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Kelly Anne Freeman
United States
เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 2 มี.ค. 2021
Free Motion Quilting Skillbuilder: The Letter L
We're continuing to improve our Free Motion Quilting skills with the letter "L". First, we'll fill some borders and sashing strips, then we'll begin quilting an art quilt with variations of the letter L.
You can watch the first video in this series here th-cam.com/video/088bYAZdobI/w-d-xo.html
You can watch the first video in this series here th-cam.com/video/088bYAZdobI/w-d-xo.html
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How to Thread Paint Snow - Video 2
มุมมอง 1393 ปีที่แล้ว
We already have our supplies picked out (watch that video here th-cam.com/video/RxTDZogFKCc/w-d-xo.html ), so let's get started thread painting snow. Learn how I add snow drifts to the landscape by layering different colors of thread. Then I'll show you how I add even more dimension and texture to the snow with 3 embellishment techniques: angelina fibers, a fringe foot and bobbin work.
Free Motion Quilting Skillbuilder: The Letter E - How to Fill Blocks, Borders and More!
มุมมอง 2513 ปีที่แล้ว
Improving your Free Motion Quilting is as simple as ABC. Today, we're starting with the letter "E". Follow along and build your free motion skills while also completing a UFO or two!
How to Threadpaint Snow: Getting Started - Video 1
มุมมอง 2183 ปีที่แล้ว
In today's video, I'm sharing with you how to get started with a threadpainting project. We'll pick out fabric, thread and various embellishments to create a wintery scene. Then we'll get started quilting!
Quilting Behind Applique: 10 Design Ideas!
มุมมอง 4.4K3 ปีที่แล้ว
Welcome to my sewing room! Today, I'm sharing a mini quilt guild lecture showing you more than 10 design ideas to quilt behind applique. I've included LOTS of examples! I hope you enjoy and get inspired to start quilting something new behind your applique projects! I've included Timecodes, so you can easily reference the design idea that catches your eye! Just click the timecode below. Timecode...
This is perfect timing for me! Trying to quilt background on a challenge quilt for our guild and had no idea how to start. Thanks!
Like the previous comment, I wish you had more videos you are a great teacher. Thanks for the tip on quilting small projects to practice. I love your art panels.
@@yolandadavila Thank you :)
Love your art is so beautiful, wish you had more videos.
@@yolandadavila Thank you! I’ve been busy raising my daughter…and not quilting as much these days :)
I know I am 3 years late but this was very helpful. Thanks
So glad you found this video helpful! Thats the great thing about TH-cam…info is always there. Have fun quilting!
Your thread painting is beautiful! Do you have tutorials showing how you did those? Nice options on the quilting. Thanks!
Thank you for the unique ideas!
Thank you for a great video. Your work is beautiful!!!
Thank you!
Great tutorial. Thank you for mentioning sit-down long-arm/mid-arm machines. Not many videos do that.
Thank you! My mom has a Handi Quilter Sweet 16 that I enjoy quilting on…same quilting techniques I use on my domestic machine but with so much more space!
I appreciate your inspiration and your thread painting is beautiful!
You are a very good Teacher. Thank you! and your work is beautiful!
Awesome!
Thank you!
I hand sewed and hand quilted a very large quilt with many photos and other appliqué to make story blocks. I quilted up to the appliqué then I turned the quilt over and quilted on the back side going through two layers. Yes, it was a lot of work and took me nearly double the time. But, as an inexperienced first time quilter, I didn’t know what else to do.
Love your informative yet friendly approach, thanks!🤗
Your feather work is amazing. Keep doing videos.
Thank you! I don’t have any more quilting videos planned in the near future (maybe this winter though!). I’ve been busy in my garden and kitchen posting cooking videos on this channel: th-cam.com/channels/wokMt217MxI8-RXWP7xaOw.html
Loved your video! It has really helped me to gain insight on quilting ideas! I was wondering what you would suggest for quilting a bench pillow that has a lot of applique in it. I have a Solaris that does hoop quilting, but for something as long as a bench pillow with lots of applique, I am concerned about matching-up the quilting in multiple hoopings around applique. The bench pillow is called "Gnome where you park it."
Hoop quilting can be hard since as you said, you have to line up the quilting each time you reposition. What type of quilting do you like to do? Straight lines with your walking foot? Free motion quilting? Ruler work? Or a variety? The gnome pattern for the bench pillow could lend itself to using a variety of quilting techniques. You could quilt straight lines in the hats and on the camper, free motion quilting in the beards to create texture, “thread painting” with a couple different colors of green for the trees and wavy lines in the water…just some ideas :) I’d recommend picking quilting designs you feel confident you can execute, practice on a sample quilt first, and plan out a path for quilting to get you from one space to the next for areas like the water and trees. Good luck and have fun!
@@kellyannefreeman7257 Thank you so much Kelly! I'm not confident with Free motion quilting and would love to take a class in thread painting, but really like your ideas! I will quilt without the hoop and go with lines and designs in my Solaris. God bless.
@@tammykfrank You’re so welcome! There are many designs you can do with a walking foot! Have you seen Irene on her Sugaridoo TH-cam channel? th-cam.com/video/kdk5i9ECII0/w-d-xo.html She also has a blog with walking foot designs that might give you some inspiration. sugaridoo.com/101-ideas-for-straight-line-quilting/ And please do try free motion quilting! It opens up so many possibilities! We all start out with designs not looking like we want. But keep going! You only get better with practice. And honestly, once you finished free motion quilting on a project, you don’t notice all the little mistakes you might have made.
Any chance you will be doing more videos or offering on line classes?
Sorry, but not at this time. I have a 2 year old daughter…therefore not much free time for quilting. And when I do have the time, I don’t film since that adds much more time to the project. I am posting new videos of what I’m cooking and growing in my garden on a different channel. You can check it out here if that interests you… th-cam.com/channels/wokMt217MxI8-RXWP7xaOw.html
I liked the way you teach. How come you stopped.? Please continue.
Awww, thank you! I have a young daughter, so it’s not feasible to quilt these projects and record them. It takes too much time at this stage of life. But I am posting cooking videos on another channel. So if you’re interested in meal ideas and cooking inspiration, check out Growing Traditions here in TH-cam.
You did an excellent presentation. Very informative and interesting. Love your work.
You are very good at explaining everything. This should help a lot of people including me. Thank you Kelly.
Thank you, Ginger, for your kind words!
Great job Kelly. A good basic video for beginning machine quilting designs. Your tempo, pacing and volume are perfect. I loved the baby sounds in the background!
Thank you so much! I try to film when baby is napping...but as you can tell from this video, she was with me in the sewing room for most of the filming...adding her commentary about the quilts :)
Love it!!! So happy you are doing this. I can't wait until the next video. You look great!
Thank you so much! Its been fun getting back in my sewing room after baby-hiatus and creating these videos to share :)