New links & video options
Wednesday, April 7, 2010 at 11:51AM Thank you everyone for all the wonderful feedback on my first video tutorial. I hope to be doing plenty more of them on various sewing, quilting, and machine embroidery techniques. I will always blog about new videos here, but I wanted to point out that over on my menu list on the right side, I’ve added Video Tutorials under Galleries and Videos.
It’s set up in blog format, just like this “From my Studio” feed, and it syndicated directly to iTunes. I would appreciate reviews on my iTunes channel if anyone is so inclined, so I can start getting the word out that I am podcasting now. Being in “blog” format, you can also simply add the RSS feed and get updates that way as well.
You can also subscribe to my YouTube channel, it’s the only place where you can watch the videos in high definition. And last, you can download the videos in QuickTime format directly from my website, so that you may save them for future reference. There is a link at the top of the Video Tutorial page for each of these choices.
Did I cover enough ways for everyone to access future videos? LOL
Reader Comments (7)
That video is just perfect for explaining dual feed. Thanks for all of your great work! I don't have an 830 yet and have not seen this demonstrated either.
jnet
Found you on 430,etc. a year or so ago. I now have and 830 and found this very helpful. Thank you for all you do and share with us.
Marty
Oh my--and I thought I was semi-literate in computer speak. Obviously I've got to upgrade my brain!! Or maybe it's Dan's day to have the one we seem to share anymore???
CJ... Great job... I was able to watch in all versions - I'm looking forward to your next ones! Thanks! RuthAnn
Oh man! Now I am SURE I need a new machine!
I was so impressed, CJ. Never had any inclination to have an 830, but this dual feed tutorial was a pip. These videos will be great for people who are easily snowed under by technology. Classes and try me sessions are so often, TMI, all at once, for the easily overwhelmed. You can have a million features, but, unless you know how to apply them to a specific issue they can be useless.
You go girl,!
Been offline for a few weeks and come back on wow your at it again. It's true, there's nothing you don't, can't or won't do. Your a real inspiration and I accessed all the video's and subscribed in both itunes and youtube. lol You did just great making them......Thank You!!!