Freemotion Writing and Drawing on Fabric by Janet Clare - Fat Quarter Shop 

Thank you, your beautiful work helped me…..also, loved all your practice piece…from Ontario Canada

Wow, perfect, nice, and short. You are great 👌🏻🙏🏻

This is fabulously done, and such fun. thanks for sharing your skills and inspiring the rest of us. :)

Funny thing..Yesterday I finished a landscape and I sewed some pine trees on it , and now I come across you video to see other people are doing the same. When I first discovered that one can lower the feed-dogs and just free motion quilt I thought " well, this is like drawing with a needle" I love it! Thank you that through your video you open our minds to do things as easy as this!

WOW that's awesome. I need a LOTTTTTTTT more practice! This is fantastic! Thank you for sharing!!

I am working up my courage to do this. You make it look so easy. I just need to give it a go.

I've ALWAYS wondered why people didn't do this more! Not being proficient at FMQ, I just assumed my idea was unfeasible. Thank you for showing this! It's amazing and beautiful. You can really customize the quilting for whomever you're making the quilt. So much love for this.

Wow the task seems daunting but you are fabulous, I want to use this technique to essentially design my John Hancock for a Fashion title I hope to invent.

Love this ..thank you ..

Maravilhoso 😍👏 👏👏!!!

wow! im extremely excited bc i just ordered my new machine that is supposed to allow me to do this! :)

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Is so beautiful! I Flow you right now

I think the kind of foot you use makes all the difference. I bought one for my machine recently but it's plastic and sort of square and, although see-through, it doesn't give a really good view of what I'm doing. Think the embroidery foot like the one on your machine looks the best kind to use!

Hi, I absolutely love this, and want to have a go. I am only recently into sewing, and making my own clothes, is it possible to do free motion without the quilting, as I would like to customise some garment? Thanks so my h for sharing. A xcc

As you advised, I was brave, and I had a go..........and another go, but my house did not look like yours!! I know it takes a bit of practice - much like drawing or writing on paper but my problem was the machine (a Brother FS40) wasn't co-operating. Everything was set up correctly - presser foot, dropped feed dog but thread kept knotting/bunching. I dabbled a bit with changing the tension but I'm new to this and didn't know what the problem was. Do you need to change the tension or have a special needle?

WOW. that's adorable. Thank you so much for sharing this