Learn How To Use A Walking Foot - Easiest Quilting Technique For Beginners
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- Learn How to Use a Walking Foot and see how easy walking foot quilting can be. The Easiest Machine Quilting Technique For Beginners.
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Learn the walking foot quilting basics and some easy machine quilting techniques for beginners. Easy Machine Quilting. Walking foot quilting is easy once you know these machine quilting tips. These Quilting Basics for Beginners teaches easy Walking Foot Quilting with a simple machine quilting pattern. This easy walking foot quilting technique is perfect for Beginner Machine Quilting.
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Great instructions and love your tips. Thanks for the excellent tutorial.
Glad it was helpful, Joan! Thanks so much for following along. Happy Quilting,
Lea Louise
Thanks you helped me i was so scared of messing up .i gotta give it a tray.
You can do it, Susan! Find some scrap fabric to work with first to get the feel of it, then you'll be quilting up a storm. Happy Quilting,
Lea Louise
Excellent instruction! As a beginner machine quilter, I will definitely try this method. Thank you, Lea!
Wonderful to hear, Nanette! You'll find this a great place to start. Happy Quilting,
Lea Louise
Hello! Great explanation! I hope you had a joyful day. I had a lovely day with some talented ladies, sewing and chatting online. Thank you for posting this video and for your time to make this.
Glad you enjoyed it, Brenda! Thanks for watching and I'll be sure to check out your new video. Happy Quilting,
Lea Louise
Good beginner's instruction.
Just a note ... some machines have a programmed stitch that can be selected and adjusted to do a wave stitch without man-handling the sandwich from side to side. Check the machine manual for options. It's fun to do some experimenting on sample swatches until the desired wave shape is achieved. When I get one I like, I use a fine sharpie to write my stitch settings right on my sample for future reference. This wavey quilting technique is so forgiving compared to trying to stay exactly in (or 2 threads away from) the ditch! Thanks for the demo.
Thanks for the tip, Holly! There are quite a few pre-programmed stitches that can be used for quilting. Trying it the first time builds confidence to try more. 😊 Happy Quilting,
Lea Louise
I am working on a scrap quilt with plans to quilt it on my machine! Thank you for instruction!!
Yay, that's terrific, Tiffany! Let me know how it goes. Play some good 'Twist & Shout' music to get you in the groove. LOL Happy Quilting,
Lea Louise
This is how i generally quilt my quilts because I have an older husqvarna sewing machine and trying to find a proper open toe quilt attachment is like looking for a needle in a haystack! The meandering stitch is quite freeing actually!
Same here, Lisa. My Husq is over 20 years old and I can' t do free motion anymore. Hopefully I can purchase a new machine after the first of the year. Thanks for your comment and Happy Quilting,
Lea Louise
Hey Lea, you've made this look so easy. I was wondering how to do a drunken stitch when using a walking foot. Thank you.
Glad it was helpful, Diana! What I've seen of the Drunken Quilting Stitch, it's more evenly spaced across the quilt. My method groups stitches together which makes more of a statement. You can quilt both of these with a regular machine pressure foot. It's just easier with a walking foot. I have more quilts to finish, so I'll demo some different ideas. 😀 Happy Quilting,
Lea Louise
What did you pay for?
I have very small hands and my hands float inside adult quilting gloves and have found that children's gardening gloves work perfectly for me.
Great idea, Sherry! Glad you found a solution as using gloves makes machine quilting so much more manageable. Happy Quilting,
Lea Louise
Wavy line quilting is wonderful. It looks good; it's forgiving; and allows you to power through. I do lengthen my stitch.
So true, Leisa! Wonderful AND gets the job done with a great finished look. Yes, I lengthen my stitches for machine quilting, too. With three layers it can get a bit tight if the stich is too small. I have some quilting to catch up on and will be putting my walking foot to work very soon. Happy Quilting,
Lea Louise
Thanks for the point about perfection. It’s so true! And done is better than perfect 😊
Absolutely!! Remember, as quilters we are unnecessarily the greatest critics. Most will never even realize there may be a missed or crooked stich. My credo is 'Don't Sweat the Small Stuff!' 😂 Just quilt and have fun. Thanks so much for watching! Happy Quilting,
Lea Louise
Thanks Lea. Great demonstration. We all have to start somewhere. 😊🇦🇺
Absolutely, and this is an easy way to get started! You'll be hooked once you get started. LOL Happy Quilting,
Lea Louise
Thank you for putting this video up. It found me at the exact perfect time. I just completed assembling the top, batting and backing for a small quilt intended as a gift for our soon-to-be three year old neighbor. I put it aside while I considered how to quilt it. I have never used a walking foot and was a little nervous to use the on one that came with my machine. Your video popped up and in a clear, simple way you demonstrated it's use. I appreciate that. Thank you.
Yay, Jinx! Glad it helped! Once you get the feel of it, you'll be doing lots more. Enjoy the journey! Happy Quilting,
Lea Louise
Great video Lea Louise. I have two lap quilts that need finished. I think I will use your technique on them.
That's wonderful! Let me know how it goes. 😊 Happy Quilting,
Lea Louise
I will definitely try this on my next quilt! Thank you for making it look so easy!
