EASY Edge-to-Edge Quilting on a SEWING MACHINE! - All over quilting made easy!
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- NOTE- Best Press spray or a light water spritz can be used to hold the chalk down to keep it from coming off during quilting. Join Corey tonight on After Hours at Linda's Electric Quilters. This week on After Hours Corey will be featured the Edge-to-Edge or E2E Full Line Stencil to make quilting a breeze. The best part is we will be showing this stencil in use on a sewing machine. This technique can be transferred over to a Longarm machine as well!
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I really liked the way Corey talked and explained as well as saw the steps. Not all teachers are as good and waste time that he did not.
That was great. Thank you. I now feel a little more confident about doing edge to edge quilting.
Always worth watching you Corey!
You are a great teacher! Many thanks.
Thanks for the tutorial which provided good information on using these products. Quick and to the point!!!
Simply brilliant!!
Thank you, that was lovely! I'm a beginner and hand quilt and want to learn machine quilting on my sewing machine. Your a good teacher😊
Nice how-to video Corey! Just ordered the stencils and Pounce.
Great tips, you made me think "out of the box" to make it my own. 1st time watching!
I just got my stencil today. So glad I came across your tutorial
I always enjoy the demos
So many great ideas! Thank you for sharing!
That is beautiful!
Great video!
Great video Corey as always! You should contact the guys over at Sew Yeah to do a challenge with Brody. They are looking for other TH-camrs to do a collaborative project with. They have a large following and they are a lot of fun, much like you. 😘🧵
Great video.
Good tutorial, Thank you so much and I really liked your quilt 👍💖
A very good tutorial!
Thankyou!
Those "Plus signs" are actually Reference points. You explained how to use Pounce pads on stencils really well. Thanks for video!
Very good points! Thank You!
Thanks so much for this video. I was interested in your stencils and the pounce. I love the stencils, but now I know the pounce won’t work for me. This rocks. Thanks again!
Thank you for this! I've been nervous about using my stencils, so this was really helpful.
I'm so glad!
Cory, it’s really nice to see you using a technique you’re not 100% familiar with and doing such a fantastic job.
Thanks for reminding me about free line stencils. I have probably 30-35 of them, but when I got the Statler I kind of forgot about them. Now that I have a new Vision free motion machine, I’m getting those things back out. Ditto for doing a set of placemats on my domestic sewing machine.Thanks.
Oh, I also remember that I used cheap hairspray to “set” the chalk so my arms wouldn’t rub it off when FMing on my DSM. Washes out or Magic Eraser for quick removal.
Good tip with the hair spray. More anxious to order these now!
Bright colors!
Hi, first video of yours I've watched, very helpful, thank you! Would love to have seen this demonstrated on a solid (or anything less busy than a batik) but still really helpful.
Thanks for making this video Corey for your viewers. There was a comment below about using hairspray to help the chalk adhere, that is very true. Hairspray or Best Press or other similar sizing spray product will work. Also, about the chalk getting into the workings of the machine, it's really not an issue if you regularly clean your machine. A blast of canned air once in a while is always a good idea too. I hope you show the finished quilt! I bet it's spectacular!
Thanks for these great tips!
We will tag you on Instagram and Facebook when it’s finished:)
Thank you!
Linda’s electicric quilters
Thanks for this! Always wanted to know how those stencils were used. However I would have liked to see you demonstrate joining the next set (yes I realize you match the plus marks but would like to have seen it. I only use a DSM for quilting and would love to try the Baptist Fan one. Cheers 🇨🇦🍁
Something we can add to the list to do on a future episode.
I have used a couple of older stencils with my laser. Sometimes I cannot get the chalk to show up on some fabrics, so a laser has worked, too.
O have also read some where to try hair spray after chalking. Keep chalk from brushing off while working.
Wonderful idea Pauline! We have a lot of users use Best Press as well:)
Excellent tutorial!
Hi if you spray water to set the lines so they don't disappear helps! 😊
Thank you for that suggestion!
Your demonstration really helped me lots. What thread did you use to quilt this? Thanks.
This is great 👍🏽
awesome! can you use this techniqe on a bigger quilt? do I have to have a special quilt table? I don't have room for that, although I could put together some folding tables
Yes you can! You can just pounce out the pattern on a kitchen table etc, spray with a mist of best press spray, watch our newest free motion video on how to us it an you are good to go.
Love the idea of press batting, but there isn't much loft.
Question: it seems a lot of chalk dust gets on the quilting foot. Does chalk also end up in the workings of the sewing machine?
I noticed that, too and
was done.
Chalk would seem to make more of a mess down there than threads & lint
Great question! Anytime you use pounce powder, it is always recommend to give your machine a good cleaning when you are done:)
I have a longarm and the chalk bounces of easily. The company told me to spray a little hairspray over chalk. I didn’t try it yet but I will next time I use these patterns.
Hairspray, Best Press, or even water works great❤️
Use a super light mister that are sold in quilt shops and for beauty salons. Let it sink in a bit, then use the magic pounce chalk they make. Let dry a bit before quilting…I have a longarm too, and this seems to work pretty well…will bounce right off starched fabric though…
WOW
What sewing machine are you using? Great teaching!
It is an Elna Excellence 730 Pro:) LOVE IT!!!
What foot is that?
Loved this video! Great instruction for someone new to quilting like myself. Could you elaborate more on how to use the Best Press or Water Spritz to keep the chalk on the fabric longer? And also, what is the sewing machine you were using? I'm in the market for a new one LOL :)
Check out the video we did last night and we showed you how to use the Best Press. We actually put it in a water spritz bottle we sell and the lightly misted it over the fabric, it held great. We showed a demo of it. We are using a Elna Excellence Pro, because that's we have right now, but we are looking into others. We do have a few bobbin issues with it when moving it faster, but overall it works good.
I have so much trouble keeping an even stitch length
I am very concerned with all the pounce powder that is collecting on the foot. What damage is also getting down to the machine.
No problem caused to the machine:) As with any fabric, marking tool, batting, etc. proper cleaning and maintenance of the machine is always necessary:)
Back of quilt never shown. Chalk kept bouncing off quilt top as you worked. I am sure there was much improvising.
This seems like too much trouble. I guess I am spoiled with my embroidery machine.
My machine wouldn't do that.