Freehand Quilting Ideas on a Longarm!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 13 ม.ค. 2019
- In this video Linda and Corey show you how to add some freehand magic to this adorable unicorn quilt.
Get all the supplies used in this video at.
www.longarmsupplies.net - แนวปฏิบัติและการใช้ชีวิต
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Great tips for a beginner longarm quilter!
How lucky you are Corey to learn from such a great Master Teacher. You are so talented now, but with learning from Linda, you will become exceptional!
Incredible FMQuilting
Loved watching you play. I am inspired . Thank you.
Thank you so much for a really comprehensive video giving so many ideas. I'm off to practice now! Yoohoo! 💖
So fun!! Please do more!!
Beautiful work from both of you!
What a fabulously fun tutorial! Thanks so much.
Thank you for all the free motion ideas. It looked like you both had fun doing it. Ann M.
Loved, loved watching this. I’m taking my 1st long arm class in 2 weeks and can’t wait. I wish I lived closer to you Cori!
Enjoyed this! Thank you for posting!
Absolutely incredible work! You two are very talented. I particularly love the puzzle pieces pattern, I'm going to try that😀
Beautiful job
Excellent video. Thank you.
I absolutely enjoyed your video. Thank you for sharing so many ideas and designs.
Thank you for this video, as a new longarm quilter, it was encouraging to see such an accomplished longarmer be so patient, I learned so much. Thank you.
Thank you for the video. You're very talented.
Awesome video. I am a new long armed lol. Still learning. Picked up so much from this. Thank you thank you
Love this!
Beautiful, thank you.
Lordy Lordy, you are so good. Know I could never do this. Beautiful
Me either! I couldn't even DRAW that, let alone free motion quilt it lol. I'm just amazed by people who are talented enough do do this.
That was a blast. Thanks.
Absolutely loved this video!watched it numerous times..sketched on paper for when I'm ready to try some of these techniques on a quilt.i love you two working together. thank you for sharing your talents and for making quilting so fun.
very good video,welcome to use our long arm quilting machine
Wow, love that quilt... how you quilted it.. I'm learning.. so many things you can do.. love, love
Awesome! Thanks for all of the ideas. Having been a LA quilter since 1992, (pre SR era) I find myself being more comfortable quilting in constant mode. SR is a gift for ruler work though!
Wonderful ideas for a sampler.
Love to watch you two stitching! And by the way - Adults are too afraid of you Linda! I took an All Day Experience class with you at MQX in 2014 and was so excited and nervous. But you calmed my fears and made all of us so comfortable! Really enjoy watching you stitch! Thank you for sharing all your work!
Loved this video - you two are fun to watch. Some really neat ideas for the quilting of that amazing unicorn too. You've inspired me to try to come up with my own unicorn pillow top. Thinking paper piecing ...... thank you!!
What is the name of the thing Corey put on the foot to make the straight lines?
Inspirational!!
I love how you two are just playing and enjoying the process! I also love your machine! it just purrs!! I don't know much about Gammill machines, I will have to check them out! I do know they are one of the three I am looking at.
Get an Innova...by far the best and smoothest machine with the best engineering....
thank you for sharing
You guys are amazing!! How I wished I could get training one on one from a professional quilter.
So cool
Gostei muito! Obrigada!
You two are amazing...so enjoyable to watch. I would have loved to see a shot of it when it was completely finished so I could see the overall affect on this beautiful pillow.😘💐
We show it towards the end of this video. th-cam.com/video/QeEwW3ATiR0/w-d-xo.html
I think. Would be jumping for joy by just doing the unicorn patchwork😊
Very Nice. Just got a longarm so hope to be able to do something like this in a year or so. lol
Fun!
Great video! Would have enjoyed a view of the completed quilt.
Tamela thank you for watching! We will post the final project on our Facebook later this week. Make sure to Like and Follow our Facebook page, Linda's Electric Quilters, to get notified when we post the final project.
How fun was that.
I like the stipple.
I was waiting to see the finished product! Love all the designs. I'm curious to see what the textures look like on this now that ir is quilted. Love the collaboration of you two! Maybe we should all try this approach for a change of pace.
We can't add pictures to comments, so we did add this to our pictures on our Facebook Page.
Uau! You guys have magical hands! I am dreaming of just getting close to having your abilities one day… thank you! Great video, great tutorial!
WOW
Nice job sir & madam
This is fantastic! I got 2 pillow tops in so this was perfect to watch. HOwever, did you do anything in the face? Thanks
I want this masheen...
I liked the whole video but I thought when you stitched the lines across the back, I thought why not follow the same dimensions as in the ribbon mane. I liked it though and thank you for sharing.👍🏼
I loved this! My only wish was that you showed us the completed quilting with an overall pic!
We will get the picture uploaded to the community page on our channel this coming week.
th-cam.com/channels/uji8lA3jTnKFjKRK4vbMzA.htmlcommunity
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That looks like Lisa the Unicorn by Elizabeth Hartman...
Correct!
I made 8 Lisa the Unicorn blocks for a twin, and now I'm terrified to start quilting!!! you make it look easy, and I know with practice I'll get better, but in the meantime I'm paralyzed :(
thank you for posting this video, is inspiring!
Thanks it is beautiful. Can you show us the projection finish Please.
Sylvie thank you for watching! We will post the final project on our Facebook later this week. Make sure to Like and Follow our Facebook page, Linda's Electric Quilters, to get notified when we post the final project.
We also show it towards the end of this video.th-cam.com/video/QeEwW3ATiR0/w-d-xo.html
Cory why didn’t you have tie off stitches on each side of your starts and stops around the feather and the unicorn?
So what did the final project look like?
Hello Linda, What quilting machine are you using? Great talent thank you for sharing...
Linda is using a Gammill Statler 30, but using it in freehand mode which would be comparable to the Gammill Vision 30.
Very inspiring!! What is the circle ruler that Cory used, great tool to make straight lines easy.
www.longarmsupplies.net/crosshatchcircles.aspx
Thanks for the info☺
@@LindasElectricQuilters would these fit my Viking Platinum 3000 do you know? I need these in my life!
@@etlzjj84 , they normally fit on a 1/2" hopping foot. However, every brand makes their hopping feet a little different. Some people have bought them and made the adaption to make them work, but putting a piece of masking tape on the inside to help keep them on if they were to loose, to using an emery file to file them down a little if they were to tight to get on.
What is the name of the blue gadget? The one you used to make sure your lines where accurate? I want to buy one for my machine.
Hi Debra, The template Corey is using is called a Crosshatch circle. You can find them at the following link. www.longarmsupplies.net/crosshatchcircles.aspx
Fabulous Duo team! Sounds like you had fun, was there some bloopers where you had races on your wheelie chairs?! :-)
They will definitely have to do that next time:)
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Why didn't you show the finished quilt?
It is located under this link.th-cam.com/channels/uji8lA3jTnKFjKRK4vbMzA.htmlcommunity
I don't feel free doing this because it looks sloppy to me. The feathers look sloppy and I feel like everything has to be exact. Being too critical stops creativity, I know. But I can't get past wanting everything to look clean when I put all the work into piecing.
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