Have fun with this technique, Jennifer! Once you get started you'll realize how easy it is and then breeze right through it. Happy Quilting,
Lea Louise
I absolutely love your extension table
Thanks, Aleta! It came with my machine and I'd be totally lost without it! Sure appreciate you watching. 😍 Happy Quilting,
Lea Louise
I love your idea of only quilting 4-5 wavy lines along each seam and not in the middle of the block. I love the uneven curves. I usually try to fill the entire quilt with wavy lines and this is freedom from doing that! Much less work and it looks fantastic! Thanks for the tip. 😊
You are so welcome, Janis! Grouping the quilting lines actually creates another level of design in your quilt. Plus if you're very energetic, those open areas are perfect for free motion quilting. Happy Quilting,
Lea Louise
Curvy quilting is fantastic
I'm gonna try this...usually do straight lines...
You'll love the freedom of these wavy lines, Giselle! Have Fun & Happy Quilting,
Lea Louise
This is so helpfum. I appreciate you sharing your techniques.
I'm so glad this is helpful to you! Using a walking foot to quilt makes such a big difference. You'll find quilting is much easier and quicker! Be sure to give it a try. Happy Quilting,
Lea Louise
I have so many to finish and so many to start.
You'll love seeing all those finished quilts, Mary! Thanks so much for watching! Happy Quilting,
Lea Louise
Great video, thanks 👍
Glad you enjoyed it! Thanks for watching. Happy Quilting,
Lea Louise
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Thanks for another great video 👍
Thanks for watching, Joy! Be sure to see my latest tutorial as it's another quilting idea that you may also enjoy. Glad to have you following along! Happy Quilting,
Lea Louise
Looks great. Thank you for sharing this.
My pleasure, Mary! Glad you enjoyed it. Happy Quilting,
Lea Louise
Great tips
Glad it was helpful! Thanks for watching,
Lea Louise
So do you reduce the pressure foot tension when using walking foot?
Check your machine recommendations in your manual, Cecily, as machines vary. I don't make any adjustments for quilting as there are quite a few layers and everything moves well. If I was using very lightweight fabric, it may be necessary. Thanks so much for watching! Happy Quilting,
Lea Louise
This is another great tutorial, self taught like me. Thank you. I will Subscribe. x
Welcome and thanks for subbing, Coral! Yes, I've had a needle in my hand since I was quite young and learned early how to appreciate all kinds of needlework. Quilting is such fun and love figuring out new ideas. Glad to have your following along! Happy Quilting,
Lea Louise
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Thanks for watching, Michele! Happy Quilting,
Lea Louise
I find that the walking foot presses too hard on my fabric and causes puckers when lines meet. I tried two different ones and it's always the problem. My regular foot does the job and it's not harder.
So glad you figured that out! It certainly makes it easier to just use your regular pressure foot. Thanks for watching! Happy Quilting,
Lea Louise
Just found your channel! Thanks for doing the demo on a pieced sample rather than whole cloth - it showed us so much more that way. I like the look of the close together wavy lines with spaces between the clusters, and this will help me get some quilt tops completed without taking on the ruler work I usually attempt. I can save that for a few special quilts and use this for more casual ones.❤
Great plan, Cassandra! The idea is to get those quilts finished and sometimes an easier method can get it done. As you get more experience, more intricate quilting will become easier. So it's a double win! Glad you enjoy this quilting idea. Thanks so much for watching! Happy Quilting,
Lea Louise
You are fortunate to have so much space to get your hand between the machine and the face plate. My Janome has very little space and I can't get my hand in there to reach the shank screw. I can't install a walking foot.
Wow, that's incredibly narrow! You can still achieve this quilting pattern with a regular foot. Just be sure your quilt is well basted, perhaps with spray adhesive to keep everything in place. Happy Quilting,
Lea Louise
@@InspiredQuiltingbyLeaLouise Thanks. I hadn't thought of spray basting in many years, but I will definitely try it with my next project.
Thank you. What is your stitch length ?
Good question, Diane. Generally I quilt with a 3.0 though sometimes use a bit larger for thicker or heavier quilts. Thanks so much for watching! Happy Quilting,
Lea Louise
@@InspiredQuiltingbyLeaLouise Thank you
How do you put on a walking foot???? Lol I can't figure it out!
The first time I tried was quite a challenge. I didn't understand the 'extra' arm that moved as it just got in the way. Then I figured it goes either above or around the thumb screw that holds in the needle. It was amazing how well it worked once I had it on correctly! LOL
Check out a TH-cam video for your machine and there should be a tutorial. There are a few variations out there depending on which machine you have. Hang in there, you can do it! Happy Machine Quilting,
Lea Louise
It is very expensive! I paid 169.00 for one!
Are you talking about the price of a walking foot, Anne? Generally the basic versions sell for about $30, and the fancier one with extra attachments are maybe double that. I can't imagine spending that much for one! Thanks so much for following along. Happy Quilting,
Lea Louise
Less talking please
While I appreciate your input, Mary, I just can't do that! LOL Happy Quilting,
Lea Louise
How would she explain the process without talking?? Maybe mute the sound if it is too distracting?
Less rudeness please.