How to quilt with an embroidery machine

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I love using my embroidery machine to add continuous, edge-to-edge quilting to my quilt sandwiches.

Here's a quick overview!

1. Choose Supplies

Magnetic hoops are so much easier to use than regular hoops. Learn more

2. Create Quilt Sandwich and Hoop

Layer the quilt top, batting, & backing. Learn more

3. Load the Quilt And Reduce Drag

4. Quilt Each Section

Line up each section as you go. Learn more

5. Finish Up

It may take 50+ hoopings, but it's still easier than using my sewing machine! Learn more

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