Your brief, but very effective descriptions of what you plan to do, the executions, and pitfalls one could face, make your tutorials the best on-line courses. Simple wording for beginners, and tricks for the advanced quilters while showing how to do what look like complicated quilting. Keep the tutorials coming, I look forward to them. Beryl Baslé (from France)
Sew pretty; both the fabrics used and the quilting. You make the quilting look so easy and very doable! You did a great job in explaining the pattern so it's easy to do! Thanks so much for sharing.
Beautiful quilt and extremely clear explanation of how to do daisy free motion quilting. I will try drawing it on paper first before doing it on a project. You really do give your viewers the confidence to try. Thank you, as always, for sharing your knowledge and expertise.
Thank you Laura for this demonstration. You have inspired me to get going on some more quilting. I have be dormant after a fall last April where I broke my wrist. I think some quilting would help me get some creativity flowing and helpful movement. God bless. ❤
I was going to ask the same question. Still trying to muster up the courage to do my first FMQ. You are so calming and encouraging. Did you use a glider beneath your quilting?
@@SewVeryEasy I tried this today and it was fun. It will take a few more practice runs before I do in a quilt - thanks so much for your videos- I learn so much from you!
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Your brief, but very effective descriptions of what you plan to do, the executions, and pitfalls one could face, make your tutorials the best on-line courses. Simple wording for beginners, and tricks for the advanced quilters while showing how to do what look like complicated quilting. Keep the tutorials coming, I look forward to them. Beryl Baslé (from France)
Laura that was a good tutorial. You gave us great instructions and you were very clear with them. Thank you
Great quilt.
Beautiful quil and quilting. There are no imperfections in quilting.
Thanks, you are an awesome teacher! So calm and laid back 😊. It’s a pleasure to watch your tutorials
I love free motion, it's doodling on fabric, so much fun.
Sew pretty; both the fabrics used and the quilting. You make the quilting look so easy and very doable! You did a great job in explaining the pattern so it's easy to do! Thanks so much for sharing.
Your voice is soothing. Please consider longer videos💕
You are a great teacher, and so generous to share your talent! Thank you so much!
Beautiful quilt and extremely clear explanation of how to do daisy free motion quilting. I will try drawing it on paper first before doing it on a project. You really do give your viewers the confidence to try. Thank you, as always, for sharing your knowledge and expertise.
Love! Love! Love it ‼️❣️ Thank you so much ‼️
Thank you Laura! That was an excellent tutorial and I can’t wait to try it!
Beautiful and organic design! I have the perfect baby quilt to play with this design on! Thanks for the tutorial! 🌼
Great quilting thank you for sharing x
I really like the quilt pattern
That’s a beautiful quilt!!
Thank you Laura for this demonstration. You have inspired me to get going on some more quilting. I have be dormant after a fall last April where I broke my wrist. I think some quilting would help me get some creativity flowing and helpful movement. God bless. ❤
Grazie infinite! È chiarissima la spiegazione 😍👏👏
It's beautiful 😍
You're inspiring me, thank you!
Beautiful quilt, great video, thank you.
The quilting looks wonderful 🤩. Thank you for the video 😊👍💕
This is fantastic! Thank you so much. I’m FMQ my first quilt and you make it look sooooo very easy 👏👏👏
Thank You. I am going to try this.
Hello Laura. Thank you for showing us so clearly and patiently. The quilt also is very pretty, what is the name of the block ?
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What machine is that you have? Love you are sitting at it!! Love you and all you do. From the Mitten state USA!! Michigan!
Is it better to start at the edge of the quilt or in the center of the quilt. My mom always started in the center. I love it
if it is an all-over design I do like to start in the center but with an edge-to-edge, begin on the edge.
Gorgeously beautiful. Love your chair, could I ask where you purchased it or the brand?
It was just from Amazon. When i put it together I did not add the arms lol
@@SewVeryEasy think you so much.
Laura, can this be done with using my Bernina stitch regulator?
OH yes :)
I was going to ask the same question. Still trying to muster up the courage to do my first FMQ. You are so calming and encouraging. Did you use a glider beneath your quilting?
@@poppies1215 no but you can :)
@@SewVeryEasy I tried this today and it was fun. It will take a few more practice runs before I do in a quilt - thanks so much for your videos- I learn so much from you!
I can't find your free blocks.