If you're refering to your memory card, there should be a small slot somewhere on your computer--on the front of your computer if it's a desktop or somewhere on the side or front if it's a laptop. It's a really small slot.
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My own HP Photosmart C5280 All-In-One printer has 4 slots on the bottom left
side. One of these SHOULD be a memory card slot...but which one I haven't
the slightest idea. Just check out your own printer, it might have some slots
for the memory card.
I'll have to look at the papers that came with it..as soon as I can find them.

I think the slots on the printer are used to print out pics off the memory card. I don't know that it will transfer the pics to the computer but printers are getting smarter and smarter these days. At any rate, she was able to find the slot on her computer as evidenced by all the wonderful pics she's been posting :thumbup:

Gee this is darling! You did a fabulous job on the freemotion embroidery/ quilting! I love the tennessee waltz pattern too. I bought it to make a quilt for a relative who lives there.

That it super cute dragon!!!! Maybe one day i will be brave and try free motion again!!!

the dragon is adorable and the stitching is WOW!

Good job.
You finished that one up pretty quick.
I'm still a long way off from finishing mine.
How big is it?


Ray..

Not finished yet, that's only one of the dragons, it has 21, finished another three last night, have 17 more to do. A picture of my trapuntoed piece is on the thread Funky houses, page 38. You really inspired me with your beautiful dragon quilt.

Sylslight, if you really want to do free motion quilting try the website daystyledesigns.com, I could do a basic fm, but after watching all her stuff I really got better, of course I practiced, practiced, and practiced some more. She's great, gives a lot og good advice and technique. But, I know yu can do it.

Correction Oldntatted, its called funky neighborhood.

Sorry Oldntatted, I didn't answer your question. The quilt is 88x 100, and the dragon heads are 13" on point. I tend to get carried away with the size of the quilt, they just grow and grow. But, I'm learning. Have done a lot of small projects lately.