Re-Introduction to Moxie Monday Format, Finding PS Lite Software and Downloading the Software, The PS Lite Designs Library Overview, PS Lite Simulation, Invitation to PS Premium Coursework

Edge to Edge the MK Way, Proper Boot-Up Procedure, Use of the Refresh Button, MK's Use of Line Drawings, Creating Frame Space

Completing the Frame Space, Making Sure Quilt Top is Inside the Frame Space, Opening a Continuous Line Design, Explanation of "Open at Crosshair",

Sizing the Design Before Stitching, Evaluating Free or Purchased Designs, Air Stitching, Discussion of Setting and Area Box

Marking a 2-Corner Area Box, View (or not to View) the Area Box, Assign View Area to the Side Panel or Use the Ribbon Bar, Modifying the Area Height, Repeat using Fill

Closing the Vertical Gap Distance, Manual Repeating, Over-Filling Area, Importance of Baseline, Cropping the Repeated Design, Adjusting Start Points to the Top with the use of Nudge

Explanation of the Magic Behind Moving the Start Point to the Top, Saving the Repeated Design, Creating a Working E2E Folder, Revisiting Cruise vs. Precision and the Opti Stitch Setting

Stitching the E2E, Further Explaining Start Points, Manual Needle Down/Needle Up, Marking a Spot in Batting in Preparation for Advancing, The MK Way of Advancing, Cropping the Rows as They are Stitched

Advancing the Quilt, Repositioning after Advance, Evaluating the Next Set of Rows/How Much Fits,

Moxie Monday Notes - 2/21/22

Moxie Machine Settings, Navigating with the Handlebars, Precision Mode

Precision Mode-Perfect for Ruler Work, The Cruise Setting and Use

Manual Mode and It's Use, Needle Up or Needle Down Stop Position, Over Speed Alarm

Stitch Count Menu, Diagnostic Screen

Prostitcher Lite Settings, Display Setting - Setting your Side Panel Buttons

PSL Settings Continued, Auto Jump

Review of Frame Space, Even When Using PSL Running in Simulation Mode, Opti Stitch Setting

MK's Famous Layout and Rendering: Using Simulation to Plan Out and Pre-Set My Quilting Designs; Area and Alignment Techniques, Use of a Simple Line Drawing

LO&R Continued, More Line Drawing, Auditioning the First Design

LO&R Continued, Repeating with a Twist/Repeat, Duplicate, Flip, Align

Finishing Up the Layout for the Small Kitchen Wall Hanging

Moxie Monday Notes 3/07/22

Make it on the Longarm w/MK - Quilt As You Go Baby Blanket

Inspirational Links

Initial Steps for Free-Motion Quilters, Manual Channel Lock Step, Channel Locking Steps with PS Lite, Placing Row #1

Attaching the Square w/Horizontal Channel Lock (manual channel locking/not computerized)

Spoken Intro to PS Simulation, PS Lite Steps at the Machine, Creation of an Area and Alignment of the Design

Marking Frame Space with PS Lite, Evaluating and Jumping Between Start Points with the Prostitcher/New Star and End Tab, Using the Needle Prick in the Fabric to Position our Fabric Squares,

An Option for Stitching a Straight Line to Secure the Mini Charms, Decision about Parallel Lines and Use of the Nudge Function

Simulation - Part 01 / Brief Explanation of Simulation, Setting Up The Block of Repeated Squares Using MK's Process Called Layout and Rendering, Brief Explanation of File Folder Configuration for PS Lite

Simulation - Part 02 / Resizing a Simple Square to Start Our Layout, Duplication and Area Functions, How to Move Cross-Hairs in Simulation,

Simulation - Part 03 / Side Panel Buttons Explained, Alignment, The "Why Am I Doing This" Explained

Simulation - Part 04 / Using Simulation to Figure out the Number of Fabrics Squares to Use, Repeat and Gap Distance Helps

Simulation - Part 05 / Simulation Steps Explained for PS Premium Users

Simulation - Part 06 / Creating Straight Parallel Straight Lines

Simulation - Part 07 / Straight Parallel Straight Lines Continued - Connecting the Straight Lines using PS Designer

Advancing Using Needle-Down Drag/Drop

Checking Positioning w/PS Lite, Explanation of Shrinkage, Creating a New Area Box to Help with a Slight Resize of the Design, Nudging to Fine-Tune Positioning Resizing

Placing Squares, Using PSL to Stitch Left, Using Channel Lock to Stitch Right, Explanation of Ball Point Needles, Thinking Ahead to How We'll Get the Lines in the Other Direction

Fine-Tuning My Placement Options, Including Horizontal Channel Locks and Keeping the Thread Engaged - Stitching Back and Forth Manually, Advancing and Repositioning Using Start Point

Using Prostitcher Lite and Reposition Start Point to Get Repositioned In Order to Use the Repeated Grid of Squares Again for Placement Going Forward

Another Approach for Positioning the Squares, Over-Driving the Regulator with Horizontal Channel Lock Engaged

Done (In One Direction Anyway), Trimming and Turning the Quilt

Reloaded After Turning and Reattaching the Quilt, Using a Ruler Base and Straight-Edge Ruler to Stitch the Long Lines in the Other Direction, Another Option: PS Mark and Record to Create a Straight Stitching Line

Demonstrating PS Mark and Record Using Simulation

Straight Lines/No Ruler-No Channel Locks, Some MK Famous Wiggle Ditching and TaDa, She's Done

Keep Watch / Binding Course Coming Soon

Moxie Mondays Are Changing

01 - Auditioning E2E Design, PS Lite Settings-Opti Stitch and Moxie Machine Settings-Cruise Control, Heads Up/New Load the Loft Frame w/MK Coming Soon

02 - Examining MK's Sample Stitchouts and Explaining Settings

03- Moxie Controls and Settings, Explaining Cruise Control and Percentages Used, Test Stitching to Audition Design and Settings

04 - Explaining Initial Steps, Instruction on Additional Steps and Additional Videos

05 - Saving Explained, And She's Off, Final Thoughts

Creating Content as I Can

Creating the Line Drawing