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After waiting for months and months I finally have my new ruler foot. I think there are many positives about the foot. This is my review/ experience to date with this much awaited improvement. If you have any questions please email at thequiltjournal@gmail.com. I try to answer all comments, but some of RUclipss settings or your computers privacy settings will not allow me to post replies to som...

This is the melding of two popular designs. Dizzy Daisies by Lori Kennedy at theinboxjuant.com and Patsy Thompson's Plumify (www.PatsyThompsondesigns.com). We all incorporate inspiration from shows, videos, books and friends. I feel credit is due along with many thanks for all I have learned from their sites, classes and videos. For more information please visit my blog www.thequiltjournal.com ...

This is a review of an inside circle template that is manufactured by Teryl Loy Enterprises. Inside circles are easier to maneuver your quilt under your sit-down machine without having to lift and reposition your hands. The unique beveled edge gives better clearance around my low-shank ruler foot, helping me make beautiful circles. For more information on this template visit www.terylloy.com Fo...

Accents in Design has designed a new clear ruler foot made for just about any domestic sewing machine. These feet are reasonably priced with fantastic visibility making it a breeze to transition between free motion quilting and ruler work without having to change your foot. For more information on this foot (Carol has great videos on her website on how to properly install- use etc.) visit www.a...

This is a Tutorial on how to add Easy Cross Hatching to your next quilt. With the aide of Stencils and a longarm quilt ruler this is an easy stress free way to add a beautiful background fill to any quilt. For more information visit www.thequiltjournal.com For more information on Cindy Needham's awesome Ultimate stencils visit:cindyneedham.com/ultimate_stencil.html

This is a fun tutorial using Accents in Design's Fine Line Ellipse template. I have used the Ellipse ruler as the structure or "bones" to support various free motion quilting designs to create 5 different designs that all feel very different from each other. So get out your pencil and paper and see how many versions you can come up with....the possibilities are endless! For more information or ...

This video is about Regulating your stitches while free motion quilting on a domestic sewing machine or a sit-down longarm. Everyone is talking about stitch regulators....but you really don't need that! Give this exercise a try and see how your stitches improve! For more information visit my blog at WWW.TheQuiltJournal.com or email me at thequiltjournal@gmail.com

Using a Towa gauge has really improved the enjoyment of me using a sit down longarm. I think most newbies to free motion quilting experience some tension issues. This tutorial is good for both sit down and stand up longarmers. For more information visit my website : www.TheQuiltJournal.com

This is a video tutorial of making your own quilting stencils and using a product called Fine Line Stencil Magic made by Accents in Design. Once you see how easy it is to make your own stencils, you will be looking at all kinds designs/pictures that you can easily reproduce on your quilt!

This is a video tutorial using Deloa's Angle Angle quilting ruler. This video gives several free motion quilting ruler work design options. Yes these designs can be stitched out using a walking foot, but your lines will be straighter and smoother with minimal marking and turning of your quilt! For more information please check out my blog at WWW.TheQuiltJournal.com Thanks for Watching!

This is a review of The Quilter's Groove ProLine Ruler from Lisa Calle. The review is from the sit-down quilter perspective whether you quilt on a DSM or a sit down longarm, but has lots of information for the stand up longarmer as well. For more information please go to www.TheQuiltJournal.com

Free Motion Quilting Ruler Work Video using curved rulers to make an easy , but beautiful border design. For more free motion information please visit my blog at WWW.TheQuiltJournal.com A special thank you to Kathy Schwartz of Tamarac Shack Quilts who did a blog post about this border treatment and to all the quilters at countless quit shows that have made this beautiful border. You inspired me...

This is the 2nd video in The Quilt Journal's Twisted Design series. These geometric designs show free motion quilting ruler work on a sit-down machine , but can be done on stand up longarms too! They are very Zentangle© like and really easy to do!

This is video #1 in the TWISTED series. These free motion quilting ruler work designs are great for beginners and experienced quilters alike. They are quite showy, but easy to do! So are you ready??? Let's twist!

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