I really enjoyed viewing this tutorial. thank you, Becky, for taking the time out to teach us basics. The project is so cute. Also, I understand better how to use the trimmer by George.
Becky! I watched your video on creating the scan n cut files…and I took notes! I am so excited to now feel comfortable with this process. Thank you so much. I was able to do blocks C and D Applique pieces on the SNC!! Yay. Wow, I feel so accomplished. It took some time to work thru the first time, but I’m super excited to be able to do this going forward. Game changer! 😘 ❤
I am not a quilter but this new JuJu design is sooooo stinking cute that I’m going to step out of my comfort zone. Needless to say, Becky’s great tutorials will be up and running on my computer while I stitch. Thanks Becky - you’re the best!!🥰
Becky ,I just bought an all Jenome embroidary machine. I would have to go to the company for lessons with your JuJu!! As usual your work is beautiful. I learn something new every time.Thanks for all your tips.
Hey Becky! Thank you for this great series! My advent calendar turned out great with your guidance. Your videos are so great that I rarely had to look at the instructions!! Of course DBJJ makes a great product with just the right amount of details! Thanks Becky and DBJJ!! (I need to purchase a rotary cutting mat. Which one do you prefer??)
As usual, another great project and instructions. Thank you so uch. What I want to know is where did you either get the pattern or panel/fabric for the dinosaur project behind your multi needle machine? My 2yo gr grandson's first words were "dino-dino" and he's in love with them so that would be a wonderful Christmas gift for him. So.... please point me to the panel/fabric please. Thank you so much for your time and talent. So greatly appreciated.
Love this tutorial. Just purchased the pattern. When you create the FCM are you using the placement stitch? Also, do you add a seam allowance to help out in placement? Thank you so much!
I loved the tutorial, Becky and thanks for taking time to do it for all of us!! I am wondering what size you made? Trying to get an idea of how big I want to do.
I think I missed something here .... Did you stabilize the background fabrics with sf101 before adding ? What is the stabilizer used in the hoop to start ?
Did you use SF 101 on both pocket and lining fabric? Can’t wait for my machine to get back from spa days. Then will put her to work😂 Love your tutorials!
This tutorial is amazing! Convinced me to purchase the pattern and get started! I also need the trimmer tool! One question, did you “steam” or shrink the SF101 prior to adhering to your fabric to prevent shrinkage? When I steam after embroidery I have an issue with it puckering. Thanks for any advice!
I suspect that the shrinking came from your stabilizer. SF101 does not shrink. I have a link to the stabilizer I used in my Amazon store which is linked below the video.
Does the design include the numbers? I think I read it’s an additional file to buy for the numbers? So I need software to combine the pocket design and the number? Great tutorial.
Question… have you seen any advantage to using the flat table insert for the multi- needle ? Wondering if it helps to keep the hoop from bouncing? Inquiring minds you know 😉
I didn't have the table insert but was using the 8x12 monster hoop. That thing was dipping down in the front and I was told I needed some sort of extension to go under the hoop. I got the insert and that thing is wonderful! It's solid, easy to install and no more dipping, shaking and I love the extra space it provides. I can slide the hoop out, trim and then reinsert it without having to go to another flat surface to trim. Well worth it to me.
I have that Quilting table and I do use it when I’m doing into and Quilting from designs by juju. It helps to support the weight of the quilt to prevent drag on the hoop.
Becky, you mention and show cutting applique pieces on SNC. Will you address that or point me to where to find those applique pieces in the design file? Sorry, but I'm old and such a visual learner. Thanks so much.
I made those pieces using Embrilliance to create the SVG file from the placement line. I put a link to a video right above that spot to show how it’s done. If you click the link, it will take you to the video to show you.
Thank you so much, watching your videos again and going to actually begin my first calendar tomorrow... hope it turns out half as well as your beautiful work. Love your tutorials... have learned so much.
That is called color sorting and it is found under the utility menu in Embrilliance. However, I do not recommend doing that because many pieces need to layer in the order that the Digitizer set to stitch.
DOES THE BATTING COME WITH THE KIT OR IS IT SOLD SEPARATELY? IS THE BATTING IN YOUR STORE?😊😊😊😊 HAPPY 4TH OF JULY TO BOTH OF YOU AND FRITO AND THE FAMILY!😊😊😊😊🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
Please keep giving us tips from JUJU great company and I love your method of instructing.
