Ten new ideas for free motion quilting - from beginner to advanced quilter - continuous designs
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 20 ก.ค. 2024
- Today ten ideas for free motion quilting designs. They are perfect for beginners and for more advanced quilters. There are some very easy for warm up and some a bit more complex that will help you practice travelling, directionality and strategy of continuous designs
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Excellent instructions and demonstrations. What a great way to practice and learn. You are a blessing to us all. Thank you for all the time and work you put into teaching us. Have a great day ❤
Happy to hear that. I am alway so happy to learn that I may help. Happy quilting and practicing!🏵🌹🥀🌺🌻🌼
я не владею вашим языком но эти уроки так меня вдохновили что я сама пытаюсь научится художественной стежке хотя мне уже 73 года дай бог вам здоровья и процветания
Thank you for your comment. You do not need the language. I stich very slow and it is easy to follow. You may be 73 years old, but your soul is still young and creative. This is fantastic. Thank you for your wishes! ❤❤❤
Wow, you have giving some any great ideas for patterns. Thank you for taking the time to do this tutorial. 😎
You are welcome! I am also learning and exploring that way. ❤❤❤
Just finished doodling along with you! Now headed to machine to practice. Thank you sewwww much!!!
You are sewww welocome 😃. Fantastic! I simply love such comments. I hope you will have fun! Tell me how it went!!!❤❤❤❤
I am addicted to your designs. Thank you so much for sharing.
You are welcome.... Do you think I should add a disclaimer to my videos.... They may cause addition to quilting?!😁❤❤❤❤
Thank you!
You are very welcome ❤❤❤
Love the coffee bean design. Fun and possible to play with different sizes and maybe even make a filler out of. Great tutorial!
It is all about different combinations and the strategy to move efficiently. Thank you for your comment!!!❤❤❤❤
do you have a video on how you set up? are you quilting a sandwich or a piece of fabric? do you spray baste your sandwich? i love your videos, and can hardly wait to get to it. this video is going to be my fave for a while, i think. thank you so much for posting. what settings do you use?
so far I never made such video. Too much swear words :). I use some safety pins and never spray baste. It never worked good for me and I do not have the space to do it outside. I just pin on a table and smooth a lot. As for the settings, My Janome has some auto-settings. Most of the time I lover the tension a bit. When I use may ruler foot, I have to adjust the height. Seetings are very individual. Batting, fabrics, therad, machine and foot influence the parameters. What I reccomend is to use a 80 or 90 size needle.
Love 'coffee bean'! ❤
I love coffee 😆. Happy to hear it! It is a nice series of nice and ergonomoc designs. No traveling, you just move in one direction. ❤❤❤
Thank you this is a great exercise to work on every day for a beginner like me!
I am happy I could help! There is more so come back whenever you like!
I love this! Thank you for doing this video. I want to do some exercises and these are perfect. 😊
You are very welcome. I like adding those basics videos. They rea quite popular and make me also a better quilter❤❤❤
Excellent video! Subscribing now! 😀
Thank you most kindly! Welcome to my channel and our little and wonderful community!
Directionally challenging, thanks for a great video❤
You are welcome! And I can see, you can relate to my problems 😁
Is that a regular foot you are using. I have always used. A quilting/darning… foot. Does the regular foot give an advantage? I enjoy the confident relaxed manner in which you demonstrate, thank you for sharing your time and skills
Hi there. I have a gliding quilting foot. It is just above the surface. The daring foot hops and it slows me down, this is why I do not like using it so much. But I will use the hopping foot when I have a lot of seams in my pieced top. Then it is perfect. Otherwise I use either the ruler foot or this one. ❤❤❤
Great ideas, thank you for sharing!
Happy you liked it! thank you for your comment!❤❤❤
These are lovely excersises. I've been practising your designs today (from previous videos).
Thank you for letting me know!. Practicing is everything in quilting. And relaxing.....Have fun :)
Just discovered you and your videos are so helpful. I love the variety of designs you show. Now to translate to my Moxie longarm! 😁
Welcome to my channel! Thank you for your feedback! The translation should be easy. I never quilted on a long arm but I learned from watching video of long arm quilters. I keep my movement small so the patterns are dual. Have fun and let me know!❤❤❤❤
@@quiltingnerd thank you. Will do. I'm embarking on a panto-from-the-front right now. When I finish that, I think I'll do some practice following you videos. 😁
Have fun! These are nice and easy ❤❤❤@@lafcustomdesigns
Are you using a regular straight stitch foot with the feed dogs dropped? Not a free motion foot?
Hi there, I am not sure I get your question correctly. I always drop my feed dogs when quilting and I use either free motion quilting foot, hooping foot or ruler foot. I assume that by a regular straight stich foot you mean the one we are using for sewing? it goes too low and presses the fabric, then you cannot shift the sandwich under.
@@quiltingnerd the foot you were using was shaped differently from my quilting feet and didn’t have the hopping spring. It looked like my regular multipurpose foot on my Bernina.
It was open toe gliding free motion foot that came with my Janome. There is another one that looks similar for applique and this one (I think, as I never used it) it supposed to be used in normal sewing mode. I hope that clarifies the issue. I am pretty good quilter but putting a zipper in can be confusing for me. @@cabushka100
Thank you for this challenge! We recently movEd so as soon as we can get things unpacked I will be working on these designs. Do you have a medical background? “Sinus rhythm “ is a clue.
you are welcome. Quilting will be perfect form of relaxation after moving :). And no, I do not have medical background. I am in physics and engineering 😆. and non destructive testing ❤❤❤. The nerd is not without a reason
@@quiltingnerd now I understand!💝🌹
I am fascinated by the foot you are using, what is it?
Then it was probably the wide open toe foot that came with my Janome. I like it too!❤❤❤
@@quiltingnerd I had no idea you could free motion with it. 👍🏻 gonna try that for sure.
It is described as quilting foot so I tried and it worked. Of course it is possible I use it complitely wrong but if it works.....@@lorraineadkins3743
Thank you!
You are very welcome!!!