@@pickinstitches Machine quilt only. I can’t afford a long arm and wouldn’t have anywhere to put it anyway. I use a Janome 8900 which had a wide throat.
@@pickinstitches Definitely quilt my own. Paying for it is too expensive. I’ve quilted small projects on my Babylock sewing and embroidery machine. About ready to try my large quilt! Thanks again for your instruction!
For me, there is no question on "preference" for quilting. I will do it myself, on a domestic machine, because I would not be able to afford to do it any other way. My great grandmother did the quilting by hand....and she made a LOT of quilts. No whining allowed from me when I have so much more at my disposal than she ever did.
That's amazing I just put up my old quilting frames. I'm going to see if I can do more by hand. Since I retired $200 a quilt is minimal and I can't afford it. Hand quilting it is.
My grandmother, g-gma, great aunts etc did hand cutting, piecing, quilting, and sewing. My grandfather made a quilting frame that I remember having saw horses on each end. It was a family affair. I remember MomMom teaching me a little bit of each and explaining different processes😊. Fond memories.. No treasured... memories 🤍 Later in life she did use the sewing machine some-why not? I would love to be part of a quilting bee. This was a great tutorial. I'm a new subscriber.
Quick tip. If you start at center of quilt and work in a quadrant, then go back to center, do next quadrant, then repeat for the other two quadrants. So don’t have to struggle with the quilt as much and you never have a lot of bulk under the machine.
Thank you so very much for taking time to make this video. I can’t afford to use a long arm service and I have been just doing straight line quilting on my Juki. I have really been wanting to attempt the free motion method and this is very encouraging to me.
Thank you so much!! I think I am a little less scared to try free motion quilting. You are so kind to share your knowledge. I know it takes a lot of time to do these videos. You are appreciated!!!!
Thank you, everytime someone else does free motion quilting on their own sewing machine I feel less intimidating, but, than when I want to start doing it myself I have doubts
When I put the 'sandwich' together, I strip my spare queen bed down to the silky top mattress. That is what I use to lay it out and I use HUGE safety pins every 5-6". This works for me and I'm able to pin easily and I don't like the spray. But whatever works for you. I enjoy your videos.
This video is so encouraging. I have the Juki machine I use for straight-line sewing. I am very intimidated by free-motion quilting. I cannot afford to send my quilts out for long arm quilting. I have always quilted with curved pins and straight lines on my Singer Confidence Quilter machine. I am definitely going to give this a try on my Juki...gloves and all. Thank you for an amazingly encouraging video. I will likely be referring back to it. Right now, I am going to check out your binding video. I have always wrapped the backing around, folded it over, and sewed it down for the binding.
Thank you for showing that the quilting doesn't have to be fancy. You just need to practice. And done is better than perfect, I'm talking to myself mostly.😊
I enjoy the thorough step by step instructions. I also like that you teach us a new technique and not tell us a story that has nothing to do with quilting.
I’ve only ever quilted my own. i really can’t afford to have someone else do it for me. Also, i really want to do it, though I’m not good at it yet. I’ll keep practicing. 😄 What i have found is that the beginner quilting that is so obvious on the newly finished quilt, turns into a beautiful crinkly quilt once washed. I’m telling you, that crinkliness makes “mistakes” disappear! 😍👏🏼
So glad I found this I used to quilt my own quilts but ran into problems not realizing it was the machine - not me! I lost confidence and have been paying evr since! I have decided to try again on a small quilt i just finished and here you are! Thanks forcthe tutorial! Well done and great confidence builder.
So glad I found your tutorial. Such good info. Great teaching! Subscribed and liked! Thank you! I look forward to more of your videos. I’ve been waiting to quilt my first quilt. Your video has inspired me.
Thanks so much for this video Kelly. I'm relatively new to quilting and nervous about FMQ even though I have taken a class. Guess I just need to practice more.
@pickinstitches I've made quilt sandwiches from remnants as well as inexpensive fabrics. I decided to use a table runner last week that I pieced from a clearance charm pack of Christmas fabrics and learned lots from that project. I haven't yet tried cheater fabric but have pieced 4 patch and 9 patch blocks for practicing fmq.
Great video. I also prefer to quilt my own. I’m a new quilter and I would rather put my money into the fabric. Someday, if I my a King size quilt for my bed, I would love to send that quilt out, though.
