**Extended Version** Leafy Meander Variations | Free-motion Challenge Quilting Along with Angela
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 20 ก.ค. 2024
- This is an extended version of an earlier video, with more quilting and tips! To learn more about the quilting diagrams or the Free-motion Challenge Quilting Along, click here: bit.ly/FloraWeek2
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You're so talented, and so generous to share all.the wonderful tips for free on TH-cam. I have learned so much from you, thank you Angela!
Angela, Thank you for adding this extended version. It really enabled me to see how to progress my quilting to fill in the space.
Angela, you've helped me so much to become a machine quilter. Your relaxed attitude has a LOT to do with it. Thank you so much! I love your videos.
This was very helpful to actually see your path throughout the piece instead of cutting to bits and pieces, thank you 😊
All I can say is WOW!!
Finally all caught up!! Thank you for the extra video!! It definitely helped!!
I really like this extended version, Angela! Thanks for all you do. Your quilting is just beautiful!
I really enjoyed this extended version. I just love to watch the quilting. It is so relaxing and I learn so much from watching you.
This longer version was really helpful, thanks.
I wouldn’t mind seeing all the challenge videos 30-40 minutes long with as much content as you can do. I love all the videos as they give me inspiration to try FMQ. Don’t have a lot of time to learn FMQ as I work FT.
thank you so much for this longer version. I love watching you stitch it’s so relaxing! Thank you for taking the time to teach and making these great videos I learn so much each time? 😁
So love you, Angela. Thanks for sharing your knowledge on helping us be better quilters.
Thank you so much for sharing yur knowledge and expertise on quilting. God bless you!
Thank you so much for this extended version.
Beautiful textures
Such lovely stitching and great ideas!! Thank you for sharing!
Thank you so much for all you give us! I learn so much through your tutorials.😊
Thank you for these excellent videos! It is stepping up my quilting game. I can’t wait to try these out.
LOVE this! Your quilting is just beautiful ❤️
Thank you for these videos! I’m loving this challenge. Would it be possible to see a completed version of your quilted panel to see how all of the designs look and feel together, and which specific areas you put them in, rather than just the diagrams? Thanks so much!
Great tutorial!! Thanks for sharing!🌻
Thank you for sharing I've been working on different shapes
I've been seeing a dragon quilt pattern on instagram lately and I think this thread-painted leaf pattern would make very cool scales on that dragon. Seems like it must take AGES to stitch, though.. I'm not sure I'd have the patience for so many passes over each leaf.
Thank you for the extended version. Can you give suggestions on how to quilt the spool quilts? I am stumped on how to make the spools look like they are actually thread.
Thanks
Dear Angela, I would like to ask why are you starting from the middle of the area here, why not from a corner? wouldn't that way easier to fill it systematically, with out going back in those corners? Thank you for sharing your knowledge and love for quilting it is catching me :)
you had made a cathedral pillow a few years ago and offered a free pattern can you share that again?
Thanks oodles, Angela! Please tell me why you have left an unquilted portion in your pink wood grain area? I am sur you have Angela wisdom... I’m just not there yet! 🤣😂lol!
Hi Angela! When you are quilting the panel do you change your bobbin thread or use one consistent bobbin color for the back? Thanks!
Do you have a playlist of the panel quilting that you have done?
Newbie question - what's the difference between using a long-arm vs a standard machine with a walking foot? Is it primarily just more space to work? I only have a standard machine and walking foot, so I'm trying to translate everything with that in mind. Also, how much does a long-arm generally cost, and can they do more than just quilts, or are they a "one trick pony"? Thanks!
Hi Angela,
What number do you have your pressure foot on. I read it should be on 1.