Many Thanks, Angela from Ontario, Canada 🇨🇦 We greatly appreciate you spending your time to teach everyone a new design for machine quilting. Thank you
I like the popup to the plume feather tutorial. It is much slower and more detailed. I also like that the popup has the link to the free weekly quilting diagrams and tip sheet. The link is not up very long and I am not sure everyone noticed it. It is a tiny white circle on the upper right corner, it turns into a tiny white banner and if you click on it it takes to to the links. I highly recommend it. Love all Angela's videos. She keeps me company while I sew.
Just lovely!!!! And so much fun to watch! I've made my own quilt sandwich to practice on with 20, 12-inch squares. Now to decide which technique to practice where. lol Thanks so much, Angela!
I am in awe of your ability, can’t wait to get started on the challenge, waiting for my panel and thread....it does have a long way to travel 😂🇬🇧. Wow! My panel & thread arrived this morning 🤣xx
Wow, did we just take a big dive? Last week, it was one stitch but now I just got overwhelmed with so much information. It seems, this week is not only Leaves, but Paisleys, Thread Painting and Ferns, Plumes Too Much!!!! Yikes..... Why was this all cramed into one week???
Wonderful options and demonstrations, Angela. I wonder if that thread painting in that one area will distort the other areas of the quilt that are not stitched as heavily ??
Hello Angela, I’m following your amazing tutorials from Switzerland so obviously the time gap is hudge , but no problem I just try to find my time to sit and watch your videos. Your a great teacher and like to thank you very much for your time and patience with your explanations. It’s very difficult to find anyone into patchwork/quilting here let alone finding the materials. I have bought several of your books online but watching your videos makes me see the light clearer 😂😂 Thank you again
Question on going back and forth. I got the leaves down as one of my first successes some years ago so liking the bud..teardrop...paisley versions to that. Love ideas for taking it to a next shape...on my sewing machine it’s a huge challenge getting the shapes larger (long arm hard to get it smaller). One of my quilts I started on my sewing machine did some long arm on a friend’s LA then finished on my sewing machine. PROBLEM I had was there were more puckers going back and forth ANY TIPS for that? (Pinned basted all the same way)
Hi Angela What is the name of your quilting gloves. They looks so perfect for quilting! I would like to buy a pair! Thank you for your videos. I am learning to quilt on a sewing machine and I appreciate your tips as always on how to make it more smooth and beautiful
HELP? Angela, I just got my first long-arm (HQ Amara) this month. I'm finding I'm no where near ready to do an actual quilt yet. I'm practicing as much as I can. I've got your books and have tried those skills builders as well as videos. I've been practicing circles over and over in many different sizes since that's a biggie for so many designs. Wavy lines are also jerky at the moment. BUT, I'm finding my biggest problem is echoes. How do you practice distance for echoes? I've not found the "sweet spot" of where to look at the foot to see that it's echoing at the right spacing. So much depends on echoing and spacing, what's a good way to practice those on a practice sandwich to get to where I can start applying it to various motifs?
I agree this is my first time doing anything like this I've done block of the months but this is my first time trying to machine quilt. I practically practiced for a week drawing the wood grain and knots before I built up enough courage to try it on my machine.
Practice it will get easier! This is one I get already but I like some of her different versions and densities.try on a busy fabric matching threads where it doesn’t got to be perfect 😍 so the teardrop one I ended up too round but still a cool variation and it will be some practice to get the teardrop right...
This reminds me of when I was in kindergarten and the principal called me down to his office and asked me to draw some simple shapes like a circle, square, and a triangle. I was horrified that what I drew didn’t look anywhere near like it was supposed to! I said “let me try again, let me try again!“ And he just said “that’s OK, it’s fine.“ I was shocked that what I saw in my head was not what came out on the paper! (It was an assessment of sorts. Did that with all the kids, and apparently I was right on par for my age. But I was not too happy about it! I felt like I would be viewed as an idiot for life!) But with practice, my hand and brain eventually synced up! I guess that’s why we need practice; it’s a new skill we’ve never done before and our brain has to learn to sync up with our hands. We can do it! 🧵 🌷
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Many Thanks, Angela
from Ontario, Canada 🇨🇦
We greatly appreciate you spending your time to teach everyone a new design for machine quilting.
Thank you
Thanks for the great instruction on the leaves and paisleys. I just live listening to these videos as I quilt!
I like the popup to the plume feather tutorial. It is much slower and more detailed. I also like that the popup has the link to the free weekly quilting diagrams and tip sheet. The link is not up very long and I am not sure everyone noticed it. It is a tiny white circle on the upper right corner, it turns into a tiny white banner and if you click on it it takes to to the links. I highly recommend it. Love all Angela's videos. She keeps me company while I sew.
I just love the way you add complexity with the variations.
You are such an awesome educator. Your encouragement is why I got back into longarming! Thank you.
Love your tutorials, really helpful suggestions to get my creativity sparked!
You are amazing ~ I love your teaching style. Thank you for your generosity!
I love this. I am learning. Thank you.
Love these!! Thanks for the inspiration, can't wait to give it a try!
Well...here we go! Thank you, Angela!
I got the extra resources to use. You are a wonderful teacher.
Awesome again as usual. Now to get busy and try some new shapes. Thanks
Excited. Beautiful !
Just lovely!!!! And so much fun to watch! I've made my own quilt sandwich to practice on with 20, 12-inch squares. Now to decide which technique to practice where. lol Thanks so much, Angela!