I totally agree! But you'd be surprised what can fit through a domestic. That said I love quilting on my long arm too! King size get pretty heavy! -Kelly
Thank you for your wonderful video! I have that same machine and haven’t done much free motion quilting because I get all tensed up. I now have a sewing table where my machine is and set and I think it be easier on my shoulder. You have inspired me to try it again, I subscribed and will follow you. I’m going to share this with a young friend who has just started this so West.
You are so welcome! I'm so glad to have you here! Hope it helps, Im sure if you can get comfortable it will help a ton! I didnt say this in the video, but you can see I press my forearm onto my quilt too when Im trying to move a larger section. -Kelly
I feel that if you piece the top of your quilt only and have someone else quilt it, you are a “piecer”, not a quilter. It means so much more when YOU make the quilt from start to finish.
Yes! I have a video on how I attach binding. Some people hand bind, but I prefer to machine bind. Here you go :) czcams.com/video/8R9d-FErDuE/video.htmlsi=cIqWLGio_nTTkkzM
Yes it is toxic and you should only use it outside or in a very well ventilated area. I think many also wear at least a mask if not a respirator. If you do all your quilts with this spray baste indoors you're risking respiratory problems over time.
Yes, a couple in the same or very close to the same would be similar to a lock stitch. If its a show quilt you might still want to bury them, but my quilts are for everyday use so I just trim them close. -Kelly
First time free motion quilting and it is fun however even though using a silicon mat I had trouble moving the quilt smoothly. Felt heavy. Any hints appreciated.
Anything yiu can do to support the weight of your quilt will help. J keep most of it on the table and I open the drawers next to me to support anything hanging to the left. But mostly I hold it up off my lap. I've seen contraptions to hold the weight even above the label, but I've never used one. You might ask at your local quilt shop. -Kelly
Excellent tutorial!! (I’d like to know how you got your light strip on your machine to stay in place. I bought one, as with age my eyes don’t see as well as they used to, but my light strip just wouldn’t stick 🙄
Mine was very easy to install. I don't remember 100% but probably cleaned the "sticker" location with rubbing alcohol 1st, but nothing else special. I think it was a cheap one on Amazon. Maybe try a different brand. I bet it's lost it's sticky. Maybe some Double-sided tape?
@@pickinstitches Thank you. I’m working on a 54x38x38 and as projects get bigger I need more space. I also find 38 is a little too high for my 5’2 frame.
This was very helpful! Do you not use a screwdriver to tighten the foot on your machine? I would be afraid that mine would loosen and I would break a needle!?!?
I dont always use the driver for the foot, I check it pretty frequently but with "quilting" its probably best to use the driver because of all the vibrations- you are right! I do for the needle :) -Kelly
Loved watching this tutorial. I’m fairly new to quilt. One question please, do I need a special foot for free motion quilting, I can only do a sort of Stitch In The Ditch now but I would like to try free motion.
I have been watching your videos and you do such a great job. I haven’t been able to find a white cutting mat, where did you get yours? I have macular degenerative eye disease and it is hard to see to cut on colored mates.
Big Roatry mats if you buy 24 “x 48” or larger use this coupon code for 10%off. Capital letters BSN for 10% off at checkout. I love it, but when Im cutting white fabric I reach for another mat. _Kelly
I love my Juki! It just felt off. Sorry I know that doesnt help a ton, I had the thread break and it just felt like the bobbin was unwinding to slowly. I did a video on this machine recently czcams.com/video/ZcFxfMujxdg/video.htmlsi=j8ZWeO-YLkDnsFRF -Kelly
@@pickinstitches thank you so much for replying so quickly. I hope to start trying this soon and I’m considering getting a Juki as well. I have a Baby Lock Jazz II but I’m not real pleased with it. I love your videos. Thank you!
I primarily use two kinds. tinyurl.com/PickinStichesCottonBatting or tinyurl.com/PickinStitches8020 I almost always by a roll. So much more cost effective if you are doing a lot of quilting.
When the feed dogs are dropped your hands are driving the speed of the movement and the length of the stitch. Ive heard of people dropping the length to 0 but your dogs shouldn't be moving unless your machine doesn't really have a free-motion function. So drop to zero cant hurt, but mine was at 2.5 for this whole video but the feed dogs were down. Hope that helps! -Kelly
How do you prefer to quilt your projects?
