A Crazy New Way to Quilt a Quilt 

“OK, let’s turn it over…”. Love your bravery! 😂

So cute and inspiring. Drawing can be intimidating for some people. A good resource for children’s quilts is. Coloring books!!!

Thank you for your suggestion of quilting on the back of the quilt. It was so “freeing” and I was able to quilt my daughters queen size quilt without problems. The pattern on the front was so busy I felt like I couldn’t see where I was going or if the pattern was too busy. But doing the back I could concentrate on the pattern and knew right where I was all the time. It came out beautiful 😊.

I love how you thought outside the box! It's absolutely perfect. Love the daisies. I always learn something when I watch your videos. Thank you so much

I would have never thought to quilt from the back, but I LOVE the outcome! You renewed my love of quilting a new way thank you for sharing!

I used this method for a lap quilt and it was a lot of fun and turned out looking similar to another quilt I had professionally quilted. I will definitely quilt from the back again! Thanks to Laura for giving a new way to confidently finish a quilt.

Thank you so much Laura! You have saved the day... I find it so difficult to quilt, but you have made it so very simple and easy...

I love the results of your experiment. I love the surprise ❤ Beautiful and fun! Thanks Laura 😊

This would work with so many themed quilts. Spider webs, fall leaves, pumpkins, snowflakes, poinsettias, candy canes, stars.Thanks for great video

Love your idea, quilting from the back. Will give it a go.

Thanks you for sharing and demonstrating your quilting idea. Fabulous!

You have just given me the courage to try actual designs on my quilts. When I machine quilt I usually just do a meander. I may have to try play around on my domestic.

This has been fun watching you with your daisys quilting

I love your excitement over how it turned out. I would be getting a dehumidifier if my room was in the basement. I would be terrified of mildew ruining my things. Especially fabrics

This makes me smile. How beautiful. Thankyou Laura. Hugs, Chel🌸

What a fun idea! It looks so whimsical. 😍

I love that! Thank you, thank you, thank you! This technique, I believe, will help me when I become paralyzed for fear of messing up the quilt. I tend to be a perfectionist with fear, double whammy! You have inspired and motivated me to quilt 3 quilt tops, that have been sitting for over 6 months. 😍

Love this Daisy design! Thanks for showing us how you did this! ❤

What a great idea Laura. You make it look so easy but even with my bumbling along I think I could manage this. Thanks very much.

I have made like 6 quilts. nothing fancy, just trips. this technique encourages me more than you know. I have an old domestic machine. I think I might just might be able to pull this off. Thanks for the video.

I really like this concept of quilting from the back side. Using a disappearing ink to create a design first is clever. I think this would give me more confidence! Thanks for the idea and inspiration!

Absolutely the cutest quilting on an already cute quilt 😍. Thank you for the video 😊👍💕

I think this is just perfect for my level, just past beginner! I’m going to try it for sure! Thanks Laura! 👏👏👏

That is so cute Laura!! Thank you for sharing, and letting us know, we can do this too, for the first time!!

Awesome idea. My granddaughter is so excited and wants to help sew/quilt it now. I am so glad you shared your idea.

Thank you for being brave and giving us “permission” to try this, too! 😉 Your quilt turned out so cute!

This is a brilliant experiment! Even though I only see the utility of really big quilts, I now see the value in making small quilts so I can do some practicing of my free motion quilting skills which I’d like to learn & hone, before I can do it on the more tricky piecing patterns I want to make. This would make a terrific table topper or dresser liner (if rectangular) or a bit larger would be great for a baby quilt or playmat. Non-quilting friends might enjoy a gift of a table topper or set of placemats. I am jazzed about this technique (as long as my sewing machine tension is good). Thanks Laura!!

Wow this makes quilting for me less scary! If I am not quilt straight lines I don't quilt or take it to a shop to be quilted. I will certainly try this. Thank you so much. I always learn from you!

I don’t know how I missed this video--I LOVE IT!!! Free motion has been a little intimidating to me so I usually stitch in the ditch or 1/4” edge stitching. I am definitely going to try this method . Thank you so much Laura-love all your videos 👍🏻👌

Love this idea . I have quilted from the back and used large flowers. It turned out great.

Lovely job, Laura, well done. You give us courage to try the same thing. Thanks so much.

I just love watching the quilting appear! Looks great!

This certainly is an adorable quilt. Great Job !!

I love this idea especially for a baby quilt. You are so very clever. I just love your video’s

I loved how your quilt turned out. Beautiful!

Brilliant! I typically use a busy backing fabric so you can't see my quilting boo boos but I now see that using a solid and quilting on the back will allow me to see the design I'm trying to achieve! Thank you also for giving me permission to have imperfect stitching. I need to remember that always. Your quilt turned out so cute!

Love quilting on the back, I'll try it

Enjoyed this video and your idea!

LOVE THIS !! no stress quilting ❤️

That is a fantastic idea to quilt from the back! Thank you for sharing great idea.

YOUR WORK IS SO BEAUTIFUL. THANK YOU.

This is brilliant, Laura! Now THIS I know I can do!😊

Nifty idea and an excellent outcome. I’ll be putting it to use soon. You could draw on the front as well, in some circumstances. Thank you!

