Brody, I love your oblong loops and swirls! I prefer those to attempting to make a circle and failing. Besides, everyone else does circles, I want to be me. God bless all y'all!
This video was so helpful. I tried the corner to corner technique and wow what a difference it made. It works for individual blocks too. Thank you for sharing.
Nice video. I love to practice free motion on fabric panels for my young grandkids. Trust me, a 4-year-old doesn't care about the quilting ... they just love the picture. And when you feel comfortable make different designs in different sections, it's like doodling. Try to follow the swirls on a Disney Princess's hair or make large "puffs" of smoke from Thomas Train's choo-choo, make spiderwebs for Spiderman! Write their names in cursive in the sky (Draw it first - plan how you'll dot the "i" and cross the "t") It's a lot of fun. (I do this on my 'lil $100 domestic machine - just drop the feed dogs and raise the tension)
Brody, great questions! I'm about a year into longarming and I can see how my breathing, gripping and watching were I'm quilting has relaxed and improved. As all the educators say practice is the key.
I just started practicing on my first quilt with my new long arm machine! Thank you for this demonstration. It made it a lot less intimidating seeing a beginner as well. He did really great at those loops. I’m going to try some of these designs on my quilt!
I’ve had a long arm for 9 years. I’m still intimidated, so much, that I put off the quilting. Therefore I have lots and lots of quilts just waiting. Lol. I’m gonna do it, though. This video has helped so much. Thanks
Awww.....Brody you did great! And Kelly really seemed to luv teaching you. You just brighten everyone's day! Thank you for being you. And Kelly, thank you for a great tutorial!
Excellent and great video, love the tips, “practice with purpose”. Great job Brody, would love to see more of these types of videos, especially on the TL JUKI 2010 Q❤️❤️❤️
What I loved about this video is the over the shoulder viewing vantage point as she explained what she was doing. She was showing what we see when standing there trying to figure out our moves.
This is a confidence builder for us newbies!!! I’m ready to go quilt that top that has been on my longarm for a more weeks than I care to mention. THANK YOU! THANK YOU! THANK YOU!
You should see all the tablets I've gone through practicing swirls and quilting designs. It's all about the muscle memory and when it clicks it's like magic!! You did great & I really enjoyed watching this. Great tips!! Please do this again.
I just got a Handi Quilter Infinity. I haven’t yet done any free motion quilting. I did have prior to this, a midarm machine which as you know is totally free motion. The difference between midarm free motion and long arm free motion is overwhelming to me. I had the midarm for about 5 years and I have been DREAMING of a long arm but was surprised that I was able to get one ! I have a bunch of quilts I’m using ProStitcher with that I have to get done but when those are completed, I’m going to “attack” free motion on a long arm. Do you have a video with rulers on a long arm ? That would be fun too because I have a BUNCH or rulers as well. Thanks for this video. You’ve got me beat ! I feel like such a klutz ! Laugh Out Loud !
Awesome, so glad to hear! We don't have a video on rulerwork yet actually, but we have a ton of Longarm videos in our Longarm Playlist: th-cam.com/play/PLrtSy05WBGuhYC0fCwcc636jzTgvYzob5.html
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I purchased a good sized blackboard to practice my designs on. It took months before I finally tried swirls on an actual quilt. Remember, your not perfect and your quilting won’t be perfect either. But it’s always better to have a finished quilt than a perfect one. Practicing will improve your skills though. I found using cheap fleece to be perfect for practicing as well. You don’t have to go through the pain of loading a top, middle and backing. Just load the fleece and have at it!
Hi there. Just discovered your channel. Fun and fantastic! Great info. Do you have the name of the pattern and fabric for the quilt on the end (right side) beside the red and white quilt? Pretty please!
Hello! This was filmed at HandiQuilter and that was one of their patterns. We apologize we don't have that information! Thanks so much for watching! We hope you can join us again soon!
thank you for the lesson!! For those of us who do not have access to a large quilt machine, can you show us the same techniques on a home sewing machine?? Would be much appreciated!!
