The best thing I've used as grips for my rulers are those little fingertip stick on "polka dots" made for hand sewing. They don't get in the way of the markings so you can see clearly, they don't scratch the surfaces of the cloth or your table, and they don't leave hardly any residue if you need to remove them or change the position. I dont understand why I don't see more quilters recommending them instead of the tape. Try them ladies... you'll love them!
I collect vintage machines. My featherweight has dropping feed dogs.. I have a 1892 Royal White, that operates (was fitted with a singer motor, in 1918... ) All get used... several have these types of feet... I was a bit surprised. Thank you for sharing this info with us. P.S. love the rulers!!!
I have been using tools with my longarm for over 7 years. Your You tube was excellent. I learned some very goods tips and ideas. I still love to do small projects on my home machine.
I used my regular scalloped ruler and it worked great! I also used my small flower ruler. I don't have a problem with FMQ with my regular rulers. Don't need special ones like some think
My sewing machine is inclosed on three sides and I place a portable table on my left. I free motion, not fancy but I can do a few different stitches pretty well, I also can use built in walking foot if I want. I love to quilt and meandering is no problem at all. If in hurry that is what I do, but I can do others, and with each one I get some what better. I love doing it, and love finished quilts.
My first free motion quilting project was queen size. I learned from Craftsy. Leah Day, Angela Walters and others. It was challenging on may little Janome with a 7" throat space, but I now have 11".
Queen, that's amazing too! Craftsy has some GREAT videos. I like to say I was self taught by Craftsy and TH-cam! What did we do before the internet!!??
Hazel, what is the brand of your machine? The hopping foot (which really doesn't 'hop", aka 'ruler' foot you need would look something like this. Mine is a Bernina foot, but most brands now carry a ruler foot. www.bernina.com/en-US/Products-US/BERNINA-products/Accessories/Presser-feet/Quilting/Adjustable-Ruler-foot-72
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Very nice informative tutorial on both FMQ and Ruler Quilting.
Thank you!!
The best thing I've used as grips for my rulers are those little fingertip stick on "polka dots" made for hand sewing. They don't get in the way of the markings so you can see clearly, they don't scratch the surfaces of the cloth or your table, and they don't leave hardly any residue if you need to remove them or change the position. I dont understand why I don't see more quilters recommending them instead of the tape. Try them ladies... you'll love them!
Great idea!
I collect vintage machines. My featherweight has dropping feed dogs.. I have a 1892 Royal White, that operates (was fitted with a singer motor, in 1918... ) All get used... several have these types of feet... I was a bit surprised. Thank you for sharing this info with us. P.S. love the rulers!!!
Billie Lemere great!! Thanks!
Clever techniques I never would've thought of myself. Thanks so much!
I have been using tools with my longarm for over 7 years. Your You tube was excellent. I learned some very goods tips and ideas. I still love to do small projects on my home machine.
Thanks Linda! Even though I quilt on a longarm, I do like to do small things on my sewing machine too :)
I used my regular scalloped ruler and it worked great! I also used my small flower ruler. I don't have a problem with FMQ with my regular rulers. Don't need special ones like some think
Great video Kelly! Thank you! :)
Thanks Theresa, quickly homemade, but glad it helps!
I've just subscribed! I love what you have given us!!!
Bonnie Konjevich thanks!
Thank you rulers arrived today
I have a new Brother machine and it came with a feed dock cover
That's helpful!
where can i obtain a sewing extension table like yours, or did you make it yourself? Thanks for the great video!
Hi Sherry, I was given mine by a friend who wasn't using hers anymore. I think it's a Pfaff table. Probably online would be your best bet!
@@KellyClineQuilting check out "Sew Steady"
I have no problem quilting free motion even king size. I do not have experience quilting with rulers.
WOW Joanne, you rock!!! King size!!!
My sewing machine is inclosed on three sides and I place a portable table on my left. I free motion, not fancy but I can do a few different stitches pretty well, I also can use built in walking foot if I want. I love to quilt and meandering is no problem at all. If in hurry that is what I do, but I can do others, and with each one I get some what better. I love doing it, and love finished quilts.
My first free motion quilting project was queen size. I learned from Craftsy. Leah Day, Angela Walters and others. It was challenging on may little Janome with a 7" throat space, but I now have 11".
Great! The most fun IS finishing a quilt!
Queen, that's amazing too! Craftsy has some GREAT videos. I like to say I was self taught by Craftsy and TH-cam! What did we do before the internet!!??
Kelly Great price for the set!
How do I order the Teflon sheet and rulers
Can you please tell me what a hopping foot is please l have a darning foot is this not right to use
Hazel, what is the brand of your machine? The hopping foot (which really doesn't 'hop", aka 'ruler' foot you need would look something like this. Mine is a Bernina foot, but most brands now carry a ruler foot. www.bernina.com/en-US/Products-US/BERNINA-products/Accessories/Presser-feet/Quilting/Adjustable-Ruler-foot-72
Hazel, for ruler work you will want a ruler foot for your brand of machine. A darning foot is not a tall enough profile for a ruler.
great video, great teacher, but.... light is so bright that we can't see what your doing. :-(
Sorry Debra, I did this so fast and very unprofessionally for a customer. I hope to get a better one to replace this very soon!
So sorry, it was done quickly!
Zwhere do you order these rulers?
www.kellyclinequilting.com/quilting-rulers/
www.kellyclinequilting.com/quilting-rulers/
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