Yo-Yo is built off a grid so if you’re working on plain fabric, you’ll need to mark lines 2-5 inches apart. What we specifically need are the intersections where the gridlines come together. Aim to hit those points as you curve up and down within each square.
While filming the video, I wasn’t happy with my stitches or the occasional wobbles I made with my longarm. However, after finishing the entire space and stepping back, I found the overall texture very pleasing. I think Yo-Yo will work best on scrappy quilts where you can use the seamlines as a guide. This will eliminate any need to mark the quilt and those occasional wobbles and inconsistent stitches will blend a bit better into the background.