I watched the sewing channel today and she was showing how to do feathers and stippling. It was so neat because she made a sandwich with a plastic vinyl top and didn’t use a needle. She used markers she’s stuck to a machine you’ll have to check it out it’s called the sewing channel.
I feel like the hard thing as a beginner is what to do when I get stuck. Just use practice pieces as dog kennel liners or make casserole totes. Takes time to train the brain!
No worries! You can practice on fabric just using scraps or whatever works for you. You'll get the hang of it and quickly see what works best for your style of quilting. Thanks so much for watching and we hope you can join us again soon 🎈😊
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It's Okay to crack up laughing but I thought you just needed to put a USB in the machine with a pattern on it, turn it on and come back when it was all quilted with a beautiful pattern. Guess not hu.
These designs are just free motion, or free hand but you can do set designs as well. We also made a live Handi Quilter video that goes into more detail about the machines. You can find that here: th-cam.com/video/ubcJY6j9OH8/w-d-xo.html Thanks so much for watching!
Thank you for watching! We love how stippling can be tailored to the individual like Kelly said! We love the "world map stipple" style as well. Thanks again!
I myself design the traditional Nakshikantha of Bangladesh, our Nakshikantha here is all hand stitched and very beautiful stitched. Since I design myself, I have no need for sewing machine designs. I would draw the leafy flower design on the fabric myself with a pen and sew it on the sewing machine using only free thread. So please tell me which machine will be good for me in low budget. Thank you ❤ My youtube chanel nakshi polly
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New to longarming? Watch this to get started on your machine!
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Thank you we need more simple instruction help like these.
Thanks for the kind words and thanks for watching!!
I started doodling on a tablet but after a while I found myself seeing those loops and swirls in my head even when I wasn’t doodling!🤪
😂😂 Thanks so much for watching!
Good job Brody!
😀👍Thank you!
Brody, I love your oblong loops and swirls! I prefer those to attempting to make a circle and failing. Besides, everyone else does circles, I want to be me. God bless all y'all!
Exactly!! 😀😀 You've got to give it your own style!! Thanks so much for watching and God bless you as well!
This video was so helpful. I tried the corner to corner technique and wow what a difference it made. It works for individual blocks too. Thank you for sharing.
Glad it helped!
This was just what I have been looking for, Thanks Brody.
So glad it was helpful!
Nice video. I love to practice free motion on fabric panels for my young grandkids. Trust me, a 4-year-old doesn't care about the quilting ... they just love the picture. And when you feel comfortable make different designs in different sections, it's like doodling. Try to follow the swirls on a Disney Princess's hair or make large "puffs" of smoke from Thomas Train's choo-choo, make spiderwebs for Spiderman! Write their names in cursive in the sky (Draw it first - plan how you'll dot the "i" and cross the "t") It's a lot of fun.
(I do this on my 'lil $100 domestic machine - just drop the feed dogs and raise the tension)
Such awesome ideas!! I'm sure your grandkids love that!! Thanks for watching!
Love the video Brody!!
Thank you so much for watching! Yay! We are so glad you liked the video! We hope to do more similar ones in the future!
Great tutorial! Love watching Kelli on Handi Quilter channel.
She is so fantastic! Thank you so much for watching!
Thank you for this video! She’s so right be fearless and stop when you need to think. I appreciate you bringing her on. 🤗
Thanks for your support. We appreciate our customers so much!! Thanks for watching!
Great Job Brody. I love when she said be fearless...words to live by!
So true!! Thanks so much for watching!
Great Job Brody.
Thanks so much for watching!
I hope u do more of these, this was great.
Thanks so much for watching! We are so glad you liked the video and hope to do more like this soon! Thanks!
Thanks! Best tutorial for beginners I have seen. Thanks
We are so glad!! Thanks for watching!