Go, Jackie, go!! I'm not quite to that point yet, but I'm glad you are. Good job, you!
I love the addition of the thread painting😊
I am in awe of your ability, can’t wait to get started on the challenge, waiting for my panel and thread....it does have a long way to travel 😂🇬🇧. Wow! My panel & thread arrived this morning 🤣xx
Beautiful stitching! I love this!
Thanks so much for spending your time to help us learn to FMQ.
You so AWESOME at this, I LOVE YOUR VIDEOS!!!
Wow, did we just take a big dive? Last week, it was one stitch but now I just got overwhelmed with so much information. It seems, this week is not only Leaves, but Paisleys, Thread Painting and Ferns, Plumes
Too Much!!!! Yikes.....
Why was this all cramed into one week???
Some of it is optional, and most of it builds on the same basic shape.
I finally trained my brain for the wishbone stitch. Thank you. The simple things are the hardest for my brain.
I just got my pillow panel, now I just have to find the courage to start. Thanks for those video, you explain very well
Hi from Indiana. Thanks for the great lessib.
great help for beginners like me. Thank you.
I can’t wait to do this!
Learning lots, great lesson
I forgot it was Free motion Challenge day!! Almost did a happy dance when I saw the tutorial!!!
You make all of these things looks so easy. I love your tutorials.
Wonderful options and demonstrations, Angela. I wonder if that thread painting in that one area will distort the other areas of the quilt that are not stitched as heavily ??
Hello Angela, I’m following your amazing tutorials from Switzerland so obviously the time gap is hudge , but no problem I just try to find my time to sit and watch your videos. Your a great teacher and like to thank you very much for your time and patience with your explanations. It’s very difficult to find anyone into patchwork/quilting here let alone finding the materials. I have bought several of your books online but watching your videos makes me see the light clearer 😂😂 Thank you again
Ok here we go... leafy meander. Thanks Angela.
How do you start and stop your thread in the middle of the quilt?
You are so talented! The stitch quality is incredible, what weight thread do you use?
you Are Amazing
I like the meandering paisley leaf.
Question on going back and forth. I got the leaves down as one of my first successes some years ago so liking the bud..teardrop...paisley versions to that. Love ideas for taking it to a next shape...on my sewing machine it’s a huge challenge getting the shapes larger (long arm hard to get it smaller). One of my quilts I started on my sewing machine did some long arm on a friend’s LA then finished on my sewing machine. PROBLEM I had was there were more puckers going back and forth ANY TIPS for that? (Pinned basted all the same way)
Wow! A lot of options to try this week! Can’t wait to get started!
Hi Angela
What is the name of your quilting gloves. They looks so perfect for quilting! I would like to buy a pair! Thank you for your videos. I am learning to quilt on a sewing machine and I appreciate your tips as always on how to make it more smooth and beautiful
Great tutorial! What Handi Quilter machine model are you using in this video?
It looks so simple when you do it but oh so hard to do it myself.
Hi Angela!!
Hi, watching from Houston
You make it look so easy. But it's hard for me.
Should I stitch n the ditch first to outline the shape?
Where did you get your quilting gloves?
HELP? Angela, I just got my first long-arm (HQ Amara) this month. I'm finding I'm no where near ready to do an actual quilt yet. I'm practicing as much as I can. I've got your books and have tried those skills builders as well as videos. I've been practicing circles over and over in many different sizes since that's a biggie for so many designs. Wavy lines are also jerky at the moment. BUT, I'm finding my biggest problem is echoes. How do you practice distance for echoes? I've not found the "sweet spot" of where to look at the foot to see that it's echoing at the right spacing. So much depends on echoing and spacing, what's a good way to practice those on a practice sandwich to get to where I can start applying it to various motifs?
From a new quilter, these heavily quilted quilts are more for show as opposed to using for a blanket right?
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Do you use a stitch regulator on your sewing machine?
Do you have a stitch regulator on your machine?
Lots of homework this week!
I agree this is my first time doing anything like this I've done block of the months but this is my first time trying to machine quilt. I practically practiced for a week drawing the wood grain and knots before I built up enough courage to try it on my machine.
What is the sewing machine are you using
Would it be possible to list the other videos you mention?
They are listed with the other resources.
Thanks
Hello all
Did the miss the long arm demo for this week?
You make it look soooooo eeeeeeaaaassssyyyyyyy......and yet when I try, it looks like....an impolite word
Me too!
Practice it will get easier! This is one I get already but I like some of her different versions and densities.try on a busy fabric matching threads where it doesn’t got to be perfect 😍 so the teardrop one I ended up too round but still a cool variation and it will be some practice to get the teardrop right...
This reminds me of when I was in kindergarten and the principal called me down to his office and asked me to draw some simple shapes like a circle, square, and a triangle. I was horrified that what I drew didn’t look anywhere near like it was supposed to! I said “let me try again, let me try again!“ And he just said “that’s OK, it’s fine.“ I was shocked that what I saw in my head was not what came out on the paper! (It was an assessment of sorts. Did that with all the kids, and apparently I was right on par for my age. But I was not too happy about it! I felt like I would be viewed as an idiot for life!) But with practice, my hand and brain eventually synced up! I guess that’s why we need practice; it’s a new skill we’ve never done before and our brain has to learn to sync up with our hands. We can do it! 🧵 🌷
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