Stippling

[@kathijohnson2462]

I too would love to see you continue on to the other parts of the quilt to show how you join the stippling without it looking spaced.

[@reethompson6440]

You are really good at teaching. This is fabulous and I'm going to try it. I'm tired of paying people to quilt for me. Thanks so much.

[@lorihernandez9762]

Ree you are so welcome!!! I love quilting my quilts like this!

[@pattymitchell9265]

So glad I found this video, very helpful, great instruction. will look for other videos by you.

[@cardstockcreations7497]

A great tutorial Lori. So clear to me now. I could not remember every step from a class I took when I bought my Dream machine recently. I have spent hours watching different tutorials on the stippling after finishing a quilt and was so frustrated. Thank you so much!!

[@jeanneebertrittenhouse8282]

You have a gift, not everyone can teach. Thank you very much.

[@stellynecurtis1171]

You were AWESOME! Thank you for explaining everything in a comfortable pace. I look forward to using this technique on my Destiny! Thank you!

[@lorihernandez9762]

So glad it helped!!! Thanks for watching and commenting :)

[@janaverkamp1082]

Thank you!!!! This video has so much useful information. I wish I had watched this BEFORE I did my wallhanging project. My sewing shop did not teach these features, so I hand drew areas and scanned my drawing and filled them, and then I had the problem of lining up the fabric to match my scans. I spent HOURS doing that. I had good results, but this tutorial is so amazing that I actually went back and made another wallhanging so I could try this feature!

[@Bluechowmom]

Please would love to see you continue on to the other parts of the quilt to show how you join the stippling without it looking spaced.This would be very helpful

[@lorihernandez9762]

I’ll do that in the future. :)

[@inthekitchenwithbubby7724]

Great videos! I learn so much from you! Thanks sew very much!

[@lorihernandez9762]

You are so welcome. Glad they have helped you!

[@jetmaio]

I just loved this video and would love to see you continue on to the other parts of the quilt to show how you join the stippling without it looking spaced.

[@asheryl1966]

I too would love to see how you move on to the next area of your quilt and join the stippling.

[@thedecorativedreamer]

Thank you so much for this video! I just got a new to me Destiny II. My goals are to use it with quilting in just this way. I have Embrilliance software and do alot of digitizing for my personal projects. I was quite dissappointed to find out I could not use my E2E design to store in the Destiny to use for fills. After seeing this video I am now seeing the draw line features and am thinking I could possibly draw my own fills using stitches? Now I'm getting excited again. I would love to see a video on something like I have described if it is possible.

[@hernandobeach]

Thank you Lori this was a great tutorial!!

[@lorihernandez9762]

You are so welcome Grace. Glad you enjoyed it. :)

[@elainekelley6358]

Thank you so much. I can't wait to try this in the morning. I've been wondering exactly how to do this. I have a Sunbonnet Sue quilt I want to stipple around each Sue in each block. Love your channel.

[@lorihernandez9762]

:) oh I love Sun Bonnet Sue. I have one I need to finish also 😀

[@robertastratmann4916]

Thank you I was having such a hard time with the stipple feature you helped me so much. Thanks Roberta Stratmann

[@chiarascerrato9957]

Wonderfully explained and shown. Thank you

[@lorihernandez9762]

You are welcome! So happy it was helpful and easy to follow. :)

[@ParchCraftAustralia]

This was the most incredibly useful demonstration Lori! You have a natural and easily understandable manner... I love this video...I subbed immediately then went to watch more of your videos and you haven't uploaded in 2 years ....I'm gutted ! Hope you might come back and some more....pretty please? Lindy

[@SantosB485]

Thank you so much Lori. This is such a wonderful tutorial. You did a great job explaining how to stipple around the applique. I needed this video!!!

[@bevbartlett1483]

Lori, please come back and do more videos. Your fans miss you. I miss you.

[@lorihernandez9762]

Awe, thank you, I miss you too. Don't you worry. I have a bunch in the works :)

[@kginquilt]

Absolutely perfect delivery of how to use the different features to attain form fitting stipples on a pieced design. Please continue to produce awesome videos such as this one!

[@budoneof15]

Why can't I get it?

[@sandiameen8812]

Very pleasant voice, not too rushed, great detail. Thank you

[@wademom4]

So magically done on the Destiny! Thank you for this tutorial. Amazing what you can do on this machine. Still learning but loving the Destiny experience.

[@jeannieeitelgeorge3996]

You just saved my day! thanks for the great tutorial!!

[@marjoriefarmer5720]

I loved this video. I have a pattern that I wanted to add stippling to and this was just what I needed. Thank you.