You’ve got this 👍🏻
Pretty great for a beginner!! Thanks so much for watching!
Brody, great questions! I'm about a year into longarming and I can see how my breathing, gripping and watching were I'm quilting has relaxed and improved. As all the educators say practice is the key.
So true!! Thanks so much for watching and for supporting Brody in his beginning efforts! 😂😂
Kelly is great. Without her video on the Moxie, I would never have been able to set it up and get started.
Thanks so much for watching! She is fantastic! This was such a great experience!
Wow! That swirl looks very difficult. I think I will start with the loops! 😊
🙌❤ Baby steps!! Thanks for watching!
Good job B! I’m impressed
Thanks so much for watching! We are so glad you liked the video!
I love to watch Kelly’s videos
We love Kelly too! Thanks so much for watching 🙌🎈😊❤
I just started practicing on my first quilt with my new long arm machine! Thank you for this demonstration. It made it a lot less intimidating seeing a beginner as well. He did really great at those loops. I’m going to try some of these designs on my quilt!
Wonderful! We're confident that you'll do great :)
I’ve had a long arm for 9 years. I’m still intimidated, so much, that I put off the quilting. Therefore I have lots and lots of quilts just waiting. Lol. I’m gonna do it, though. This video has helped so much. Thanks
I loved this, please do more like this!
Thank you so much for the feedback! We are so glad you enjoyed the video! Thanks so much for watching!
Brody you did an awesome job for the first time. Your a Natural..
Thank you so much!! Pretty good for a beginner! 😂
Nicely done! It helps when you have automatic speed control! I learned something new today! Thank you
Very true!! Thanks so much for watching and we are so glad it was helpful!
I love Kelly Ashton! She is an amazing quilter. I struggle with swirls
We love Kelly too! She is such a great quilter and instructor. Swirls are difficult.Keep practicing! We're sure they look great!🙌🥰
This is awesome…thank you!
Thanks for watching!!!!
Awww.....Brody you did great! And Kelly really seemed to luv teaching you. You just brighten everyone's day! Thank you for being you. And Kelly, thank you for a great tutorial!
Thank you so much!! Yeah, I guess we'll keep Brody a little longer... 😂😂 A huge thanks to Kelly! And thank you for your kindness!
Excellent and great video, love the tips, “practice with purpose”. Great job Brody, would love to see more of these types of videos, especially on the TL JUKI 2010 Q❤️❤️❤️
Thanks so much for watching! We are so glad you liked the video and that it was helpful! We hope to do more similar videos soon!
Wow that looks great. 👍🏻
Yay! We are so glad you enjoyed the video! Thanks for watching!
What a great, helpful tutorial!
Thank you for watching! We are so glad it was helpful!
Brody, you did so good!
Thank you!! Improving!! 😊😊
What I loved about this video is the over the shoulder viewing vantage point as she explained what she was doing. She was showing what we see when standing there trying to figure out our moves.
We are so glad the video was helpful!! Thanks so much!
This is a confidence builder for us newbies!!! I’m ready to go quilt that top that has been on my longarm for a more weeks than I care to mention. THANK YOU! THANK YOU! THANK YOU!
We are so glad it was helpful! Thanks for watching!
Very helpful video. Loops are definitely easier for me, than meandering or swirls.Wishbones are also very easy to do.
We're so glad it was helpful! Thanks for watching!😀 🧵🪡
Very helpful!
Fantastic! We are so glad the video was helpful! Thanks so much for watching!!
Wow Brody you are good at that!
It was a lot of fun to practice! Thanks so much for watching!
this was more than fun watching you FMQ. Congrats!!
Thank you so much for watching! It was a lot of fun to work with Kelly!
very nice .. to see .. Brody ,, you learn fast and Kelly teaches well.
Thank you so much for watching! Kelly is a great teacher! It was a great time quilting with her!