I like your way
@@pickinstitches Machine quilt only. I can’t afford a long arm and wouldn’t have anywhere to put it anyway. I use a Janome 8900 which had a wide throat.
@@pickinstitches Definitely quilt my own. Paying for it is too expensive. I’ve quilted small projects on my Babylock sewing and embroidery machine. About ready to try my large quilt! Thanks again for your instruction!
I have a Juki as well. How low did you lower the speed?
For me, there is no question on "preference" for quilting. I will do it myself, on a domestic machine, because I would not be able to afford to do it any other way. My great grandmother did the quilting by hand....and she made a LOT of quilts. No whining allowed from me when I have so much more at my disposal than she ever did.
@CathyTremaria-ep5cr my grandmother did the same thing! Lovely! Some day I Want to hand quilt ONE!
-Kelly
That's amazing I just put up my old quilting frames. I'm going to see if I can do more by hand. Since I retired $200 a quilt is minimal and I can't afford it. Hand quilting it is.
Love to see it in action! Are you on the FB group?
-Kelly
My grandmother, g-gma, great aunts etc did hand cutting, piecing, quilting, and sewing. My grandfather made a quilting frame that I remember having saw horses on each end. It was a family affair. I remember MomMom teaching me a little bit of each and explaining different processes😊. Fond memories.. No treasured... memories 🤍
Later in life she did use the sewing machine some-why not?
I would love to be part of a quilting bee.
This was a great tutorial. I'm a new subscriber.
I agree.. besides I started it I want to finish it..
Quick tip. If you start at center of quilt and work in a quadrant, then go back to center, do next quadrant, then repeat for the other two quadrants. So don’t have to struggle with the quilt as much and you never have a lot of bulk under the machine.
Yes! this helps a ton even if the quilt is huge- you can do a lot on the domestic machine, :)
Thank you so very much for taking time to make this video. I can’t afford to use a long arm service and I have been just doing straight line quilting on my Juki. I have really been wanting to attempt the free motion method and this is very encouraging to me.
💯 absolutely you can do it!!
Thank you so much!! I think I am a little less scared to try free motion quilting. You are so kind to share your knowledge. I know it takes a lot of time to do these videos. You are appreciated!!!!
Aww thank you so much! Cant wait to see your projects! Just jump in :)
-Kelly
Thank you, everytime someone else does free motion quilting on their own sewing machine I feel less intimidating, but, than when I want to start doing it myself I have doubts
Start with something small! You can do it!
I’m so happy I stumbled on to this video. Very helpful. You are wonderful and fun and informative. Subscribed!! Thank you.
Awesome! Thank you! So glad to have you here:) look up the Facebook group if you like to share;)
I love your big table. Beautiful sewing space
Thank you ! I love it. Tall too :)
When I put the 'sandwich' together, I strip my spare queen bed down to the silky top mattress. That is what I use to lay it out and I use HUGE safety pins every 5-6". This works for me and I'm able to pin easily and I don't like the spray. But whatever works for you. I enjoy your videos.
Sounds like a great approach!
This video is so encouraging. I have the Juki machine I use for straight-line sewing. I am very intimidated by free-motion quilting. I cannot afford to send my quilts out for long arm quilting. I have always quilted with curved pins and straight lines on my Singer Confidence Quilter machine. I am definitely going to give this a try on my Juki...gloves and all. Thank you for an amazingly encouraging video. I will likely be referring back to it. Right now, I am going to check out your binding video. I have always wrapped the backing around, folded it over, and sewed it down for the binding.
Awesome! You can totally do it. Just grap a scrap to try first:) it's so much easier than I thought it would be!
Thank you for showing that the quilting doesn't have to be fancy. You just need to practice. And done is better than perfect, I'm talking to myself mostly.😊
@@marilynjohnson1782 i agree! Just jump on in!
-Kelly
Hi! I am not experienced in FMQ, but I love, love, love straight line quilting. It is a great option and there are so many designs to straight line.
Yes! Very much love them too! I just finished the Peach Preserve quilt with all straight line quilting :)
-Kelly
I enjoy the thorough step by step instructions. I also like that you teach us a new technique and not tell us a story that has nothing to do with quilting.