I love your idea. You have inspired me. Thank you!

Never thought to quilt this way but will try it as soon as I get home from the rehab

This quilt is so very cute. Love your idea. Thank you.

Thank you for doing this, I thoroughly enjoyed it. I will be giving it a try. I think it is less intimidating this way. Thank you again, I am excited.

OMGosh you’re adorable! 🥰 I love your bravery! You give me courage to just do It! I love watching you fmq and I watch as I’m actually trying fmq‼️ Please continue to share these tutorials Laura ❣️❣️❣️

Absolutely darling! Love it. So frightened at times to get out of the box but can’t wait to try this technique! Thank you🧵✂️🧵

Love your finished quilt Laura! Will try this but thought I might do some bobbins work with a thicker decorative thread. I have the perfect quilt top ready to go too! Thank you for Inspiration!! BTW...Daisies are my favorite flowers!

Love this idea of quilting on the back. Great job I am definitely going to try it. Thank you

I love this pattern! Easy enough for me. I only do easy patterns these days. Thanks for this tutorial. I made this one to show appreciation for military service.

Back when I was using my domestic machine (I now own a long-arm) I used a print for the backing and quilted it "upside down" by following the print.

I love your quilt and your method! I would put a dehumidifier in that basement!!!

Thankyou so much....perfect isnt always better! It looks great!

I love this idea. I prefer free motion quilting so I may try this. Thanks Laura

Beautiful love it. Have a blessed weekend.

Beautiful, thanks. Waving to you from Michigan

I love this idea! Thanks for being brave enough to try it on camera. You made me want to try it soon... Maybe with some brightly colored thread on that plain fabric. Or maybe variegated?

Thank you for this video!! I was so scared to try free motion, and I was worried about being perfect. I LOVE this video!!

I love the colors. I love making tops but I’m always intimidated by what kind of quilting should be done to finish them. I have a wall hanging that is ready for the finish, basted nice and neat, but I keep staring at it, working up bravery to quilt it.

It looks beautiful.

Laura I love, love, this way of quilting. Thank You for showing how to quilt a quilt this way. I never thought of quilting from the back of a quilt dah, I really like using solid color fabric for backing. I can see how it is so much to your advantage. Being able to freehand draw designs. With out the distractions of a print of fabric. And then quilt them, I've always used Prints on the back. I'm not very good at doing freehand quilting yet, but I'm going to really definitely try to do it now.!!! I really love the sewing machine that you were quilting this little quilt on. What brand and what are the details about it so I can research it? I'm sure it's very expensive so I may be out of my price range. But what I like about it is the throat space is so wide and it looks like a regular sewing machine from what I could tell and not a quilting machine (excuse my terminology I'm not very knowledgeable on quilting machines) Looking forward to seeing more videos with this type of quilting Thanks again.

Absolutely love this idea. Thankyou for a great tutorial 🇦🇺💖

I love this! It's so validating for me. I'm just learning on my new Moxie longarm and did something similar on a sunflower panel. I was worried that it was too scribbly and not perfect, but it really is beautiful. Thank you for validating my experience 💕

This is so beautiful! Thank you for sharing !😊

Great idea, Laura! I haven’t tried anything but straight lines so far, quilting for 5 years only and age 85.

Love this .. I won't have to worry about being perfect!!

Wish I could free motion quilt! I would love to learn how to do this. This is beautiful.

Thank you for your free patterns

I've done that using a printed fabric on the back with large hearts on it. No marking and it turned out really cute.

Great, I’m definitely going to try it. Thank you so much for sharing 😊

What a great idea think I'll give it a go.

What a great tutorial !!! Thank-you so much

Love it! My kind of machine quilting!!

That is so cute , It came out great thanks so much for all the tips , I have never quilted I think I will get brave and try it

L THICK ITS GREAT WAY TO QUILT YOU GAVE ME SO MUCH THOUGHTS I CAN DO THANK YOU

I love it! Magical...

oh Laura I love this! I'm going to give it a try on a lap quilt I'm almost finished. I feel like I can do FMQ now with this tutorial!

Awesome Video, ❤️ The Daisies, never tried this either. You made it look fun fun fun 🤩

What a GREAT idea!

What a cute idea. Loved it.❤️

Think I might finally brave free motion quilting on a project. Thank-you :)

It turned out very cute!

I love this idea. I am new to quilting and was not sure if you could.

Very inspiring and so cute! Thanks ♥️

I’m totally trying this! Great idea, I love fmq..

Love this-- Thank you for another fun idea..

I just got a mid arm quilt machine, I think I will try this daisy or maybe butterflies! Thank you!😮

Beautiful as always

I love this SO MUCH!

Love it! Such a great idea, cannot wait to try this out.

What a great idea.

I did a quilt with cabbage roses but on the front. It would have been a lot more fun from the back!

Love your idea really want to try this

Wow. So cute.

These turned out so cute!! 🌸🌼

I am going to try your method. Thank you. This is just great! 💐🌸🏵🌹🥀🌺🌻🌼🌷⚘🍁

Laura Sooo Beautiful Thank you for sharing Blessings to you and your family 🙏🙏❤️❤️

It came out so cute. I enjoy watching your videos. Thanks :)