Measurements and Thread Choices

Things to Think About Before We Load, Spoken Thoughts about Line Drawings

Spoken Information About the Designs I Chose and Why

Building the Line Drawing - Part 01

Building the Line Drawing - Part 02

Building the Line Drawing - Part 03

Saving the Line Drawing as a Workspace, Groupings in Workspaces and How to Handle Them

An Explanation of Quilt Pattern Indexer, Searching Based on Keywords and Saving a Copy of the Designs from QPI into a Working Folder

Choosing Designs Continued

Starting with the Sash and Why

Fine Tuning the Number of Repeats, Duplicating and Custom Cropping

Saving a Beginners Way

Naming Options, Vertical Sash/Border Building

Considering Options if We Didn't Like Crop Option #1, More Duplication and Custom Cropping

Building the Inside E2E and Pieced Border Round

Building the Cornerstones, Explanation of Groupings in the Layout and Rendering Steps

Saving Workspace, Building the Pieced Border, Wrapping Function (Yes or No)

Building the Vertical Pieced Borders

Building the Outside Offset Borders

Double Checking Our Completed Layout, Speficially Whether Everything Has Been Saved

Stitchout Steps - Starting at the Top of the Quilt, Explaining How I Use Simulation to Demonstration What Would Really Happen at the Quilt

Use of the 1/2" Square Foot for Border Work, Reason for a Printed Layout Near the Quilt, Opening and Placing the First Design

Alignment BEFORE Skew and Why, Naming with Tags and Why

Stitch Order and Why, Skew Vs. Border Skew and Saving Workspace vs. Saving Selected

Clearing and Moving On and Final Comments on Finishing the Stitchout

The Introduction

Building the Line Drawing - Part 01

Building the Line Drawing - Part 02

Building the Line Drawing - Part 03

Layout and Rendering - Choosing and Laying out the Designs

Layout and Rendering Continued

Layout and Rendering Continued

Layout and Rendering Continued

Layout and Rendering Continued

Layout and Rendering Continued

Layout and Rendering Continued

Layout and Rendering Continued

One more PS Designer Step

PSD continued

Here We Go, Time to Stitch

Positioning Comes First

Starting at the Top

Connecting our Star Point in PSD

Pushing Star Point Back to PS from PSD - Coordinates

Repositioning after a Machine and PS Reboot

Final Stitching Steps

One Big Star Details and Final Picture

The Project / Dimensions

Layout and Rendering - The Line Drawing

LOAR - The Line Drawing Continued

LOAR - The Line Drawing Continued

LOAR - The Line Drawing -Final

LOAR - Picking Designs and Starting the Layout

LOAR - Picking Designs and LOAR Continued

LOAR - Picking Designs and LOAR Continued

LOAR - Picking Designs and LOAR Continued

LOAR - The Inside Narrow Sashes

LOAR - Finishing up the Narrow Sashes w/Custom Cropping

LOAR - The Outside Narrow Border Part 01

LOAR - The Outside Narrow Border Part 02

Stitching - 01 - Outside L-Shaped Corners / Option 01

Stitching - 02 - Outside L-Shaped Continued

Stitching - 03 - Outside L-Shaped Continued

Stitching 04 - Outside L-Shaped Continued

Stitching 05 - Piano Key Border

Stitching 06 - Piano Key Border Continued

Stitching 06 - Piano Keys Continued and Final Project Recap

Introduction, The Design and My Initial Thought Process

Setting up the E2E for the Entire Project

Starting with the Lining

Converting the Embroidery Design Initials in Pro-Stitcher Designer

Placing and Stitching the Converted Embroidery Design

Final Stitching and Construction Tips

A Look at the Quilt

Layout Part 01

Layout Part 02