This comes out so cute! Thanks for the tips. So appreciate your tutorials.
I am so excited for this. I have been counting down the days until this was released.
This is beautiful. Thanks for posting.
Love your teaching tutorials. Thank you
Love these kind of videos! You are a great instructor.
Such a cute project. Thanks for the tips.
I adore this advent calendar ❤
Becky, as usual, excellent tutorial. Getting the supplies tomorrow 😃
Becky, Thanks so much for your tutorials. This one has given me the confidence to start without fear of really messing up. You are a great teacher!!!
I really enjoyed viewing this tutorial. thank you, Becky, for taking the time out to teach us basics. The project is so cute. Also, I understand better how to use the trimmer by George.
Becky! I watched your video on creating the scan n cut files…and I took notes! I am so excited to now feel comfortable with this process. Thank you so much. I was able to do blocks C and D Applique pieces on the SNC!! Yay. Wow, I feel so accomplished. It took some time to work thru the first time, but I’m super excited to be able to do this going forward. Game changer! 😘 ❤
So beautiful.
Thanks so much for this tutorial it is excellent! I also appreciate your recommendations for the Trimmer by George, it's a game changer. Thanks again
Another great tutorial!!! Happy 4th to you both!!!
I am not a quilter but this new JuJu design is sooooo stinking cute that I’m going to step out of my comfort zone. Needless to say, Becky’s great tutorials will be up and running on my computer while I stitch. Thanks Becky - you’re the best!!🥰
Becky is the absolute best.
Have fun!
Morning! Can't wait to get started. p.s. Frito looks totally comfy !
Great videos! Thank you so much.
Beautiful!!
Love it!
Mydaughter bought me a parrafinn wax machine for hands & feet. Wonderful after cutting.
Great video, Becky
Hi Becky and Keith, that advent calendar is so cute.
Happy 4th of July to you both. (A few days early)
Becky ,I just bought an all Jenome embroidary machine. I would have to go to the company for lessons with your JuJu!! As usual your work is beautiful. I learn something new every time.Thanks for all your tips.
Congratulations on your new machine!!
Becky I love the tips in scan n cut I always have trouble seeing white fabric in scanning.
Good morning!
Hey Becky! Thank you for this great series! My advent calendar turned out great with your guidance. Your videos are so great that I rarely had to look at the instructions!! Of course DBJJ makes a great product with just the right amount of details! Thanks Becky and DBJJ!!
(I need to purchase a rotary cutting mat. Which one do you prefer??)
❤❤❤
As usual, another great project and instructions. Thank you so uch.
What I want to know is where did you either get the pattern or panel/fabric for the dinosaur project behind your multi needle machine? My 2yo gr grandson's first words were "dino-dino" and he's in love with them so that would be a wonderful Christmas gift for him. So.... please point me to the panel/fabric please.
Thank you so much for your time and talent. So greatly appreciated.
Becky ....Did you use SF101 for this as mine looks a bit different?
Becky will you share what size to make corners for hanging? Love the video!
I used 4x4 squares and folded them in half diagonally.
Love this tutorial. Just purchased the pattern. When you create the FCM are you using the placement stitch? Also, do you add a seam allowance to help out in placement? Thank you so much!
I loved the tutorial, Becky and thanks for taking time to do it for all of us!! I am wondering what size you made? Trying to get an idea of how big I want to do.
I made the 6 x 10
I think I missed something here .... Did you stabilize the background fabrics with sf101 before adding ? What is the stabilizer used in the hoop to start ?
Yes, stabilize the background fabrics with SF101. No need to use it on the applique pieces. Hooped stabilizer is no-show mesh cutaway.
Did you use SF 101 on both pocket and lining fabric?
Can’t wait for my machine to get back from spa days. Then will put her to work😂
Love your tutorials!
Did you iron the pockets to attach to the fusible fleece? You did not show that step!
This tutorial is amazing! Convinced me to purchase the pattern and get started! I also need the trimmer tool! One question, did you “steam” or shrink the SF101 prior to adhering to your fabric to prevent shrinkage? When I steam after embroidery I have an issue with it puckering. Thanks for any advice!
