My Creative Quilts, by Marijke
My Creative Quilts, by Marijke
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My Quilts
Take a look at a few of the quilts I've made over the years.
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Видео

How Did I Quilt That? Klimt panel
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Watch how I explain the thought process behind how I quilted this beautiful panel of a painting by Gustov Klimt.
A Special Quilt for Jamaa Birth Village
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Watch how I designed a special quilt for a special cause. You can learn more about this quilt and other quilting topics at MyCreativeQuilts.com
My Quilt Perfect Ruler Kit - A quick video
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If you are a longarmer and you have trouble with making long straight lines, even with a ruler, this ruler kit and ruler feet might help you. To read about quilting and look at some gorgeous eye candy, check out MyCreativeQuilts.com!
Final Christmas Box Reveal for 2022!
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I hope you've been enjoying my Christmas box reveals over the past 3 and a bit weeks. I've had fun sharing them. And now, for the final reveal. Can't get enough about quilting? Check out my site at MyCreativeQuilts.com
Christmas Box Reveal: Day 23
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Two days to Christmas, three gifts left to open. What do we have today? Don't forget to visit MyCreativeQuilts.com if you want to read about quilting and see some gorgeous projects!
Christmas Box Reveal: Day 22
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We're getting very close to the end of my Christmas box. Let's have a look at today's gift. Don't forget to check out MyCreativeQuilts.com for quilt-related fun and ideas.
Christmas Box Reveal: Day 21
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Are you ready for gift number 21? Trigger alert: I speak a bit about mental health in honour of my brother, who would have been 53 today.
Christmas Box Reveal: Day 20
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Are you ready for the holidays, if you celebrate? I think I am pretty well. I still have some things to finish though - like opening today's Christmas box gift. To read about quilting and some other fun things, please visit MyCreativeQuilts.com
Christmas Box Reveal: Day 19
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My Christmas box is starting to look empty.... What do we have today? Want to read about quilting? Check out my site at MyCreativeQuilts.com
Christmas Box Reveal: Day 18
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It's a cool Montreal weekend - it's a good thing I have things to keep me busy and warm inside - including opening my Christmas box gifts. Let's see what today's is. To read about quilting projects, tips, and thoughts, please visit MyCreativeQuilt.com
Christmas Box Reveal: Day 17
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We're getting close to the end of the gift box! Let's see what today's gift is. To read about quilting stuff, and tips & tricks, please visit MyCreativeQuilts.com
Christmas Box Reveal: Day 16
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It's a typical snowy winter day here in Montreal, so I'm going to stay cozy and warm at home - and I'm going to open gift number 16 from my Christmas box. To read about quilting and see some quilts that I've made, visit MyCreativeQuilts.com.
Christmas box: December 15
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We are getting closer and closer to Christmas and the end of my gifts. I'll miss making these videos when I open my last one. Want to learn more or read about quilting? Visit MyCreativeQuilts.com.
Christmas box: December 14
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Had a bit of a fright today - I took out the Dec. 14th gift, put it down, and then I couldn't remember where I put it! Here is my gift for today. Read about quilting, tips and tricks, and more at MyCreativeQuilts.com
Christmas box: Day 13
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Christmas box: Day 13
Christmas box: Day 12
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Christmas box: Day 12
Christmas box: Day 11
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Christmas box: Day 11
Christmas box: Day 10
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Christmas box: Day 10
Christmas box: Day 9
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Christmas box: Day 9
Christmas box: Day 8
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Christmas box: Day 8
Christmas Box: Day 7 (and happy birthday husband!)
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Christmas Box: Day 7 (and happy birthday husband!)
Christmas box: Dec 6
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Christmas box: Dec 6
Christmas box: Day 5
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Christmas box: Day 5
Christmas box: Day 4
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Christmas box: Day 4
Christmas box: Day 3
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Christmas box: Day 3
Christmas Box: Day 2
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Christmas Box: Day 2
My Christmas Box, from Water Girl Quilting
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My Christmas Box, from Water Girl Quilting
Quilting In All That Negative Space!
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Quilting In All That Negative Space!
Block 2 of the Garden Party Down Under
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Block 2 of the Garden Party Down Under

Комментарии

  • @rosasandoval8696
    @rosasandoval8696 3 дня назад

    😮Oh, wow! GORGEOUS QUILTING.

