Machine Quilting Design Library: Wind and Sky - Live Chat with Angela Walters 

I especially liked the step by step pictures interspersed with examples from finished quilts. I always like your eye candy videos, they give me lots of ideas. Sometimes I rewatch your videos for encouragement, sometimes for ideas, sometimes for company while I work.

Excellent video with lots of creative and easily executed ideas. Thanks so much, Angela!

When it comes to FMQ you are simply the best! I was able with help from your books, your website, your videos, your pdf's and most of all from all your positive energy to finish my second quilt with feathers, pebbles, ruler work, squirrels, dot to dot and many more ... and no... it is not perfect but it's DONE :-) And now this: painting with thread landscapes! How cute is this??? I will definitely give it a try! Thank you so much for all your support! I am a big fan stationed in Berlin, Germany.

I love the step by step pictures! Super helpful to understand how to approach the quilting!

It’s such a creative process. I appreciate your style & techniques in teaching and your beautifully detailed work. Really have learned so much from you, Angela. Great visuals & demonstration I can keep up with and enjoy.💜

Hi from Australia, love your chats Angela

OOOOO Angela, this is exactly what I have been needing. Thank you so much.

Thanks so much, Angela, for these great tips and ideas. I can't wait to get started!!

So cool! Well, I had a busy but fun day putting another log on my Log Cabin quilt blocks. This video makes me so happy that I can now sit and watch your video. Thank you for your time and posting this video!

Hi From Australia, I love your encouraging comments

Just love you and your presentation style. Never slow or boring or condescending I just happened to pick up one of your books before i found your youtube. I will learn so much from you.. I agree, quilting is more fun than piecing

I'm gonna do my first quilt along waiting for my kit

I was going to research cloud designs when this popped upon my youtube watch list. Awesome!!! Love these techniques! I will be using them very soon on my next quilt (lighthouses)

Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge with us! A few years back I started a sample QAYG quilt. Life got in the way but I’m ready to get back in the quilting groove!!! 💕🤗💕

I totally love this! Thank you!

Angela, you often talk about all your threads. I would love to see your storage ideas for your threads, multiple sizes, blends, etc.

I could use tips on Quilting panels with trees...all kinds of trees! Leafy and evergreens.

This was such perfect timing! I just tried to do a sky last night and after seeing a few of your suggestions, I now can improve it. I wasn’t totally satisfied with my first try, so I’ve got some new tools thanks to you and I’m going back! Thanks so much!

Thank you very much. You solved a problem I had about doing a panel

Thank you absolutely fabulous and sooo useful.

Thanks for the ideas.

Angela do you have Quilting Diagrams & Tip Sheet for this episode? I try to doodle draw and I forget which direction to run to. Yes, learning in progress. Thank you for sharing your play time!

Great tips, thank you for covering this topic

Great explanation for those of us that aren’t naturally artistic!

you are amazing and such a great teacher. can this type of quilting be done on a sewing machine free motion style? the panels are fabulous and would look great hanging on the wall or on my easy chair.

Very helpful!

About zoom class on sit down sewing machine with rules I love about you teacher every week thank you 😊

I mounted my quilt with 10" panels sideways...want to quilt sky like this, but not sure if I can do it in a vertical rather than horizontal direction. Suggestions?

Wow, I'm thinking about clouds and swirls on tula's butterfly quilt

Did you record the zoom last night? (2/2/22) I didn’t know about it. Would love to watch!

What stitch would you use for snow?

Can you use prewounds on a sewing machine or are they just for longarms?

Would like to see how you tackle water, specifically ripples.

How would you quilt beach waves?

Would lbe a Celtic FMQ pattern