I suspect that the shrinking came from your stabilizer. SF101 does not shrink. I have a link to the stabilizer I used in my Amazon store which is linked below the video.
What fusible fleece did you use on the pocket? Will sf101 do?
How or where can I get the patter to make the advent calendar by juju
Please let me know as soon as you can. Thank you
Do you have any kind of stabilizer on the back of your fabric?
Sorry if you've already answered this Becky, but do you starch your fabric? Did you apply Pellon SF101 on the back of the pockets??
No link for the press and cut board?
Does the design include the numbers? I think I read it’s an additional file to buy for the numbers?
So I need software to combine the pocket design and the number?
Great tutorial.
The pockets come with the numbers on them already
Question… have you seen any advantage to using the flat table insert for the multi- needle ? Wondering if it helps to keep the hoop from bouncing?
Inquiring minds you know 😉
I didn't have the table insert but was using the 8x12 monster hoop. That thing was dipping down in the front and I was told I needed some sort of extension to go under the hoop. I got the insert and that thing is wonderful! It's solid, easy to install and no more dipping, shaking and I love the extra space it provides. I can slide the hoop out, trim and then reinsert it without having to go to another flat surface to trim. Well worth it to me.
I have that Quilting table and I do use it when I’m doing into and Quilting from designs by juju. It helps to support the weight of the quilt to prevent drag on the hoop.
What kind of program do I need to be able to use this?
You don’t need any program. You can download the design to your computer and take it over to your embroidery machine by USB.
What fusible did you use at the very beginning of making the pockets.
Pellon's SF101 as recommended in the pattern. It prevents puckering with dense fill stitches.
Becky, you mention and show cutting applique pieces on SNC. Will you address that or point me to where to find those applique pieces in the design file? Sorry, but I'm old and such a visual learner. Thanks so much.
I made those pieces using Embrilliance to create the SVG file from the placement line. I put a link to a video right above that spot to show how it’s done. If you click the link, it will take you to the video to show you.
Thank you so much, watching your videos again and going to actually begin my first calendar tomorrow... hope it turns out half as well as your beautiful work. Love your tutorials... have learned so much.
What font did you use for the Merry Christmas since the pattern indicated that wasn't included?
The font is part of the embroidery design. You do not need a separate font.
Could you tell me which size you made?
Which is more difficult project from JuJu? Tree skirt or Advent wreath?
I would think the tree skirt is slightly harder due to triangle shapes and curved edges
I think the tree skirt is more challenging than the advent calendar. But that is just because of the finishing.
How do you sort the steps in embrilliance so that it will stitch east step at the same time?
That is called color sorting and it is found under the utility menu in Embrilliance. However, I do not recommend doing that because many pieces need to layer in the order that the Digitizer set to stitch.
@@PowerToolsWithThread right, I get that. But, can we sort so it will stitch step one for both at the same time then 2 at the same time then 3 etc
DOES THE BATTING COME WITH THE KIT OR IS IT SOLD SEPARATELY?
IS THE BATTING IN YOUR STORE?😊😊😊😊
HAPPY 4TH OF JULY TO BOTH OF YOU AND FRITO AND THE FAMILY!😊😊😊😊🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
My machine does not like glow threads
I couldn’t find the thread tree in your store
Here it is! I added it back in. Thanks for letting me know. amzn.to/46tfuD4
Can you share information for the star background fabric?
That is an out of print fabric from Riley Blake called Snowed In.
Ok totally love the shirt. Where can I get it?
Here you go!! powertoolswiththreadstore.com/products/short-sleeve-t-shirt
Where do you get your flat hoops for your brother machine
I buy mine from DIME. www.shop.dzgns.com?p=S1z1p1FgS
This may sound dumb, but I have a question about your tape. Is that just a gift wrap tape or is that a fabric tape of some sort?
It is a paper tape that works perfectly for embroidery because it does not leave a residue. I have it listed in my Amazon store.
@@PowerToolsWithThread thanks so much for getting back to me. I’ll check it out probably be ordering some.
Did you use the fabric kit?
Yes. The pocket background may be slightly different but is still pretty.
Good morning can this project be done on any embroidery machine
Yes, it can be done on any embroidery machine that has at least a 5 x 7 hoop.
You need to retitle your video to include for “people who never embroider.” You speak like us moderate embroiders have we have no common sense.