  • @stevemcmillin2737
    @stevemcmillin2737 Месяц назад

    Can't believe I found this. My friend was just asking me this morning about making one continuous placemat for her 70 in round table. I think multiple placemats would be easiest but one full round one would be fun also. Checking out your website next.

  • @siameseundercover
    @siameseundercover Месяц назад

    Just amazing. Please make more videos, you’re so talented!!

  • @siameseundercover
    @siameseundercover Месяц назад

    WOW!!!!! lovely

  • @vallang4832
    @vallang4832 2 месяца назад

    So gorgeous!!!!

  • @lorenamumaw8242
    @lorenamumaw8242 3 месяца назад

    Hi Marijke, I was hoping i may get an answer. Im about halfway through my quilt using this method but im finding that I cant get it taught enough with the batting rolled up inside the quilt on the one side. Do you have any tips on quilting the bottom half of the quilt?

    • @MarijkeVroomenDurning
      @MarijkeVroomenDurning 3 месяца назад

      Hi - thanks for your question. It is very tricky getting the fabric taut so what I did is a bit labour intensive, but it worked for me. I would reach under and pull the fabric and then using pins underneath and fasten the backing to the batting along the edges of the frame - close enough that the machine needle couldn't hit them. So imagine me standing by the frame and reaching underneath, smoothing the backing towards me, and then catching the bulk at the edge,. pinning it down. It's not ideal and there were some spots that were lumpier in the back than I would have liked, but overall, it turned out pretty well. Does this help?

  • @StitchscapeUk1
    @StitchscapeUk1 4 месяца назад

    Quilting like that is such fun. I love this video of your process as I love to quilt in response to the fabric too

  • @nkosiakinlabi3135
    @nkosiakinlabi3135 5 месяцев назад

    Wonderful ideas. Thanks

  • @CrypticConversions
    @CrypticConversions 5 месяцев назад

    I am blown away.

  • @paulineduhig1930
    @paulineduhig1930 6 месяцев назад

    Best video on negative space thank u

  • @TGBTGAlways
    @TGBTGAlways 6 месяцев назад

    WOW!!!! Beautiful 😍

  • @JSTidbitqueen
    @JSTidbitqueen 7 месяцев назад

    The red snapper idea is genius!❤

  • @ElaineRussellJamieson
    @ElaineRussellJamieson 7 месяцев назад

    Hi there. I have a 5foot frame and do a bit of oversize work. I have purchased, from a local plumbing supply shop 6 'clamps', these fit over my work on the front rail. Holding all three layers very securely so I am not pinning underneath. Then you are releasing only the clips, not looking for all the pins. Thank you for sharing your work Marijke.

  • @donnastjules8157
    @donnastjules8157 8 месяцев назад

    It's beautiful. I love the designs you chose

  • @paulanevermore2612
    @paulanevermore2612 8 месяцев назад

    Absolutely beautiful quilting.

  • @sheryltruman2029
    @sheryltruman2029 8 месяцев назад

    Wonderful ideas, hacks, thank you for sharing 😊

  • @KristineKershaw
    @KristineKershaw 9 месяцев назад

    Good to know that there are others who can't have a full frame. Thank you for showing me it can be done!

  • @victoriahill8322
    @victoriahill8322 10 месяцев назад

    Wonderful video! I also have a 8’ frame. Was hoping to see how quilting larger quilts can be done. Cheers to you 🥰

  • @kthybrown007
    @kthybrown007 10 месяцев назад

    Magnets can help also (the great big tool ones). I have managed a too-big quilt by hand basting (time consuming but less struggle with aligning layers). Not too bad with a really long “straw” needle and contrasting thread. Also can use the pvc clamps like Grace sells or Amazon, to hold quilt instead of rolling onto the bars. Nice video - always great to see people thinking outside of the box. That being said, I just got my 2’ extension so a 12 foot frame. Yay! … except having to climb under if I want to go to the back side…

  • @gertrudamort1382
    @gertrudamort1382 10 месяцев назад

    A wonderful collection, thank you !

