1,2,3 Method - Loading in Standard and Clearview
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- čas přidán 13. 09. 2024
- Loading your longarm frame is as easy as 1-2-3! Follow Kristina and Kim as they walk you through the steps of loading a quilt onto a Studio or Gallery frame, in both Standard and Clearview options. Beginners should start here with this easy to remember method for successfully managing your quilt top, batting, and backing while keeping your quilt straight and square through the quilting process.
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Thank you - I tend to not use Moxie regularly-so I come to this reminder every time I start.
Glad it was helpful!
So glad you made this video. I was on the struggle bus when it came to loading and now I have this to be my guide. Also like the tip of aligning your backing to the edge of the leader and pinning. I was doing it in an awkward way that made it so much harder than it needed to be.
So happy this helped you! Happy quilting
It has also helped me. I’m well on my way to being elderly. Couldn’t have done it without your help
Need it now! But I’ll just have to wait until tomorrow! 🤗
Bought this frame and Amara 20" today. So happy for making the investment.
Thank you for the video! I just got the studio 3 frame and this is the first information I have been able to find.
Thank you for making this video. You guys are so easy to follow.
So happy to find your video!
I love these type of videos even though I have a little foot frame with the little buddy. I have multiple times forgotten to go under the leveler/idler bar. The good thing with the little foot frame is you just have to unclamped the leveler bar and put it back on top of the quilt top and reclamation it. So glad I thought of that before unpinning the top to do it correctly.
You can also unvelcro the leader and slip it into the correct position. (:
I just got my new Studio 2 frame and when I loaded it I couldn't figure out why the backing material was slanting down toward the front. Found your video and realized I was loading for standard and the side arm was in clear view! I didn't know what clear view was. Thanks for the video!
Glad we could help!
Hi from Aberdeen Scotland. Longarm on my wish list. Need to save up.
Great video and reminders. Question: why would you use one over the other?
Standard Loading
Provides a visual reminder of actual quilting space and easy access to the bobbin area for oiling and bobbin changing.
ClearView Loading™
Often chosen for ruler work, this option clears the way for the use of longer or larger rulers and templates.
Excellent video, thank you. I'd like to make a couple of small suggestions. The captions telling what the different views are best for are not easy to read and easily missed if the viewer is focused on watching the demonstration. It would be helpful if you could explain this verbally before demonstrating the methods. Additionally, it would be really appreciated if you could, in the end, summarize the differences in the implementation of each method-- e.g. "in standard view, the front bars are parallel, in clear view the 2nd bar is higher than the first; in standard view you load your quilt back first, then the top.... etc. etc.. Or at least put it in the description of the video. For those totally new to long arm quilting it may help to eliminate confusion based on the assumption of certain bits of knowledge that the quilter doesn't yet have.
Thank you for your feedback. We are always looking for ways to improve.
Glad you showed how to do this. However, I have a 2013 gallery frame. Can I convert it to clear view somehow? I currently do not load my top onto a bar (floating instead) because I do a ton of ruler work.
As the frame is currently, no, you can not do ClearView. However, you can purchase a sidearm kit which would convert it so that it has the ability to do ClearView. You can find info on it at your local retailer or at handiquilter.com
Hi from Australia.Thanks for your informative video. Loving the quilt top that is used for the standard view demonstration . If you have any pattern information it would be appreciated.
Carolyn Freidlander - The Hunt Quilt Pattern
Just finished putting my Studio 3 together today. What is the pole at the bottom, close to the center of the frame used for?
It can store rolls of batting.
@@HandiQuilter Thank you! Should have been obvious to me.
Is it possible to use zippers to load quilt in clear view?
Yes!
I figured it out. just need to pin the backing bottom to the right instead of the left Thanks for responding.@@HandiQuilter
Great video. What do you prefer standard or clearveiw? I have the standard.
I like having the option to change between the two different views depending on what type of project I am working on.
still don't understand
I would recommend going into your local retailer and doing a little hands on training to help clarify questions you might still have.