Yes I do it quite often mostly for baby quilts

I do hand embroidery and then make the pcs of material into quilts! I love to do hand embroidery BUT a lot of machine programs are ou there and they are beautiful! I know you will do just fine! ENJOY1

I would love to, but the quilt won't fit under the arm of my brother embroidery machine.
Mary in TX

I have the DVD I think and I never think to use it. Well I guess I better see what that is all about. I have a Janome 10001. I ve thought of it. but never tried. Thanks for bring this to my attention.

I do embroidery quilt blocks on my Janome 11000 all the time.. There are so many beautiful embroidery designs out there.. I use regular embroidery designs not just redwork.. I love to make quilt this way.. I can work on other projects while the embroidery machine is stitching away..

I do embroidery quilt blocks on my Janome 11000 all the time.. There are so many beautiful embroidery designs out there.. I use regular embroidery designs not just redwork.. I love to make quilt this way.. I can work on other projects while the embroidery machine is stitching away..

I quilt all 3 layers also, but I don't use any stabilizer I just hoop the quilt ... I don't like trying to remove all the stabilizer, and I have never had good luck with sticky back ones, can't seem to get all of it off. Good luck on your project.

If it is a simple design for quilting or redwork, you can quilt with it. If it is a regular embroidery design, it will be very stiff where the design is. I made a lap quilt in plain fall colors and did a simple straight quilting and then went back and quilted random falling leaves. They was stiff, but far apart and looked beautiful

this is a quilt i am finishing up for my brothers belated b/day.
weze
if you do do blocks alway cut them way bigger then your hoop so you can cut them down i did mine in a 5x7 hoop. marked the middle on a 10 1/2x 10 1/2 square. snowball they are called

I think the original poster was asking about quilting in the hoop via an embroidery machine....not embroidery per se.