Grid-Based Quilting Designs Every Week; #2 Apple Core

[@elainebailey5861]

Cindy - thanks for taking the time to produce this series! I'm not a particularly artistic person, so I find quilting lines or using a grid for designs is fun for me. My brain isn't quite ready for filling up those blank spaces with FMQ, so breaking down those areas really helps. It's also very helpful to see the design applied to a finished piece. Thanks again!

[@debcarrington3481]

Thank you so much for this series! It is wonderful of you to share your knowledge. I have already learned a lot from you and this is just week #2!

[@quintessentialquilting5217]

So glad you like it! You've got a lot of catching up to do:) Just grab a cup of coffee or a glass of wine and sit back and relax and watch them all! :>)

[@ritamullen6644]

Loved the tutorial. Always looking for tips and background fill-ins.

Uma série de aulas de quilting maravilhosa. Brasil.Thank you!😙😙😙

[@judyforkner678]

Do you demonstrate double Apple core?

[@dennyr989]

Are all your 52 designs used in these videos illustrated in your book?

[@cheryl8280]

What do you use to mark your grids? I see blue, but is that pencil, chalk, or what?

[@quintessentialquilting5217]

Hi Cheryl, I use the blue wash-away marking pens by Clover. They wash out completely in cold water. I also talk more about marking your quilts in my book, "The Grid Design Workbook". Hope you'll check it out!

[@cheryl8280]

Thanks, I'll get an order in right away.