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Your question is a little vague... Put simply, here is how to make a quilt. Start by putting 2 pieces of material (good sides together) and sew a 1/4 inch seam. Keep on adding pieces until you have a quilt.
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Are you doing free motion quilting? You need to tighten the upper tension to eliminate those eyelashes. Also, if you are moving the fabric too fast for the machine to keep up, you will get the eyelash effect.
...Also, if eyelashes tend to occur more when turning curves or corners, slow down moving the fabric when doing those movements. The machine needs to keep up with your movements.
Skipping could indicate you need to use a larger size needle.
Tiny stitches could be save reason, or the top thread is hanging up.
Sometimes the thread can wrap around the spool pin or catch on a rough surface on the end of the spool.
Be sure to use the correct size spool cap and if the thread is wrapping around the pin, a thread net can help.
Give the machine a cleaning according to the maintenance section of the manual for your machine, including cleaning the feed dogs, bobbin case, shuttle and surrounding area.
Make sure the feed dogs are up unless you are free motion quilting and the presser foot down.
This may seem elementary.........just trying to cover all the bases.
they have the old sew and scan, which is very cumbersome , but these days you can probably do something on pc and send it to a blank memory card . for the 9000 you'd have to find .sew format, which is older format
High Shank Machines are all the Janome Embroidery models MC 8000, MC 9000, 10000, 10001, 11000, 200E, 300E, 350E....etc
If yours is not an embroidery machine, it has a LOW SHANK .....the higher shank allows for easier access for the embroidery hoop.
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