Thank you so much! I love the ideas you shared and enjoyed the banter between you. It's true we couldn't see what you drew, but I thought that sort of didn't matter because the video was about ways to apply doodling and not so much about how/what to doodle. Doodle doodle, lol.
Any suggestions on HOW to EXECUTE doodling with your left hand and quilting with your right hand? As with everything I've ever been taught,I have been taught by right handed people. I'm left handed and I do every "hand craft" right handed. The only thing I CAN"T DO is write right handed!
You always have great subject but the execution is lacking. Putting papers flat on table? How can we see anything. How about an overhead camera, straight down? I have yet to watch an entire show because I get so frustrated with camera angles or sounds. Too bad because these are all things I want to learn.
I Love to watch all the video's they are so helpful. But I am hard of hearing and even with my hearing aids I can not hear the ladies especially Kelly as she is so soft spoken, volume is as high as I can get it. Please speak up.
We can’t see anything! When you doodled on the quilt with the plastic, we had no idea what either of you did! We can’t see paper that is lying flat on the table! The vintage quilt gave us no indication of possibilities! Do better and please plan better.
I've decided to purchase my first long arm machine, and I've signed up for a class for next month. So I've been watching a whole bunch of these videos and it's always the same poor camera angles, or making me nauseous with the focusing. These lovely ladies have good information, but I'd really like to "see" what they're talking about. And after reading comment from other quilters, I'm not the only one who feels this way. I'm so sorry Mr. Cameraman, but you need to go.
Thank you so much! I love the ideas you shared and enjoyed the banter between you. It's true we couldn't see what you drew, but I thought that sort of didn't matter because the video was about ways to apply doodling and not so much about how/what to doodle. Doodle doodle, lol.
Love the quilt!! Im going to doodle doodle!!!
What a beautiful quilt! Thank you for sharing.
I love the courses on free Motion
Very cool and such a pretty quilt ! Thank you for sharing your video.
I take a picture of my quilt with my iPad and use procreate to design my fmq.
I find taking a photo and importing to Notability app and doodle examples works great - then use as a roadmap!
Any suggestions on HOW to EXECUTE doodling with your left hand and quilting with your right hand? As with everything I've ever been taught,I have been taught by right handed people. I'm left handed and I do every "hand craft" right handed. The only thing I CAN"T DO is write right handed!
We would either try doodling with your right hand, OR just load some fabric on and doodle with the machine, just like you would if you were stitching.
Doodle with your doodle with you! Mine is a labradoodle!
I enjoyed this tutorial very much but I will say, the volume was way down and the camera work was not good. I'm going to doodle more, thanks girls!!!
You always have great subject but the execution is lacking. Putting papers flat on table? How can we see anything. How about an overhead camera, straight down? I have yet to watch an entire show because I get so frustrated with camera angles or sounds. Too bad because these are all things I want to learn.
Practice, practice, practice
Good information but it would be so helpful if you had an overhead camera!
A Fabia Diniz faz quilting perfeitos como este .
I Love to watch all the video's they are so helpful. But I am hard of hearing and even with my hearing aids I can not hear the ladies especially Kelly as she is so soft spoken, volume is as high as I can get it. Please speak up.
We can’t see anything! When you doodled on the quilt with the plastic, we had no idea what either of you did! We can’t see paper that is lying flat on the table! The vintage quilt gave us no indication of possibilities! Do better and please plan better.
I've decided to purchase my first long arm machine, and I've signed up for a class for next month. So I've been watching a whole bunch of these videos and it's always the same poor camera angles, or making me nauseous with the focusing. These lovely ladies have good information, but I'd really like to "see" what they're talking about. And after reading comment from other quilters, I'm not the only one who feels this way. I'm so sorry Mr. Cameraman, but you need to go.