I'm so happy to be sharing more free motion quilting with you all--all on a regular sewing machine :) If you'd like to see more about the basics of free motion quilting, I have a playlist here with everything you need to know to get started--along with some basic designs: ru-vid.com/group/PLEivWFjX-fGpu8M1G-M-D_q0eyGMXSO5r
Where have you been all my life!!!!! Hate paying long arm fees of $40 or more for my small quilts (wallhangings, table runners, mug rugs)..... this will be a game changer!!! Thank you!
Yes please to more free motion quilting patterns on a domestic machine. You make it look so easy and much less intimidating. Love that you go really slowly - just shows we are all different.
I have done a bit a free motion quilting but I still find it intimidating. I will have to give this design a try. More easy free motion quilting ideas please!
Yes please do more free motion designs for domestic machine. I’ve learned so much from you. Your teaching style is so calm and encouraging. Thank you!! 💗
Thank you so much!! I love your videos! The pace and intonation of your voice makes your videos so easy to listen to. You are clear and concise in your explainations as you stay on topic without adding a bunch of "and umm's" as you speak. The way you thoroughly explain the process and break down the anatomy of the swirl feather on the whiteboard and then demonstrate on the sewing machine is so helpful. Thank you for sharing your skills and talents.
Yes please! More designs for domestic machines. I like your presentation that includes breakdown of how the design goes together by drawing it out to learn the motion before quilting
Yes! Definitely more free motion quilting on a domestic machine please! You do a great job in breaking down the steps to make the steps less intimidating. I'm very excited to try this! Thanks!
I can quilt many traditional feathers but have never tried a feather flower. You make it look so easy. I am going to give it a try. Thank you for sharing!!!😍
@@katethompson2818 me too. All her information on a variety of quilting ideas makes it so understandable and easy to try. Gives me a lot of confidence!
I'm going to check out your playlist and hopefully then I'll feel confident enough to give this a try! More videos using a home sewing machine would be very much appreciated! Thanks!
I so appreciate your demonstrations on free motion quilting on our home machine. Longarm right now is not in my budget. But my Janome 9450 makes free motion easier. So bring on the tutorial. 😍 Thank you.❤
Love, love your channel, I’ve learned so many things. Really like your teaching style and how you break things done and explain the why’s. Also, more FMQ!
I must get Procreate! I’ve been considering it for a while but couldn’t see how it could help my free motion quilting design. Thank you tor the inspiration!
Uh oh, you've got ninja cookies behind you! I always like watching different people's free motion quilting videos, it gives me confidence for some reason. Also, what drawing pad are you using, if I may ask.
Love this design! Thank you so much. I'm just learning FMQ, and I really like the loose version of your design that you showed last of all the variations. I will definitely give this a try!!
I love free motion quilting and your demo/ explanation of creating designs is so very helpful. 😅 Also very much like your sketches which as a visual learner really clears up how to get from A to B. Could you please share brand of pad you’re using? I believe it would be very helpful. Thanks for sharing your talent and time. 🥰
Great video as always - i do like your manner of teaching. One comment though - "video" speed was a tad too fast for me to watch. The only way I could watch is if I slow down the speed on my end. Thanks again for another great video!
I have really enjoyed your tips on FMQ. All of the tutorials I have seen online are for small projects that fit easily on a domestic sewing machine. Could you do a tutorial on how to FMQ a bed-sized quilt on a domestic machine. Particularly, how to manage the volume of fabric that you have to move around as you sew. Thank you.
Thank you for your excellent videos! When I FMQ with my darning foot, straight lines produce beautiful stitches with perfect tension on both sides, but when I do feathers or petals (curves), the stitches underneath become a straight line with dots (upper thread) showing through with each stitch. I’ve tried adjusting speed, but regardless of how slow or how fast I stitch, the issue persists. I’d be grateful for any suggestions you may have.
question please I have been trying to make a doggy quilt for my grandson , i want to do a leg with a foot is it possible to do it/ I think you can tell i am new to quilting , i just watched this video so i can have a go at stitching it myself so also you you know of a pattern that would look ok on a doggy quilt?? TFS
It’s relatively new. Right now, it’s ad free versions of the videos that are sometimes a little longer with some added scenes as well as some polls and help on deciding future videos. There’s also a coupon code for my shop for 20% off digital products. A traceable pdf for the quilting designs is a great idea though! I’ll add that in the future.
