT5, and what I've learned has been through your videos. I appreciate you sharing your knowledge so others can learn. Also thanks to your husband for getting in close with the camera so we can see what you're doing on your screen.

[@maryannterwey3404]

I LOVE your videos. The camera work, your explanations, the examples, the flow...all excellent. Thank you.

[@Joyfulstamper]

Thank you so much for that nice feedback!

[@karenbailey1938]

This made a lot of sense to me in explaining the different modes. Thank you so much for sharing your expertise.

[@Joyfulstamper]

Glad it was helpful!

[@sandrakelley3210]

Thanks you help a lot for new quilters like me.

[@cactuswren2010]

Thank you so much! Your videos are so helpful! ❤

[@Joyfulstamper]

Glad they're helpful!!

[@wilmawagner9631]

You are so smart. Thank you for helping to learn and enjoy the software. I like the basic mode but didn’t know why I was starting to all of a sudden getting 4 points rather than the center reference. Now I know. I guess I switched modes accidentally.

[@Joyfulstamper]

Glad you are finding the videos helpful 🙂 It seems there's always more to learn, but the more you learn, the more fun the software gets!

[@terrydickson6468]

Thank you for taking the time to teach us 🙏❤️

[@maryrose6561]

This tutorial is so helpful, thank you Janet!

[@Joyfulstamper]

Glad it was helpful! These are the kinds of things that the more you use QCT, the more you start getting "savvy" about these kind of details.

[@suegairson8898]

Janet I resently bought a long arm machine and the QCT5 Pro program and would like the reference sheets but don't have a face book page. Is there somewhere else I can find and print these sheets. The dealer I bought my machine through is less than helpful. You have been my main resource for help. Thank you for all the knowledge you have shared. Sue from Spokane, Wa.

[@Joyfulstamper]

These tutorials are by Lizzy Allen in Australia: thimbleandthread.com.au/tutorials

[@ClarkKentFan4ever]

Janet, you seem to have a lot more patterns in your factory panto folder. Are some of those some you purchased and added to the folder, or is there a download I'm missing? Chris

[@Joyfulstamper]

Yes, I have purchased more patterns and added them. In case you haven't already gotten these free ones.....they are definitely worth having: 1. www.urbanelementz.com/quilting-designs/pantographs-e2e.html?category_ue=264 2. www.mycreativestitches.net/augusta-set/ I like being on the email list of various pattern companies to find out when yearly sales happen.....a great time to add!

[@ClarkKentFan4ever]

@@Joyfulstamper Cool! Thanks!!

[@Tanya99503]

This was a great tutorial. When you stagger, the next row starts as a pink, does that mean it stitches out when you get to that row? Does it automatically connect (it didn't look like it did) the pink to the blue? I hope that makes sense.... Have a great day and please keep up the great work. Thank you to hubby for great camera work.

[@Joyfulstamper]

The pink at one end of row is just to show what part of the panto pattern is wrapped from the other end. The entire row will stitch, regardless of color - all in one continuing stitch. I love questions like that.....it helps me remember what it's like to look through newer eyes. So easy to start forgetting and taking things for granted.....

[@Tanya99503]

@@Joyfulstamper thanks for answering, have a blessed wknd

[@kathybrandenburg2338]

Where can I get those reference sheets please?

[@Joyfulstamper]

The Quick Reference sheets are in the Files of the Quilters Creative Touch Facebook page: facebook.com/groups/QuiltersCreativeTouch

[@judiththorpe2891]

Can’t find QCT Facebook page to print extra page

[@Joyfulstamper]

Here is the link to the FB page where you'll find the Quick Reference pdf's in the Files: facebook.com/groups/QuiltersCreativeTouch