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by cj2sew 07 Nov 2011 ( edited Nov 14'11 11:35 )
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Check out this Video

It is of a super fast free-motion embroidery guy that sews "like a hurricane". http://www.threadsmagazine.com/item/3833/video-manuels-free-motion-embroidery-technique

Comments (35)
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by michemb 07 Nov 2011
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This guy is truly an artist. wow impressive
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by lulu07 07 Nov 2011
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AMAZING!!!!!
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by jayce 07 Nov 2011
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Wow that is amazing,
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by chenille 07 Nov 2011
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That must take a LOT of practice!!
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by maobfh 07 Nov 2011
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Thanks so much! They're great!
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by lindaavolio 07 Nov 2011
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WOW...there is no doubt in my mind...that if I were to try to hand machine embroider...I would end up in the hospital within 5 minutes...hehehe

This man is amazing !
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by mysew1325 07 Nov 2011
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Just watching this video is scary.. he is amazing..
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by mranderson 07 Nov 2011
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Amazing.
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by ansalu 07 Nov 2011
Marg you have a new pic! Really need a minute to identify you ;o)
Greetings, Bettina
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by airyfairy 07 Nov 2011
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That's what I call talent. Amazing. Thank you for sharing.
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by lyns 07 Nov 2011
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wow. he was so amazing. I wish I could do that. xx
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by pennifold 07 Nov 2011
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I love the speed of that JUKI machine. I know Meg swears by them. It must have taken years of practice to be so quick. Love and blessings Chris
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by greysewist 07 Nov 2011
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I have a friend who lives near and does freemotion embroidery. Not that fast though, I don't think!
Her work is amazing She does that as a change/relief from sewing dog collars etc that we both do :)
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by shirlener88 07 Nov 2011
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WOW, I have never seen anything like that - I was so worried about his fingers. Hehehe!
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by susiesembroidery 07 Nov 2011
So was I, Kept holding my breath, just in case the needle went thru his finger!!**
by Whodunit 07 Nov 2011
Not to worry, they'd never have shown us that part of the video...lol.
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by aussiequilter 07 Nov 2011
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my goodness thats quick
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by jacquipaul 07 Nov 2011
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Thank you; wow!
*4u!
Hugs,
Jacqueline †
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by gerryvb 07 Nov 2011
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very impressive!! he's great!
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by lindalee757 07 Nov 2011
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facinating to watch-makes you want to give it a go-but tell me..was I the only one cringing just a little at seeing his fingertips that close to the needle with no foot at that fast speed lol.
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by janetedna 07 Nov 2011
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I just don't use my machines to the full. I've got a knee control and must try what he did - slowly!
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by sdrise 07 Nov 2011
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Wow! How talented! Suzanne
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by mary51 07 Nov 2011
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What a precision!!!
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by nanabs 07 Nov 2011
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Wow thats done with a juki industrial machine. They sew so fast I'd never want to use one. Sold them at a shop I workes at and they wanted me to put zippers in car hart coveralls. NO WAY!!!. That is one machine that intimadated me. LOL This guy is great and brave..
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by mops 07 Nov 2011
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Wow, he has certainly done that before!! Must have taken years of practice. I love the knee handle to vary the width, but boy, what speed.
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by crafter2243 07 Nov 2011
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That is scary. I think my fingers would not be save. He is awfully close to the needle. Very impressive.
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by hyfibutt 07 Nov 2011
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Wow.
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by debswebster 07 Nov 2011
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Yikes!!
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by babsie 07 Nov 2011
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Very impressive!! He's great and fast!
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by zoefzoef 07 Nov 2011
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Yep, when I see this... I'm definitive a beginner...
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by oaro 07 Nov 2011
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To fast for me it is scary.Maria
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by bevintex 07 Nov 2011
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Manuel is the one who makes the suits for country music entertainers. They say he even dressed Elvis. Here is some interesting info on the man if you would like to know more
1 links:
[1] http://manuelcouture.com/?page_id=2
manuelcouture.com
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by cj2sew 07 Nov 2011
Thanks I went to the site and looked at some of his custom work. "Drop jaw gorgeous". Check out the Inventory - Women's Suits on the last jacket $3,500.
by cj2sew 07 Nov 2011
I also noticed he has a design internship available.
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by susiesembroidery 07 Nov 2011
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Definately a very handy man to have around in the sewing room!!!!LOL WOW!!Thanks for sharing. I can only dream to be embroidering at that speed. Have a nice day.***
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by blueeyedblonde 07 Nov 2011
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WHEW! I sat staring with mouth open! He is good!! Fascinating to watch. The new Janome Horizon 12000 has the knee lifter that changes the width of your zigzag like that.
Definitely worth watching! Thanks.
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by cutegirl 07 Nov 2011
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HE IS SO GOOD, EMBROIDER LOOKS SO EASY, I LOVE THE MACHINE.
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by lflanders 07 Nov 2011
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Totally amazing! I would love to sit and watch him for few days just to see if everything always runs that smoothly and try to get a few pointers from an expert! I have sewn through my thunb, nail and all with a high speed comercial unit many yrs ago. It happened so fast that I did not even feel any pain when it happened. It was very sore/tender for about a week. When asked if I needed to go the Emergency Room, I told them no!!! I did not want any other needles sticking in me!!!!!!!! I was not much more than a teeneger when it happened and I have been more than careful all these yrs since! Me and a few more were visiting a shirt factory in Swainsboro, Ga. I thought I would be fine since I had been sewing for so many yrs(even then). My Dad's Mom (granny) was a self taught seemtress and I learned everything I know about sewing from her. She started me off when I was 14 or 15(maybe younger) and I have had a love for all of the crafts she taught me since then. In fact, I learned how to cook from her also although I will never be as good as she was with any of the crafts she taught me! She was a tiny little thing with a God given talent to do any kinds of crafts and everything she tried came out perfect! Even after I got married, I would call my granny when I needed any kind of instructions..sewing, embroidery, braided wool rugs, and even cooking. One thing she nor my lifetime best friend could ever teach me was to crochet. They decided I was a hopelees cause! I will be 65 in Dec and I still do not know how!
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by theduchess 10 Nov 2011
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Wonderful! how he did the piping is so fast..
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by meganne 10 Nov 2011
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WOW! How amazing is he! I can't even free motion my darning evenly.
I notice he is using the best machine in the world, a JUKI! Elna Xquisite machines and Bernina Sergers are made by Juki.