You should see all the tablets I've gone through practicing swirls and quilting designs. It's all about the muscle memory and when it clicks it's like magic!! You did great & I really enjoyed watching this. Great tips!! Please do this again.
Thank you so much for watching! We are so glad you enjoyed it! We hope to make more similar videos soon. Happy quilting!
Yes I have been working on those swirls, they are tricky to master. Happy to see I’m not the only one. Thanks for sharing 👍❤️😊
Thanks so much for watching! They are tricky! We'll keep practicing! 😜😜🙌
Really like this! Will watch for more like this.
We are glad you enjoyed the video! Thanks for watching!
Thank you Kelly and Brody!! Brody you did great!! Your a pro!!! Love your Sew Yeah TH-cam channel!!
Thanks so much! We are so glad you enjoy our channel and that you liked the video!
Great tips even for machine quilt. Thank you for sharing.
Thank you so much for watching! We are happy the video was helpful!
I laid out a paper pantograph on sewing area. I have many of these. Leaving machine turned off, I traced over and over and over…found it very helpful.
Thanks for sharing!
Go Brody. The one arm bandit 😀
😂😂😂 Thanks for watching!
I practiced on a dry erase board. Thanks for info and going diagonally, I’ve never heard that.
Great tip!
Wow I love this and I see how it can also translate to a sit down machine
Thanks so much for watching! We are so glad you liked it and hope it was helpful! Happy quilting!
So far my choice is usually loops. I just like the way they look.
They are a lot of fun to do! Thanks for watching!
Great video! Nice work Brody👍Thank you for sharing🙂
Thanks so much for watching! We are glad you enjoyed the video. It was a lot of fun! Hope to see you next time!
Thanks for this video. I have a table runner and wasn't sure how to finish it. Now I'm going to practice some meandering then do it on my runner!
Awesome!! Thanks for watching! Happy quilting!
Great video! Very informative and helpful. Thanks!
Thanks so much for watching! We are so glad the video was helpful! Happy quilting!
Absolutely!
👍👍 Thanks for watching!
Thank you! Very helpful!!
Thanks so much for watching! We are so glad it was helpful! Happy quilting!
Great tutorial ! Thank you for making this look so easy!
Thanks so much for watching! We are so glad you enjoyed the video!
Yay Kelly and Brody !!
Thanks so much for watching!! 👍😊
I love the meandering quilt pattern
It was a lot of fun to practice! Thanks so much for watching!
I just got a Handi Quilter Infinity. I haven’t yet done any free motion quilting. I did have prior to this, a midarm machine which as you know is totally free motion. The difference between midarm free motion and long arm free motion is overwhelming to me. I had the midarm for about 5 years and I have been DREAMING of a long arm but was surprised that I was able to get one ! I have a bunch of quilts I’m using ProStitcher with that I have to get done but when those are completed, I’m going to “attack” free motion on a long arm. Do you have a video with rulers on a long arm ? That would be fun too because I have a BUNCH or rulers as well. Thanks for this video. You’ve got me beat ! I feel like such a klutz ! Laugh Out Loud !
Awesome, so glad to hear! We don't have a video on rulerwork yet actually, but we have a ton of Longarm videos in our Longarm Playlist: th-cam.com/play/PLrtSy05WBGuhYC0fCwcc636jzTgvYzob5.html
@@SewYeah Thank you !
Love this video, so helpful!
We are so glad it was helpful! Such great techniques from a fabulous teacher! Thanks Kelly!
Go Brody go!
👍😀😀
Thanks, love the content 💕
We are so glad! Thanks so much for watching!
I recently bought a longarm and I identified with him. We need to practice a lots more 😅😢
😍😍So sorry I am just catching this .I am trying to catch up on the comments. Hope to do better in the future. Thanks for watching our lives. We appreciate it !!!!!!
Go Kelly!
She's amazing! Thanks for watching!