  • @virginiascott1093
    @virginiascott1093 10 месяцев назад

    Beautiful! Thank you for sharing!!

  • @jennyhealy6648
    @jennyhealy6648 11 месяцев назад

    Stunning, just wow

  • @ellenpalmer8571
    @ellenpalmer8571 11 месяцев назад

    Beautiful quilt and quilting; I appreciate you explaining your thought process and showing how you marked the quilt. Very good information not only for new longarmers, but also for experienced longarmers.

  • @cyndyatwildrose5551
    @cyndyatwildrose5551 11 месяцев назад

    Amazing!

  • @lanellehatcher561
    @lanellehatcher561 Год назад

    I just saw this as I was searching for a video to address this specific problem. The quilt I have is 103 inches wide on an 88 inch frame. I'm doing the fold in on each side and just quilting the center and it's working pretty good. One thing I did was trim the batting down to as small as I could get away with. That helped reduce a lot of the bulk on the edges. So far so good. Thanks for the video!

  • @IlonaStrull
    @IlonaStrull Год назад

    Beautiful job!!

  • @sheilakethley5351
    @sheilakethley5351 Год назад

    I got into quilting when searching for mask making videos!

  • @peggyprado8927
    @peggyprado8927 Год назад

    I'm wondering if you have a suggestion for making 6 placemats with this same pattern?

    • @mycreativequiltsbymarijke8909
      @mycreativequiltsbymarijke8909 Год назад

      Hi peggy. The only thing that comes to mind is you divide the outer circle into six pieces rather than four. I imagine it would have to be a big table, because witih smaller ones, you'd get some pretty small placemats!

  • @jcristi321
    @jcristi321 Год назад

    Gorgeous! Who needs lessons? There are some beautiful quilters out there that couldn’t do this. Too much randomness. Great instincts. Love it! ❤ Jan

    • @jcristi321
      @jcristi321 Год назад

      Me again! Since my first comment I saw the beading. Perfect finishing touch. Jan

  • @lindavanschyndel8790
    @lindavanschyndel8790 Год назад

    Exactly what I was looking for!!! Thank you soo much for sharing❤

  • @judyjones5892
    @judyjones5892 Год назад

    This was very helpful. I stupidly bought a 4’ frame (I didn’t have room for anything larger) and am wrestling quilting a large lap size quilt on it. I didn’t know what to do with the extra fabric on the sides but seeing you folding yours on one side really helped. I also love the 18” bar magnets you can get at Harbor Freight for $5. They are great for securing the fabric to the metal bats. Thank you so much.

  • @lanellehatcher561
    @lanellehatcher561 Год назад

    Thank you! I'm relatively new to longarm quilting and I'm not sure why but I got the impression marking my quilts was "cheating"! Ha! I've been seeing lately though that the best quilters do it! I do not pretend to be able to remember it All! The best thing Ifindd about marking my quilts is that it slows me down. I don't feel so much pressure and I can take my time. You did a great job on this quilt!

    • @mycreativequiltsbymarijke8909
      @mycreativequiltsbymarijke8909 Год назад

      thanks! I think a lot of people feel the way you do about marking - there's no reason to though. The end result will be much better if it's something you feel should be marked.

  • @BonnieAdkisson-rd6qk
    @BonnieAdkisson-rd6qk Год назад

    Thank you so much. I wish I could have watched you put the bias binding on. I'll charge on ahead and hope I can get it to work. I've never put binding on anything round before. Loved your fast and easy demo. I have a brand new oak table from the Stickly company. I certainly don't want to leave any food stuff items on that table. I'm planning on leaving the center piece on permantly and add the side place mats when we eat on the table. so glad I found you. I already watched about five videos before coming to yours which is exactly what I need!!!

