5 Beginner Friendly Free Motion Designs
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- Опубликовано: 21 авг 2023
- Kim is heading back to the Around the Block quilt to show you some designs (swirly feathers, ribbon candy, wavy lines, zigzags, and wishbones) that are perfect for beginning quilters to try out. Join us as she and Kristina give you some much-needed tips for your free-motion quilting experience.
Episode 1: • Mapping Out Quilt Borders
Episode 2: • Reigning Rulers
Episode 3: • 5 Beginner Friendly Fr...
Episode 4: • How to Use PS Designer...
Episode 5: • Easy Technique to Rota...
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Thanks so much! Very helpful!!!❤❤
I can’t wait to watch more of your videos! Thank you so much. ❤
Thanks Kim!!
Your sweater is an inspiration for different designs😊
I love the “ghost” windmill design in the large purple border. (At the end of the video.). 🙌
Hi from Muskegon Michigan!
Bravos 🎉❤
The last pattern you shared, the wishbone, I used on an edge-to-edge t-shirt quilt. It really turned out fabulous!
Excellent video-lessons
Hi from Des Moines, IA!
I think of that second pattern as ribbon candy.
Most of my quilts have pebbles somewhere in them, and ribbon candy and feathers
I would like to know from all of the quilters out there, their feelings and thoughts on polyester verses cotton thread. TIA
Hi Carol! This would be a great question to post in our online community! Are you a member?
I'm interested in learning more about cruise mode.
Try this video
ruclips.net/video/q5CV4_3W69E/видео.html
I didn't know you had to baste a quilt when it's on a long arm. Do you always baste it.
You always want to baste the top, sides (only within the throat space that you are working on) and the bottom. As for basting throughout the quilt, that is optional if you plan to move back and forth throughout the quilt. If you are quilting all the way through from the top to the bottom, you do not need to baste.
Is there a video about basting the whole quilt first? Do you load it normally, baste top to bottom. Take it off and reload it?
I wish you would demonstrate on fabric where you can see the quilting.
DO you do a "tie off" stitching at the end of the motif ,like you do at the beginning or is it enough to just stop and cut threads?
Yes, a tie off at the end is used.
I really wish you would use a contrasting thread so I/we could see the quilt pattern clearly
I have yet to figure out how to quilt and walk at the same time!!
It takes practice. Little shuffles to start out!!!
Is there a pattern for this quilt? I love the layout!
Daylesford by Jen Kingwell
You go backwards quite a bit. If I go back very far my thread will break because as it comes off the spool it unwinds the thread. 😢. How do you overcome that? I have an Amara.
You might want to have your timing adjusted a little on your next visit to the tech. Stitching right to left will cause the shredding if the timing isn't absolutely spot on.
Easy on free motion machine show me how to get even flowing quilting on a standard machine without pulling my hair out please. Thx
You called them “funky” shapes…I think of it as your authentic quilting, which I prefer over computerized quilting. But that’s just me!