A computerized quilting carriage moves your quilting machine automatically across the quilt frame, following digital patterns with precision and speed. You attach the carriage to your frame, load a pattern,…
Speed limiters on quilting machines let you control the maximum stitching speed, preventing accidents and giving you better precision on detailed work. Most quilting machines have built-in speed limiters that…
A dead-man’s switch on a quilting machine automatically stops the machine when you release pressure from a foot pedal or hand control, preventing accidents if you lose control. Using a…
Channel locks are mechanical guides on longarm quilting machines that help you maintain perfectly straight quilting lines by keeping the machine head aligned along predetermined paths. These essential accessories attach…
A ruler base is a flat acrylic platform that attaches to your quilting machine’s hopping foot to provide stability and control during free-motion quilting. Using a ruler base for stable…
Rear handlebars on longarm quilting machines help you control fabric tension and guide quilt movement from the back of the machine. You grip these handles while moving the machine to…
Laser points improve quilting accuracy by providing precise visual guides that help you maintain straight lines, perfect spacing, and consistent stitching patterns throughout your project. These bright red laser beams…
An automatic bobbin winder fills your bobbin thread in 30-60 seconds without manual spinning or holding tension. You simply place the empty bobbin on the winder, thread it through the…
Quilting software interfaces are digital control panels that let you create, edit, and manage embroidery and quilting designs on your computer or machine’s touchscreen. Modern quilting software interfaces typically include…
Skipped stitches happen when your quilting machine needle fails to catch the bobbin thread, creating gaps in your quilting line. You can fix skipped stitches by checking your needle condition,…