Glad you enjoyed it! I do get off on tangents sometimes, but I try to get to the point :)
@@pickinstitchesasdd 5:18
I’ve only ever quilted my own. i really can’t afford to have someone else do it for me. Also, i really want to do it, though I’m not good at it yet. I’ll keep practicing. 😄 What i have found is that the beginner quilting that is so obvious on the newly finished quilt, turns into a beautiful crinkly quilt once washed. I’m telling you, that crinkliness makes “mistakes” disappear! 😍👏🏼
@eljay5623 yes they do!! I prewash all my quilts before I gift them!
So glad I found this I used to quilt my own quilts but ran into problems not realizing it was the machine - not me! I lost confidence and have been paying evr since! I have decided to try again on a small quilt i just finished and here you are! Thanks forcthe tutorial! Well done and great confidence builder.
Yay! You can do it! Cant wait to hear how it goes!
-Kelly
Thank you for this tutorial. I like to roll my layers on pool noodles, and unroll a little at a time to spray baste.
@beverlyfarnsworth4684 that's a great method!! I've never tried it. Do you tape more than one together? I'm usually trying to bridge 70ish inches.
@@pickinstitches Yes, I put a short piece of PVC pipe into the ends before taping them together as a brace. Works great!
@@beverlyfarnsworth4684 nice!
Thank you I really enjoyed watching! I have to quilt my own quilts and it’s always nice to see other ways of doing something
Glad you enjoyed it!
Thank you for sharing. I can’t wait to quilt my quilt now. Going to try my hand at it. Wish me 🍀
Yay! You can do it! And after it is washed no matter what, you will love it! all the bobbles dissapear!
First time seeing your channel. Thank you for sharing. You made it look so easy. Going to try it soon.
You can do it! Its really fun :)
-Kelly
I am extremely new to quilting and I loved your video.
So glad it was helpful!
-Kelly
Thank you this tutorial. I’ve always used my kitchen table for sandwiching quilts. The tip for removing the small amount of residue is appreciated.
@@alicewhitehead8126 glad to hear it!
-Kelly
loved the video. It is so helpful to see the spray baste technique
Glad it was helpful!
My dogs heard yours barking and started running around barking. Lol
Heidi, barks at herself when I'm editing, lol!
-Kelly
😅😂😅🤍
So glad I found your tutorial. Such good info. Great teaching! Subscribed and liked! Thank you! I look forward to more of your videos. I’ve been waiting to quilt my first quilt. Your video has inspired me.
Thanks and welcome! You can do it!
I’m so happy to see this video. I’m going to try this myself and this is another great video. ❤
You can do it! Its really is fun once you get into it!
-Kelly
Love your videos! Clear, concise and fun.:) Thanks so much!
@@susanonealsmith8434 so glad!! Thanks so much for watching!
-Kelly
Thanks so much for this video Kelly. I'm relatively new to quilting and nervous about FMQ even though I have taken a class. Guess I just need to practice more.
Sometimes you just have to jump in! Have you practiced with a piece that doesn't matter? Like a cheater print?
@pickinstitches I've made quilt sandwiches from remnants as well as inexpensive fabrics. I decided to use a table runner last week that I pieced from a clearance charm pack of Christmas fabrics and learned lots from that project. I haven't yet tried cheater fabric but have pieced 4 patch and 9 patch blocks for practicing fmq.
Wonderful way to roll and spray!
It saves my knees from the wood floor method I used to do! But when its big enough I still would have used the floor.
-Kelly
If you cut a fingertip and thumb tip out of one of the gloves you can put them both in all of the time and take care of the loose threads
And I use my Juki and hand quilt. Both are relaxing in a different way.
@@annacline6045 great idea!!
-Kelly
Thank you great tutorial. I usually hand quilt but I had my last quilt long armed!
I'd love to hand quilt a small one some day!
-Kelly
Thank you for sharing. New to your channel. I am older and learning to quilt. I’ve only straight lined quilted. Trying to learn to free motion.❤
Glad to have you here! I like to straight line too, just not on huge ones!
Great video. I also prefer to quilt my own. I’m a new quilter and I would rather put my money into the fabric. Someday, if I my a King size quilt for my bed, I would love to send that quilt out, though.
I totally agree! But you'd be surprised what can fit through a domestic. That said I love quilting on my long arm too! King size get pretty heavy!
-Kelly
❤love to see, have over 30 pillows. With zippers in them. 25 placemats, quilted, and table runners. Looking for craft sales!!Jane
Sounds like a great plan!
