Quilting a mini quilt on the Bernina Q16 - Part 1

[@ippy4411]

I’ll need to buy rulers. Thank you for your tutorial Irene.

[@carmenbailey1560]

Nice tutorial on the top machine quilting, thanks for sharing 👍❤️😊

[@melniee2551]

Adjusting your lines for parallel, that is how we know you are an engineer! And such a cute design for the quilting!

[@conqueringmountscrapmorewi2509]

Such a darling ice cream block! A fun chat to listen to while I hand quilt! Thank you for sharing!

[@anneyoung1011]

Great work, so easy to follow. I am getting the q16 for my birthday in February next year so really excited.

[@heathergleiser]

My local quilt shop has those Amanda Murphy rulers and now I really want to read her books on ruler work because it looks like a good way to get comfortable with machine quilting in a different way than using the walking foot. Thank you for another fun video!

[@elsafischer3247]

Good night the quilt is cute. From Switzerland 🇨🇭

[@carinaw1972]

Nice explanation!

[@maryt2887]

Very nice demonstration! I could see your work very well and I like your design details.

[@jayanthirao9726]

It’s beautiful! I liked both front and back. I guess it’ll make a wonderful interchangeable table mat for kids 😀 fun

[@Sugaridoo]

Thanks, yeah it will!

[@elisagalery1598]

Hi Irene, thank you for the video and inspiration. I’d like to know if I can do this with an old 910 Bernina Matic. Do I need a special foot to use rulers or can I use the darning foot that comes with the machine?

[@loraineleuschke4186]

Good work!

[@tracyfrost]

What is the number of foot you using please?

[@rosemaryrothderose7634]

Love this demonstration. What setting did you use? Which ruler foot was used? I am waiting for my new machine and can't wait to try FMQ. Thanks

[@Sugaridoo]

Thanks! Ruler foot #72, the setting was BSR1, SPI=10, RPM=250 on my Bernina Q16. Enjoy your new machine, so exciting!!!

[@elsafischer3247]

Did you lower the foot. I don’t know what you call them in English

[@meghanplamondon8639]

On a Q16 and Q 20, the feet are always hidden. These machines are especially made for FMQ, free motion quilting .

[@Pip7-px3wq]

@@meghanplamondon8639 I don’t understand, which feet are hidden? Do you mean the feed dogs?

[@corgilover57]

On the Q16 and Q20 there aren't any feed dogs to lower. It is simply a free motion quilting machine. Hope this answers your question.