Different Methods of Quilting | Echidna Sewing

Discover different methods of quilting as we dive into the essentials of making a patchwork quilt, from assembling your quilt sandwich to exploring five unique quilting techniques, including hand quilting, machine embroidery, walking foot, and free-motion quilting.
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[@deborahchellingworth4978]

Thank you Rachel 😊 💓 Great tutorial 👍

[@deborahchellingworth4978]

Such a cute quilt ❤

[@blossom6078]

Fantastic video Rachel - thank you

[@EchidnaClub]

@blossom6078 Glad you enjoyed it, we appreciate you watching our videos!

[@lynnthorley7876]

Awesome Tutorial Rachel.

[@EchidnaClub]

@lynnthorley7876 Thank you! And thank you for watching, glad you enjoyed it!

[@user-el3bk2vk7v]

That was one awesome video thank you very much

[@EchidnaClub]

@user-el3bk2vk7v Glad you enjoyed it! Thank you for providing feedback and watching our video. Happy quilting!

[@rebwolfe2702]

Thank you Rachel, a great video and you explain everything clearly and unrushed!!! I would love to make an eye spy quilt!! Is there a PDF of all the needles, stitch length?

[@EchidnaClub]

@rebwolfe2702 Here is a link to an article for the needles:
www.echidnasewing.com.au/article/inspiring-and-educating/needle-guide/
Stitch length is usually a choice so no real setting of what length to use. Quilting is usually around the 3mm length to closely match a hand stitch look.
Thank you for your lovely feedback too! We are glad you enjoyed it!

[@diwelch7342]

Thank you great information easily explained. I might give quilting my quilt tops a go myself! Did I miss you explaining basting in detail?

[@EchidnaClub]

@diwelch7342 Here is a link to another video we have done explaining the process of basting a quilt using basting spray:www.echidnasewing.com.au/article/sewing/how-to-sandwich-baste-a-quilt/

[@perhvamjensen7644]

Wich thread zo you use for button thread

[@EchidnaClub]

@perhvamjensen7644 Thank you for your enquiry. Are you meaning bobbin thread? If you are, we use the same thread top and bottom as it is easier to balance the thread.