I purchased a good sized blackboard to practice my designs on. It took months before I finally tried swirls on an actual quilt. Remember, your not perfect and your quilting won’t be perfect either. But it’s always better to have a finished quilt than a perfect one. Practicing will improve your skills though. I found using cheap fleece to be perfect for practicing as well. You don’t have to go through the pain of loading a top, middle and backing. Just load the fleece and have at it!
Nice!
Hi there. Just discovered your channel. Fun and fantastic! Great info. Do you have the name of the pattern and fabric for the quilt on the end (right side) beside the red and white quilt? Pretty please!
Hello! This was filmed at HandiQuilter and that was one of their patterns. We apologize we don't have that information! Thanks so much for watching! We hope you can join us again soon!
thank you for the lesson!! For those of us who do not have access to a large quilt machine, can you show us the same techniques on a home sewing machine?? Would be much appreciated!!
Great idea for another video! Thanks for watching!
At least you had the ASR (automatic stitch regulator) on.
On my home sewing machine I don’t have that, so my stitch length varies
Just keep practicing!
I watched the sewing channel today and she was showing how to do feathers and stippling. It was so neat because she made a sandwich with a plastic vinyl top and didn’t use a needle. She used markers she’s stuck to a machine you’ll have to check it out it’s called the sewing channel.
Thanks for watching!!
Yay Brody
😂👍
Can you show us the same thing on a standard sewing machine rather than a quilting machine like that?😊
Thanks for watching!!
I feel like the hard thing as a beginner is what to do when I get stuck. Just use practice pieces as dog kennel liners or make casserole totes. Takes time to train the brain!
So true and great ideas! Thanks for watching!
Do you use the regulator while free motion?
Yes!
I have essential tremors so doing it on paper won't work. What do you recommend?
No worries! You can practice on fabric just using scraps or whatever works for you. You'll get the hang of it and quickly see what works best for your style of quilting. Thanks so much for watching and we hope you can join us again soon 🎈😊
I’m interested in the chevron quilt behind this video. Is there a pattern for it?
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What do you put your table on
Not sure I understand the question
If I had that machine I could do it to.😅
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Sew yea
Thanks so much for watching!
can i do this with just my sewing machine i have many tops lol
Thanks so much for watching! You can give us a call at 702-586-8687 and we would be happy to discuss machines that have these functions!
What thread did you use?
The thread used was provided by Handi Quilter. We usually use Aurifil or Isacord. Both are fantastic brands! Thank you for watching!
His loops look like mine. Well his are a little better. I do meander better…lol. And, that’s about all I do.
It's Okay to crack up laughing but I thought you just needed to put a USB in the machine with a pattern on it, turn it on and come back when it was all quilted with a beautiful pattern. Guess not hu.
These designs are just free motion, or free hand but you can do set designs as well. We also made a live Handi Quilter video that goes into more detail about the machines. You can find that here: th-cam.com/video/ubcJY6j9OH8/w-d-xo.html Thanks so much for watching!
I do this and this is not easy! I worked forever to build muscle memory.
So true! It takes a lot of practice! Thanks so much for watching! We hope you enjoyed the video! 🙌
I personnally think those are too dense for my taste. I do what I call "world map stipple" much bigger and spread appart.
Thank you for watching! We love how stippling can be tailored to the individual like Kelly said! We love the "world map stipple" style as well. Thanks again!
I tried to free motion quilt with my sewing machine and I SUCKED. Longarming terrifies me.
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I myself design the traditional Nakshikantha of Bangladesh, our Nakshikantha here is all hand stitched and very beautiful stitched.
Since I design myself, I have no need for sewing machine designs. I would draw the leafy flower design on the fabric myself with a pen and sew it on the sewing machine using only free thread. So please tell me which machine will be good for me in low budget.
Thank you ❤
My youtube chanel nakshi polly
That's great😊💕
If you visit the website you can see what we have!
Thank you, this is very helpful!!!
Glad it was helpful! :)