Thank you for your clear, easy-to-follow directions and great views of your work as you complete each area! It is very helpful to see the design evolve and to see the finished result!
Natalia thank you so much for sharing these videos, they are great. Love your work. You make it look so easy. I have trouble with making my brain go faster than my hands. I'm always thinking which way next.which way next, but I love it. I quilt on a domestic machine. Thanks again .
Great Videos, a new quilter 2 months old 😅 I think I like the quilting part more I’m learning a lot from you and an absolute treat to watch you quilt with wonderful explanations,ThankYou Natalia
Your work is absolutely amazing! Your stitching flows impressively very well when you are embroidering swirls, pebbles, etc. and I really appreciate you sharing your creative talents to help others!!! I learned a lot! Thank you for sharing this video & the awesome linked website which has a lot of great tips & products!
All through history, there are gifted poets, craftsman, sculptors and artists. They are blessed with their own specific talents. I however have been given the talent of reading books, changing diapers, and staining clothes. I love to make quilt tops! But I can mess up the most perfect quilt by trying to quilt it! In this area of expertise, I am a complete failure. Just can't do it! Guess I'll have to let someone else work their magic on my masterpieces or get out the measure, yarn and upholstery needle! Only takes me a week to tie a quilt, a jar of BenGay and a bottle of Excedrin! 😁😅😵 Oh yeah, and a velcro toed kitten to help me tie the knots! Haha!!!
You are my absolute hero! I am learning so much from your books and your tutes. Thank you so, so much for your generosity in sharing your skills. Ali in UK x
You make it look so easy and I know its not. Thank you for showing us and explaining the patterns so clearly. How long have you been a machine quilter? Did you start with a domestic machine? Again, thank you
Thank You for the video's you make it look easy. But I'd like to see it being done on the sewing machine . Only because most of us don't have the fancy machine that you are using. I know that there is a big difference between the two machine.
I do all of my quilting on a Gammill 22" machine. I started out, as a beginner on a Gammill 18" machine. They are fabulous machines and I would highly recommend them to anyone. :)
Just beautiful quilting! I have all of your books, but I can’t recall if you have an example of how you quilt clouds. I have an appliqué quilt that I would love to do clouds on. It’s got large flowers and the sky is about 12 in x 60 in across. TIA
How much do you love your machine? It looks like it runs so smoothly. I’m going to a quilt show on the 19th. Hopefully I can try one myself. I know you have been quilting for a long time, I’m new to it. Only a year. How much does the machine help?
I cannot say enough good things about my machine. Gammill is an amazing company, not only are the machines the most fabulous I've ever quilted on, but the company as a whole is fabulous, if you ever have an issue, which I've have very few of, your dealer will come to your home and help you or walk you through it over the phone. They also have awesome support groups online for Gammill owners. Gammill machines are worth every single penny! :)
Please tell what is that machine you are using in this video...I REALLY LOVE IT...I would love to get one but it seems to be a mystery as I cannot find something like it anywhere...not on your videos, not online searches...it looks hand held and I love the ease with which it does detail...that can't possibly be a long arm machine, can it?
Hi everyone, I’m new to this site and relatively new to free motion quilting. I see this is being quilted on a long arm and the transitions are so smooth, has anyone tried these on a standard sewing machine? I am just about to sandwich a new quilt and would love to try these designs.
Can this level of precision and expertise be had on a domestic machine and not on a longarm?? I don't have the space or finances just yet for a longarm and definitely not for a Gamill. My stitching seems to be so jerky on my Bernina even though I have slowed my speed way down and tried using my stitch regulator. Am I a hopeless mess???
@@NataliaBonner Not sure I have that much life in years left!!! Ha ha...Also, though I know that lots of practice is needed, I can't help but be a bit upset with the thought of 'wasting' all that material that I would need to run through in order to get the kind of practice in needed to get 'good' at this. Is there a way to not feel guilty that I am wasting valuable resources as I learn? Thanks!
You do not talk about quilt sandwich preparation! Please state the machine type as well! Tell us thread weight top & bottom, thread tension ! Thank you.
You can adapt any lessons from a long arm to a domestic. You just move your hands instead of the machine. I long arm but sometimes a piece is too small and I have to do the action on my domestic machine. Happy quilting.
