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Free Motion Quilting Tutorial Series- Video #5: Stippling and meandering stitches

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This is Video #5 in my new Free Motion Quilting Video Tutorial Series! In this video we continue stitching! I'll show you some more beginner exercises to practice and get comfortable free motion quilting on your home sewing machine. Practice these skills and meet me back here for Video #6. Remember that all the videos in this series can be found in this playlist: • Free Motion Quilting V...
To watch video #1 click here: • Free Motion Quilting V...
The machine I will be using in this series is a JUKI TL-2010Q. You can watch my video review of the machine here: • JUKI TL- 2010Q Sewing ...
I purchased my machine from Timm at Sew-Mini Things! Mention that you saw it on my RU-vid channel and you'll get a discount on your machine! He also offers FREE SHIPPING in the 48 contiguous states. If you're in the market for a JUKI definitely give Timm a call. His website is: www.sewminithin...
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@tearose3763 Месяц назад

No one shows much free motion on a regular quilt, so much different on a regular quilt. Im struggling free motion on a big quilt, keeping it consistant. Thank you for all the tutorials you provide. I love you teaching abilities!

@marydanforth9196 Год назад

Every video demonstration you post is amazingly wonderful! Your tips and comments are so realistic. You explain everything so clearly Thank you!

@TheCraftyGemini Год назад

Thanks so much! Glad you enjoy them. 🙏🏽❤️

@mzaree3821 10 месяцев назад

From what I've learned "stippling" is done in a tighter, compact pattern to hold a small area down. And "meandering" is done in a larger design to fill in an area where the density level isn't so tight.

@dawnmason9558 6 лет назад

Thank you for a revision video to remind us that stippling is a brilliant pattern to do as most of us have moved onto more complex FMQ & forget humble stippling can be used.

@margarettecrowder9958 3 года назад

You are a good teacher. Thank you.

@lynnrochard9888 8 лет назад

So glad to see this video! I forgot about your Free Motion series, Vanessa, and was about to purchase Leah Day's series that's for sale today at Craftsy. She is a really good teacher and I like her style, but I'm sticking with our fearless leader of the Crafty Gemini Quilt Club! ~Montana Lynn

@charlesschleh3888 8 лет назад

This has helped me try machine quilting. I am going to do place mats to practice on and use them at picnics...my practice ones! I am learning do much through. the tutorials! Thank you Vanessa and God Bless your ministry to others in building confidence through sewing!

@donnadresch8169 6 лет назад

Hello Vanessa! I want to Thank You for your Free Motion Quilting for beginners. I've been struggling to the point of feeling hopeless that I couldn't get this. I watched 6 of the videos and I'm practicing today. I was so happy with my results that I felt like crying. Mine is still aways to go to looking the way I'd like it, but it's better today than yesterday.

@TheCraftyGemini 6 лет назад

Donna Dresch so happy to hear that! You should be proud of yourself. Keep on practice this is one skill that absolutely requires you put in the time to practice and you will see improvement. Keep it up!

@semco72057 4 года назад

I like the way you made each of the patterns and I have to remember them when putting together the blocks I have which was my grandmother's and make the quilt very good and will last for many years for myself and others who may get it. Thanks as always for the instructions you have given us and I hope they help others as they have helped me.

@michellecruse33 6 лет назад

I'm a beginner, and your videos are perfect! Many, many thanks!

@gfranks007 5 лет назад

I'm discovering this video in Oct 2018. It's awesome and really helpful. Thanks for taking the time to create this.

@Mrsolivepoop 4 года назад

What a great tutorial, thank you!

@melissaflores3776 6 лет назад

Im so glad The quilting Marine suggested your page. oh okay you answered my question below.

@DixieGirl9876 8 лет назад

Great demo. I too was a doodler as a child and found the stippling quilting the easiest to do (well, besides stitching in the ditch). lol

@thiamarie4250 8 лет назад

Thank you so much! Exactly what I was looking for.

@TinekeWilliams 8 лет назад

Thank you so much for giving me a bit of confidence to try! xxx

@marthals89 8 лет назад

thank you for posting!

@janicemartin4266 8 лет назад

Your videos are wonderful👍👍👍

@denisepineda1788 7 лет назад

I like your tutorial. Thanks

@annlanza-waldron4354 5 лет назад

great examples gives me hope :)

@bonniegardner2896 7 лет назад

THANK YOU FOR YOUR TUTORIAL . I WAS WONDERING WHY YOU DONT USE YOUR FOOT PEDDLE FOR CUTTING YOUR THREAD OR THE THREAD CUTTER ON YOUR MACHINE. I HAVE BEEN INTERESTED IN GETTING A JUKI SINCE I SAW YOUR REVIEW. THANK YOU AGAIN

@mckynziehall6812 8 лет назад

What is the black material under what you're quilting? Also, do you think this would be possible on a Singer Simple?

@mariagoumas6135 8 лет назад

I just ordered the open toe for my Juki 2010 😃

@cathyweber3529 8 лет назад

Have you done Video #6 yet? I can't seem to find it. I am loving this series! Thank you so much.

@kellihayden3987 3 года назад

Did she show in one of these classes how to do the meandering wavy lines that are on the other side of this quilt sandwich sample?

@gregandkimbeisler7755 4 года назад

I have never stippled. Other than the darning foot what do you do about the feed dogs? Leave them alone or cover?

@jennifermcsweeney8557 8 лет назад

Can you start quilting anywhere on the quilt? Can you start and stop as many times as you want/need? If you totally mess up can you rip out your quilting stitches without it messing up your quilt?

@desaharmert1853 8 лет назад

Hi, I love your new tutorials about free motion. What is that black surface under your quiltsandwich?

