02 - Let's Build It in Simulation, Exporting Design from QPI to PSP, Repeating, Sending the Repeated Design to PS Designer for Connection

03 - Adding our Connected E2E Step Using Prostitcher Designer so that it Stitches Left to Right, Right to Left Without Stopping, Saving Steps Including a QPI Saving Tip

01 - Transferring the Designs to the Tablet, Opening the Design, Marking the Initial Area, Adjusting the Area Box and Aligning the Design, Cropping, Adjusting Start Points, Baseline

02 - Saving our Cropped Design Once then Again and Why Twice

03 - Recap on Cropping and Naming- Comparing the MK Way and the EA Way, Explaining Some Potential Cropping Snafus, Remembering the Red Stop Sign Pin, and We're Stitching

04 - First Connected Pass Done, Marking Our Next Start Point in Preparation for Advancing, Closing the Pattern - Going Back to Our Master, Advance and Repositioning, Verifying We are Not Clearing All Bars, Remove Pin and We're Stitching Again

05- Repeating the Steps Over and Over, Cropping at the Bottom of the Quilt

06 - Additional Cropping Options for the Bottom of the Quilt

Why Simulation -- An Explanation

Initial Simulations Steps

Determining Throat Depth Using the Measure Function, Explanation of Manual Repeat

Creating and Saving A Master Area, Finding and Re-Saving Our Original Digital Design

Determining Pattern Size for Stitching, Repeating using the Fill Function, Adjusting Gap Distance and the Number of Repeats

Saving our Non-Connected Design, Naming Tips

Paying Attention to Directionality and Rotating Start Points to the Top if Possible

Cheat Sheet

Reviewing Stitchout Steps/Similar to E2E for Intermediates Course, Explanation of File Management for the Built Designs

Opening a Design Built in Simulation, Marking an Area, Adjusting the Area Height, Aligning the Pattern, Initial Crop, Evaluate and Move Start Points,

Naming the Stichout / Always 2 Designs (Before and After), Nudging to Fill Unquilted Space, Things to Avoid with Crop/Quirky Cropping, Explanation of Advance and Ending the Quilt (Referring to Earlier Chapters Herein)

Review of the3 Steps Using PSP vs. 506, Setting up our Master Area Box in Simulation,

Building Rose Garden Master E2E, Same steps: Evaluate Size and Start Points, Air Stitch if Necessary, Copy Design into 01 My E2E, Repeat, Same Steps: Fit, P2P, Over Fill, Evaluate the No. of Passes Vertically, Save

Prostitcher Design for the Connected E2E Steps, Save the Connected File as a Design (.hqf in this lesson for DEMONSTRATION purposes only) Opening that Design in PSP, Copying New Files onto Flashdrive for use at the machine, File Management Tips

PSP Vs. 506 Demonstration Purposes ONLY Continued

Updating to 537 and Looking at the Cropping Snafu, Reboot Sim - Reestablishing Position Zero

Updated Master Area Cheat Sheet, Create the Master Area in Sim, Repeat, Saving Design and Workspace Options, Determining Vertical Repeats

Connecting Step in PSP Designer, Using the Line Tool and Ctrl T to Connect, Creating a New Link, Expanding Your PSD Side Boxes, Ungrouping

Final Saving Steps; Repeate The Steps from this Chapter Again and Again. Next Chapter, Cropping Snafu Will Be No More

Come Along With Me as I Get My Folders Reorganized

Consolidating Folders and Transferring to a USB - Part 01

Consolidating Folders Continued

01 - Back at the Quilt - Ready to Crop and Quilt, Selecting the Pattern (Opening Workspace, Not Design), Explaination of How Workspace Patterns Open, Building the Area, Cropping and Adjusting Start Points to the Top

02 - Baselining and Saving (Save as Design Not Workspace), Filling Un-Quilted Space at Top, Cropping Again, Saving After Pattern, Important Stop Sign Moment #3, Red Pin in the Batting

03 - Marking and Advancing, Opening the B4 Pattern, Repositoning, Cropping at the End of the Quilt