Thank you for your wonderful video! I have that same machine and haven’t done much free motion quilting because I get all tensed up. I now have a sewing table where my machine is and set and I think it be easier on my shoulder. You have inspired me to try it again, I subscribed and will follow you. I’m going to share this with a young friend who has just started this so West.
You are so welcome! I'm so glad to have you here! Hope it helps, Im sure if you can get comfortable it will help a ton! I didnt say this in the video, but you can see I press my forearm onto my quilt too when Im trying to move a larger section.
-Kelly
Great video and beautiful quilt. Subscribed and liked ❤
Thank you so much!
-Kelly
I cut the finger tip of the glove off my right hand thumb and first finger...just so I can feel thread and seems when I need to.
Great tip!! Thank you!
-Kelly
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Thanks so much 😊
You're welcome 😊
Thank you ❤
You're welcome 😊
Great video tutorial!! 🤍
Thank you 🙏🏻
So glad it was helpful!
-Kelly
Yes, thank you so much.😊
You’re welcome 😊. So glad you enjoyed it!
-Kelly
Thanks!
Thanks so much for watching!
-Kelly
I feel that if you piece the top of your quilt only and have someone else quilt it, you are a “piecer”, not a quilter. It means so much more when YOU make the quilt from start to finish.
I love making it start to finish, but the again I machine bind, lol!
Hi, I prefer the quarter inch trim because I don't like to cut off any of the quilting.
@@diane19456 especially when you have points near the edge!
Hi how are you? I just came across your video. I learnt so much already, thank you. Is there a video on how you complete the edge? Thanks in advance.
Yes! I have a video on how I attach binding. Some people hand bind, but I prefer to machine bind. Here you go :)
czcams.com/video/8R9d-FErDuE/video.htmlsi=cIqWLGio_nTTkkzM
@@pickinstitches thank you so much. I'll look at it.
I have a problem with free motion of skipped stitches. I think I might be pulling on the fabric. Not sure.
Skipped stitches sounds more like stitch formation issues. Have you asked your local shop/maintenance place? What machine are you using?
@@pickinstitches singer 9960
Thank you for this uncomplicated video, I'm a beginner. Is that 505 spray kinda toxic?
@raeq6657 you can read the label, I'm no expert- but it is an aerosol.
-Kelly
Yes it is toxic and you should only use it outside or in a very well ventilated area. I think many also wear at least a mask if not a respirator. If you do all your quilts with this spray baste indoors you're risking respiratory problems over time.
Hi: what model is your juki machine. Very Helpful video
I have a video all about it, it's the QVP 18. I love it
Do the small stitches in place that you do at the beginning of your fmq eliminate the need for burying any stitches? Thank you for your video!
Yes, a couple in the same or very close to the same would be similar to a lock stitch. If its a show quilt you might still want to bury them, but my quilts are for everyday use so I just trim them close.
-Kelly
First time free motion quilting and it is fun however even though using a silicon mat I had trouble moving the quilt smoothly. Felt heavy. Any hints appreciated.
Anything yiu can do to support the weight of your quilt will help. J keep most of it on the table and I open the drawers next to me to support anything hanging to the left. But mostly I hold it up off my lap. I've seen contraptions to hold the weight even above the label, but I've never used one. You might ask at your local quilt shop.
-Kelly
Excellent tutorial!! (I’d like to know how you got your light strip on your machine to stay in place. I bought one, as with age my eyes don’t see as well as they used to, but my light strip just wouldn’t stick 🙄
Mine was very easy to install. I don't remember 100% but probably cleaned the "sticker" location with rubbing alcohol 1st, but nothing else special. I think it was a cheap one on Amazon. Maybe try a different brand. I bet it's lost it's sticky. Maybe some Double-sided tape?
Hi great tutorial. May I ask the dimensions of your table? I want to have a new one built since I’ve outgrown the one I have now. Thank you.
It's roughly 80x 44 I think. I love it!! I just have to work to not stak too much on it all the time:)
@@pickinstitches Thank you. I’m working on a 54x38x38 and as projects get bigger I need more space. I also find 38 is a little too high for my 5’2 frame.
Love this video!! What size is your awesome table?
Thank you! I love it. Its roughly 80x44. I really enjoy it when I have big quilts :)
-Kelly
Wonderful video.. Thank you. What stitch length do you use when doing free motion?
With the feed dogs down it doesnt move the fabric. So I guess 0 but I didnt move the knob.
