![]() ![]() Balance the speed of your hands with the speed of the needle- practice practice practice. This means your stitch length and quality is up to you. Since the feed dogs are down, YOU are activating the motion, NOT The machine.You can either pull the quilt towards you or push the quilt away from you (as you would normally during straight stitching) or move it left to right. Insure you push down on the ruler which helps to activate the grips and press it up against the ruler foot.Place one hand on your ruler (which will be either to the left, right or front of your foot) and one hand on the other side of the presser foot for stability.Check the instructions included with your template to see if this applies. Note: some of our rulers have a point where you can slide a pushpin up through the quilt into the ruler to help hold a pivot point for circles, swirls, etc.Quilt by moving the fabric and the template at the same time with the ruler foot against the edge of the template. You want to position the ruler- where you want to go- like a handle. ![]()
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