I love watching you quilt! I think most of us are just happy to watch and see how you make your choices about where yu’re traveling and how you deal with the pattern!
lol! thank you! I don't think I could if I tried. I think that's my "niche" is my teaching style, because I really try to explain things in more than one way! so no worries!
I just have the westalee ruler foot and the spring action foot that came with my machine. I like the open toe spring action foot I have. The dealer for your machine could show you your options and could let you decide. I would go with whichever one gave me the best line of sight
Bold Notion Quilting could you please make some pictures of your sewing machine or give the name of it. Thanks again .. I fell in love with this video I watched four time today ☺️
Im really new at using my new longarm and I’ve found your style and videos really help me, so thank you for that..I have a question and comment...when you mentioned increases your stitches per inch, what do you set it at? My comment is...you apologize for being sloppy, but I don’t see it at all! Your amazing!
Do you ever do a video that is not so full of stitches? Something that would work as a meander but more esthetic or just different from meander that would not end up in rows but flow over the whole area. Thanks You have a nice voice and speak as if you are talking to equals.
I don't do them on my sit-down normally. I do have like 2 videos on my facebook page facebook.com/boldnotionquilting I like to think of free motion quilting as a language though. you can learn just as much from a longarmer as you can from a sit-down teacher and vise versa. because it is all in how the design is created, not what machine you are working on. I hope this is helpful and good luck!
I do sit down and use costco gardening gloves to move the quilt sandwich. It works the same way to create a design. Make some practice couch size or baby quilts because practice makes all the difference. Drawing speeds up your learning too. Non quilters love all these quilts and there are family and needy people who will enjoy your first efforts. It is easier to get good results on 36x 45 than on 12 x 12.
I love watching you work, because your amazing, but the camera jumps as your sewing which makes it very difficult to watch. I don’t know if it bothers anyone else, but it’s hard for me to watch... I thought it was important for you know that.
I subscribe to your channel, but I’m not sure what’s newer... if you have a suggestion of something to watch, I’ll check it out, but in the meantime I’ll look for something newer.
Feathers 4 ways is newer. There should be a date on the videos or just below them the ones you're watching I probably shot with my phone like 3 years ago. The ones now I'm using a camera that helps to auto stabilize anything 2017 or 2018 and newer should be better
You make this all look so easy! I love your videos.
Thank you so much!
Loved watching your video. Great ideas, thanks for sharing
Happy to!
I love your quilting videos. You are so creative! Thanks.
Thank you!
Love your confidence and could watch you quilting for hours. I really like the colours that you have chosen - fabulous quilt.
Thank you!
I love watching you quilt! I think most of us are just happy to watch and see how you make your choices about where yu’re traveling and how you deal with the pattern!
Thank you
Very helpful! Thank you!
It's mesmerizing watching you quilt Thank you for sharing! I'd like to practice this.
How wonderful i hope you do!
Just a fabulous tutorial. Thanks so much. 😊❤️
This is fabulous. Just subscribed and looking forward to more!
thanks for another inspiring video. I love to watch the whole video as you give so many ideas
Absolutely love your tutorials ❤️❤️❤️
Amazing!! Beautiful work. I too could not take my eyes off you working your magic. Thanks for sharing.
thanks for watching!
Your videos are fabulous. Thank you so much for your help!
Thank you very much!
Love, love watching this.....can't take my eyes off ....haha......beautiful work.
Wow, thanks so much for sharing. This is an excellent tutorial, I've just subscribed, you have so many great ideas and this looks doable.
Excellent video. I like when you repeat instructions. Don't change your teaching style.
lol! thank you! I don't think I could if I tried. I think that's my "niche" is my teaching style, because I really try to explain things in more than one way! so no worries!
Great video. Thanks!
Beautiful. Want to take your classes
I have lots on boldnotionquilting.com 🥰
Sew mesmerizing! ❤️
عمل رائع ما اسم هذا المكينة غير متوفر عندنا بالعراق وانا احب هذا النوع من للخياطة
It is more than amazing I really enjoyed it and you gave a lot of ideas .. could you tell which type of quilting foot I can get?
I just have the westalee ruler foot and the spring action foot that came with my machine. I like the open toe spring action foot I have. The dealer for your machine could show you your options and could let you decide. I would go with whichever one gave me the best line of sight
Thank you so much for the help and great think you gave us to watch it is wonderful.. keep going 💕💕
Bold Notion Quilting could you please make some pictures of your sewing machine or give the name of it. Thanks again .. I fell in love with this video I watched four time today ☺️
It's a viking shire 835
Bold Notion Quilting thanks a lot 💕💐
Which Longarm machine are you using in this video? Doesn’t look like APQS.
Im really new at using my new longarm and I’ve found your style and videos really help me, so thank you for that..I have a question and comment...when you mentioned increases your stitches per inch, what do you set it at? My comment is...you apologize for being sloppy, but I don’t see it at all! Your amazing!
oh thank you so much I usually jump it up to a 15 sorry this comment is so late
I am wondering if you are doing this in manual or regulated mode?
Kim Hazlett regulated.. but manual would be better for the pebbles and circles. i like regulated for feathers
What kind of sewing machine is this?
it is a longarm quilting machine
Do you ever do a video that is not so full of stitches? Something that would work as a meander but more esthetic or just different from meander that would not end up in rows but flow over the whole area. Thanks You have a nice voice and speak as if you are talking to equals.
Thank you Geraldine! I have a quick video on topography but could certainly do a few with wider stitching
Do you have sit down videos?
I don't do them on my sit-down normally. I do have like 2 videos on my facebook page facebook.com/boldnotionquilting I like to think of free motion quilting as a language though. you can learn just as much from a longarmer as you can from a sit-down teacher and vise versa. because it is all in how the design is created, not what machine you are working on. I hope this is helpful and good luck!
I do sit down and use costco gardening gloves to move the quilt sandwich. It works the same way to create a design. Make some practice couch size or baby quilts because practice makes all the difference. Drawing speeds up your learning too. Non quilters love all these quilts and there are family and needy people who will enjoy your first efforts.
It is easier to get good results on 36x 45 than on 12 x 12.
Had trouble seeing thread
good note thank you!
I love watching you work, because your amazing, but the camera jumps as your sewing which makes it very difficult to watch. I don’t know if it bothers anyone else, but it’s hard for me to watch... I thought it was important for you know that.
Thank you, this video is quite old I am curious if the newer videos do this enough to bother you with the enhanced stabilization
I subscribe to your channel, but I’m not sure what’s newer... if you have a suggestion of something to watch, I’ll check it out, but in the meantime I’ll look for something newer.
Feathers 4 ways is newer. There should be a date on the videos or just below them the ones you're watching I probably shot with my phone like 3 years ago. The ones now I'm using a camera that helps to auto stabilize anything 2017 or 2018 and newer should be better