@maxi4505 4 года назад

Hi I like your tutorial .I have a question please ,if lets say I have a mistake while doing the stippling is it OK if I remove the mistake then start again by doing some revers and continue? Thanks

@candacepeterson9611 8 лет назад

Thanks for a great series. I was wondering if I understood you when you said to slow the machine down in order to make longer stitches. Do you slow it down and move the fabric faster in order to get the longer stitches? :)

@TheCraftyGemini 8 лет назад

+Candace Peterson If the speed is going pretty fast and you are getting really small stitches you can either 1) keep the speed as is and move the fabric faster to get bigger stitches.. or 2) slow the speed down and move the fabric at a calmer pace. It's really a balance you need to find depending on what is comfortable for you. Try it out a few different ways and you'll see what I mean. Practice, practice, practice~ Happy quilting!

@umrayan7010 6 лет назад

I noticed that you switched the quilting foot in this video. Is that a juki brand or generic? Did it come with the machine or was it purchased separately?

@dothailey8579 5 лет назад

Should you work in small sections if doing full size quilt?

@melissaflores3776 6 лет назад

so if I have small 6 in crazy quilt blocks..... would the larger work well?

@fathimaishama5747 3 года назад

When I'm doing stripling quilting my machine needle breaks why is it???

@v7c7s7 6 лет назад

I love your videos. Could I draw the design on the fabric with chalk then trace over it with the thread?

@TheCraftyGemini 6 лет назад

Absolutely! Have fun!

@v7c7s7 6 лет назад

TheCraftyGemini Thank You for responding!

@danamartin6468 8 лет назад

Enjoyed the video and it's giving me confidence to try but I was wondering where to get the black slippery thing on top of your machine and under the quilt material. Don't know what it is called so can't google it!

@TheCraftyGemini 8 лет назад

+Dana Martin Hi Dana, I recommend watching all the videos in this series here: ru-vid.com/group/PLj9jdzKVN1ee5AVIqbjAByFzToS1YMdei I mention the particular product in this video: with details on where to get it: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-hV3eH4ISPTo.html

@danamartin6468 8 лет назад

+Dana Martin Thank you for the reply. Will get some. Thanks so much. Dana

@donnanelson9181 6 лет назад

I noticed you actually turn your fabric. I thought you are not supposed to turn the fabric bc how would you turn a big quilt?

@gdslayton 7 лет назад

did the big open toe free motion foot come with the machine or did you purchase it extra?

@darlenenelson215 5 лет назад

Crazy question. Do you have to stand to do free motion quilting?

@barbaram8679 8 лет назад

I was wondering the same thing ;) I have modified the 1/8" one by clipping and then filing the edges. I would like to know where to purchase one. Thank you

@TheCraftyGemini 8 лет назад

+Barbara M This is the one I bought off eBay: ebay.to/1J7MI97

@luda1202 8 лет назад

hi doll! can you make a baby sling tutorial? pleaaasseeee !

@emanueladavis1885 8 лет назад

I am having trouble choosing cottons for certain quilts I have made with lots of vibrant colours including black in it and it is mainly made up of squares, no one seems to talk about what cottons to use and especially colours and backing.....and so I have only been making my quilts by stitching in the ditch, with the colour on the top the same as the squares. Help please...

@29ladyinred 6 лет назад

I struggle with color, too. Everything I find is either too light, too dark, or has another color mixed in that clashes with the other fabrics that I've chosen. I think if you stick with 100% cottons you'll be fine. Don't mix cottons with other fabrics that have polyester (or other fibers) mixed in, because they'll shrink at different rates. When you're a beginner, you start with stitch in the ditch. It's the easiest form of quilting. You move on to free motion quilting (and stippling) once you've mastered other aspects of quilting.

@zaidaquieroverquieroverman7211 2 года назад

Por favor en español . Quiero aprender pero , no entienfo el ifioma. Gracias

@99999cathy 8 лет назад

Could you use all 3 techniques on the same quilt?

@TheCraftyGemini 8 лет назад

+Kathleen Swafford Absolutely!

@Jake92574 8 лет назад

Hey V...Where did you get your open toe quilting foot? I know you're using your Juki 2010 and mine came with two closed toe feet and I'd love an open toe. Tried to order one and can't seem to find the right one. I've been doing lots of practice blocks. Thanks!

@TheCraftyGemini 8 лет назад

+Jake92574 This is a generic one I bought off eBay. Here is a link to it: ebay.to/1UqElvM

@Jake92574 8 лет назад

+TheCraftyGemini Thank you! I'm headed to check it out. I have a few from my other machines, but I'm afraid to try them. ha.

@Jake92574 8 лет назад

+TheCraftyGemini I checked it out and did you take that little clear part out with the hole in it? Or did yours have one?

@TheCraftyGemini 8 лет назад

+Jake92574 Weird. That's not the one I got.. it was this one. Sorry: ebay.to/1J7MI97

@Jake92574 8 лет назад

+TheCraftyGemini No worries...I'll just own two. ha. I'd already purchased the other one thinking well maybe she just took out the clear part. No problem. :)

@donnadresch8169 6 лет назад

What size of needle do you use?

@shobhaananthanarayanan1601 Год назад

Like to join the classes

@jennyr562 8 лет назад

I have the same machine, where did you get that free motion foot? would you recommend that one or do you prefer the plastic open ones?

@TheCraftyGemini 8 лет назад

+Jennifer Ruiz I bought mine here: amzn.to/24PLP1V I would recommend this one. It is nice and big and open so a lot of visibility and it doesn't bounce as high as some others which can be really distracting. Hope that helps.

@jennyr562 8 лет назад

Thank you!