QuickDesign App

Touch, select, and swipe your way to new ideas and designs!

Snap a pic; embroider a memory! With the QuickDesign App for the DESIGNER EPIC you can take a picture with your phone and send it straight to the machine for embroidery.

Available for both Apple and Android devices.

Use this app to take a photo and quickly create an embroidery design. Then save it to your mySewnet™ Account and it will be synchronized to your mySewnet™-compatible sewing and embroidery machine, ready for you to stitch out.

Choose from different filters for different sizes and effects on the generated embroidery design.

Note: To be able to use this app in full you need to have a mySewnet™-compatible sewing and embroidery machine.

The first official day of summer is also the first day of Row by Row!  Stop in to pick up your row by row pattern.  We will have kits available for this year’s row.We are celebrating Luverne’s anniversary and are excited that we have been “on the go” for 150 years from horses to big tractors!  Come join in the fun!

This is only a couple of the girls.  We had 6 in the morning and 6 in the afternoon.  Be sure to watch for more pics in the next few weeks.

School is out and that means it’s time for summer sewing!  We began our 4-H sewing classes this week…they are making a quilt and off to a great start…Good job girls!

We are celebrating Buffalo Days this weekend in Luverne…check out the great buffalo fabric we have in our window display!  Wouldn’t this panel look great in a wall hanging or quilt?

Oops!  We missed a PHD project in our last blog…thanks Deb!

Project for June is #10.  Good luck with getting them completed.

Thank you to those who have served our country..may we honor and remember them this holiday weekend!

Today we have Marsha Kirsch from Husqvarna Viking showing us some of the wonderful features and stitch possibilities available on the Epic.

The Crossing Borders Shop Hop began on Saturday with a great group of shoppers!  It is fun to visit with you and see your projects.  This new fabric says it all…one way to quilt shop!  Wouldn’t it be a great fabric to use to make a new tote for “Shop Hopping”?