[@lorihernandez9762]

Marjorie Farmer You are so welcome :)

[@janetgolay5629]

What a great, concise video. Thanks so much for posting.

[@candhdow]

Just found you,,oh my gosh. Love your videos. Would love a video part 2 to this one. Doe you have one?

[@lorihernandez9762]

Hi 🤗. I’m planning to do a larger quilt to show that process. I hope to get that up in the next couple of weeks.

[@susanjones896]

Thank you for this. Great tutorial.👍

[@jennyglass1019]

Loved the video and the point to point demo. Way better than what I was trying to do.

[@nitasheth9283]

BEAUTIFUL. WILL DEFINATELY TRY ON JUKI, THANKS FOR SHARING.

[@digill1000]

Awesome, video. I have the Brother Dream and haven't found any videos using the IQ.Please do more.

[@jackiekraemer596]

u have a very soothing voice very easy to follow.

[@elainetabor3620]

Thank you for this wonderful tutorial! I'm looking forward to more video' using this wonderful machine.

[@asheryl1966]

Great video. I can't wait to try this.

[@retiredandluvit]

Great video. I was hoping you would continue with what you do after you finish the first hoop. How do you contiue on with the rest of the table runner? thanks so much

[@cynforrest]

Amazing. Thanks for wonderfully clear instructions. I’ve subbed.

[@lorihernandez9762]

Jan, I’m am so GLAD it helped :)

[@sarahsgift1]

Excellent tutorial!

[@candhdow]

Do you have a video of how you did the sewing around those circles. They are perfect. I am assuming you did them in Design Center?

[@lorihernandez9762]

I don't have a tutorial showing that just yet. I will put that on my list! Yes I did that in the IQ Designer of my machine. You must have the brother model. So yes it can be done in your Design Center!

[@maureenmiddleton5846]

Lori do you have any videos on how you go to next part of the quilt and connect or continue your quilting?

[@lorihernandez9762]

Maureen sorry I’m just commenting. Trying to catch up 🤗. I am planning to do a larger quilt and share that process. Hope to have that up in a couple of weeks or sooner. Will that help?

[@gloriamanns5193]

Thanks for sharing. I learned about the drawing tool.

[@busterbrown6917]

Love the information.Thank you can't wait to try this😄.

[@lorihernandez9762]

Buster Brown Awesome! I'm so glad it helped you.

[@donnacova]

That was really helpful information and demo!

[@Marnie1869]

Thank you so much I needed this tutorial and it looks like I can do this.

[@candhdow]

Thank you for your reply,, hey,, if you have time ...one more question?? Been playing all day. To do a stipple around a figure. Any way it doesn’t seem as though my lines are closing automatically?. Any suggestions. Wow,,so happy I found you. Your KZbin’s are really the BEST out there. Only had machine a month. It was brand new. Dream 2 machine.

[@lorihernandez9762]

Make sure your using the Point to Point Tool. In your line property area you can choose from a open pencil, closed pencil, straight line and the last is your point to point. It looks like a lightening bolt. When you get your last point very close to your first point then it will close.

[@candhdow]

Lori Hernandez thank you. I was using wrong tool. Please do more videos. You are priceless..

[@pambrowne5041]

Great can't wait to see more

[@haikuds]

Excellent video. I noticed that when you scanned the quilt it didn't ask for the positioning marker sticker. I have seen this on other videos as well. My Destiny always ask me to place the sticker to determine thickness of fabric. How did you get rid of placing the sticker that looks like a snowman. thanks

[@lorihernandez9762]

Physalia Cassiopeia that’s because if you go into your settings page on page 9 you need to turn OFF the fabric thickness sensor options. Once you do this it will not ask you to use the positioning sticker!!! :)

[@lorihernandez9762]

Go into your Settings Page on your machine and find the page that is your Background Sensor display and turn off your Fabric Thinkness Sensor :)

[@traceyjones6220]

What stylist are you using please

[@debraleyes6534]

So if I would have wanted to satin stitch on the applique part, how would I have done that before the stippling step.

[@713Joanne]

On my destiny2 I have to put the snowman on the fabric...why don’t you need it?

[@lorihernandez9762]

Joanne, Go into your settings page, find the page that has the BACKGROUND IMAGE DISPLAY option. Turn OFF the FABRIC THICKNESS SENSOR...... My guess is you have that function turned on. I hope this helps. It is not necessary to have the FABRIC THICKNESS SENSOR turned on. Thanks for your comment, I hope this works for you! :)

[@Marnie1869]

can you show how to put designs from a usb jpg into design center ?

[@lorihernandez9762]

Mary check out the Solaris series, I believe it’s the second one. That should show you.

[@jeanberezoski4257]

very Nice, thank you!!!