-Kelly
What juki machine are you using? Great video!
I have the TL 18
Here is a video about it :)
czcams.com/video/ZcFxfMujxdg/video.html
This was very helpful! Do you not use a screwdriver to tighten the foot on your machine? I would be afraid that mine would loosen and I would break a needle!?!?
I dont always use the driver for the foot, I check it pretty frequently but with "quilting" its probably best to use the driver because of all the vibrations- you are right! I do for the needle :)
-Kelly
Loved watching this tutorial. I’m fairly new to quilt. One question please, do I need a special foot for free motion quilting, I can only do a sort of Stitch In The Ditch now but I would like to try free motion.
Yes you do, Check with your manufacturer for specific instructions, What machine do you have?
-Kelly
Where is the flannel backing fabric from?
Here you go!
tinyurl.com/PickinStitchesFlannelBLUE
Where did you find your large cutting mat?
I have been watching your videos and you do such a great job. I haven’t been able to find a white cutting mat, where did you get yours? I have macular degenerative eye disease and it is hard to see to cut on colored mates.
Big Roatry mats if you buy 24 “x 48” or larger use this coupon code for 10%off. Capital letters BSN for 10% off at checkout.
I love it, but when Im cutting white fabric I reach for another mat.
_Kelly
How did you know that the bobbin tension was too tight? How could you tell? And do you like your Juki?
I love my Juki! It just felt off. Sorry I know that doesnt help a ton, I had the thread break and it just felt like the bobbin was unwinding to slowly. I did a video on this machine recently czcams.com/video/ZcFxfMujxdg/video.htmlsi=j8ZWeO-YLkDnsFRF
-Kelly
@@pickinstitches thank you so much for replying so quickly. I hope to start trying this soon and I’m considering getting a Juki as well. I have a Baby Lock Jazz II but I’m not real pleased with it. I love your videos. Thank you!
Of course! Hope it helps! I love mine- Im seriously considering picking up another one so my daughter has one too!
-Kelly
What is that jelly roll quilt pattern called?
Jelly Picnic Patchwork Here you go!
tczcams.com/video/v1crAF4nmDc/video.html
Hi! Is this a Minnick & Simpson fabric collection? Do you the name? It's gorgeous. ❤
@Garden_sunshine very similar to theirs but this is Sweet Liberty. by Brenda Riddle
@@pickinstitches thank you! I have the same QVP you do & do all of my FMQ on it.
@@Garden_sunshine lovely!!
This press, touch it , discolor, touch it soften. Ps what is the catchall basket and hoe to you make it.
New subscriber here and this is just what I have been looking for. Thank you. One question: what size needle do you use for FMQ?
I stick with my 80/12 for most things. If Im doing a lot of paper piecing then Ill swap to a 90/14. Hope that helps!
-Kelly
Where did you get your table?
Or you can just use glue here and there!❤
Yes!
I want to know how to make bastket quilt
The one one the design board behind me?
-Kelly
What type of batting are you using?
I primarily use two kinds.
tinyurl.com/PickinStichesCottonBatting
or
tinyurl.com/PickinStitches8020
I almost always by a roll. So much more cost effective if you are doing a lot of quilting.
I love this, but can't see design
I just posted the binding today, there are some close ups of both the big one and this one in that video :)
-Kelly
What stitch length did you use?
When the feed dogs are dropped your hands are driving the speed of the movement and the length of the stitch. Ive heard of people dropping the length to 0 but your dogs shouldn't be moving unless your machine doesn't really have a free-motion function. So drop to zero cant hurt, but mine was at 2.5 for this whole video but the feed dogs were down. Hope that helps!
-Kelly
Love your table your using. What size is it? Thanks for tutorial.
Its roughly 45x80. I love it too! Sew much room. But be cautioned - tons of room to stack things too! LOL.
-Kelly
Dont know much about sewing at all. This kinda scares me. Where should i really start?
What stitch length do you use?
Feed dogs are dropped so it shouldn't matter, but you can also drop to zero.
-Kelly
Hello, thanks for the video.
I wonder how big is your cutting mat ? 70"x40" maybe? Where can I find so big ?
Table is 80x44 ish, So 70x40 is about right. If you want one let me did, I have a coupon code with them!
@pickinstitches I meant the size of your selfhealing mat. I live in Sweden so I need to find a webshop which delivers here
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Thank you!