  • @lisagildelamadrid9306
    @lisagildelamadrid9306 Год назад

    Did anyone ever find out what this pattern is called and where to purchase it at?

  • @cjn8730
    @cjn8730 Год назад

    Beautiful! You are very talented. How did you get the blue markings out?

    • @decipheryourhealth
      @decipheryourhealth Год назад

      Thank you! I used a water soluble marker, so I just sprayed with water when I finished a section. I don't wait until the whole quilt is finished because I worry about the colour setting.

  • @tscarborough2196
    @tscarborough2196 Год назад

    What is the name of quilt pattern?

  • @tscarborough2196
    @tscarborough2196 Год назад

    When i do pansies I kinda think of petals of soft heart. The curve of petals are slight.

  • @chelseaupholstery259
    @chelseaupholstery259 Год назад

    Amazing !!

  • @reneelaverne2960
    @reneelaverne2960 Год назад

    You are an artist. Thank you for sharing

  • @lauriedutcher5676
    @lauriedutcher5676 Год назад

    Thank you for showing how to make a beautiful pansy

  • @pamelapruitt2558
    @pamelapruitt2558 Год назад

    Excellent explanation. Thank you!

  • @janstewart2601
    @janstewart2601 Год назад

    Thank you for the inspiration, the quilt is beautiful!! I like the idea of the couching, not something I would have thought of. I have a drawer full of vintage linens and now, more than ever, want to finally use them!

  • @kerry7199
    @kerry7199 Год назад

    Absolutely stunning! SO much detail! The back looks incredible as well. May I ask how you do the Spirograph type quilting designs? You are amazing ❤

    • @decipheryourhealth
      @decipheryourhealth Год назад

      Thank you! For the spirograph block, I used a circle ruler and then moved it by increments around the block to get the pattern. I don't know if that makes sense though!

  • @cheekymare2779
    @cheekymare2779 Год назад

    Beautiful … do you know the quilt pattern?

  • @nancymathisen9707
    @nancymathisen9707 Год назад

    Looks great 👍🏼.

  • @nancymathisen9707
    @nancymathisen9707 Год назад

    I’m about to get a 10’ frame because I’m not expecting to be needing anything longer, but I’m thinking that if I occasionally want to do bigger projects, the sides can be folded in and a length of padding run in between the folds along the take up bar would keep the tension even. The sides would have to be done separately, later. Alternatively, the c-clamps used on smaller frames could be used to hold the layers on the bars instead of attaching the top edges and rolling the entire width. I wouldn’t try this until I feel confident doing it the right way!

    • @florencemontague2281
      @florencemontague2281 Год назад

      Hi Nancy, I bought a queen size Grace frame. My first and current quilt that I am going to longarm is 94 1/4 inches wide, just under 8ft. I didn’t want to cut the border off and somehow resew it back on which is why I am watching this video. I saw your comment and I’m thinking that is how I am going to longarm my quilt, do the middle first, and then do the borders. I would love to have a 10ft frame, I seriously do not expect to make any king size quilts, just queen size, but I just do not have the room for a 10ft frame, this frame barely fits in the spare bedroom with just enough room to squish by to get in the closet. Thanks for the idea.

  • @janicemartorano1659
    @janicemartorano1659 Год назад

    I love the cup for threads, but I can't find it on Ikea. Do you remember what it's called?

    • @decipheryourhealth
      @decipheryourhealth Год назад

      Hi Janice. I just went to the site and I couldn't find it. I'm sorry. I have no idea what the cup is called.

    • @sandycampbell6087
      @sandycampbell6087 7 месяцев назад

      I use the magnetic dish from Harbor Freight for pins, clips, etc. & comes in different sizes.

  • @susantrombley9014
    @susantrombley9014 Год назад

    Beautiful butterfly quilt. ❤

  • @MM-rx3yw
    @MM-rx3yw 2 года назад

    Your machine quilting designs are the most beautiful patterns I have found on internet so far.

  • @theclosetquilterelliemiria198
    @theclosetquilterelliemiria198 2 года назад

    thank you for making this video ! This is exactly what I needed to know .