Absolutely LOVE that quilt and the video. I think you and your mom must have a wonderful relationship! So nice that you get to see each other while you work! 🥰
I love everything about this quilt, the Tula Pink fabrics, and the quilting Angela did that is reminiscent of embroidery patterns, similar to the eastern Europeans and Hungarians, kind of like a paisley and a stylized flower. Just beautiful. I just started to quilt my own quilts on a home machine and began watching Angela for inspiration, love her! - Diana Gondos Morrison
I too do a "Happy Dance" when I finish a customers quilt. I think it's because the challenge to me is figuring out how I'm going to quilt it and then by the time I'm half way through the quilting I'm bored and ready to move to the next challenge. Thank you so much for sharing your techniques, it's helped me get through some difficult challenges. Tell your mom not to worry she was beautiful on camera.
I can't even begin to tell you how much I enjoy your videos. You are so much fun and a great teacher and inspiration! I wish I had a young creative mind like you. You make it look so easy!
I love watching you quilt. My husband saw a close up of you quilting this quilt on Facebook and he commented on what an amazing machine it was to be able to be programmed to quilt like that. I laughed, It's a person not a machine", I said, "Her name is Angela, she is brilliant and she is the reason I started quilting." He was suitably impressed. 😄
It is true! Your skill is amazing, and I'm working on my first quilt and I started after I did your craftsy classes. You convinced me that I need another creative outlet. :-)
Hi Angela,,,I love your demos,,,,,and your energy.....really, girl,,,,,were you born quilting??? It's in your blood.......thank you for your confidence that you're trying to instill on us........God Bless you ,,,,Lou 😍🤗🌺🎀🎉💐🌸🇺🇸🇮🇹
Fabulous insight, once again, into your quilting process and techniques. And I definitely do happy dances during and after I have been quilting....nothing like your visions actually coming to fruition! Please keep sharing with us, it is like having a friend who understands how I think and feel about quilting. Lots of adoration coming to you from the beautiful northern beaches of Sydney, Australia xxx
Love all your tips. You do make it look easy. I'll find out how easy in about a week when I take my first long arm lesson! I've been practicing some of your simple designs on paper to get the feel for them. They do "seem" to be easy to do and I agree, finished is much better than perfect!!
Once again an excellent video by Angela. You provide such inspiration and make it look easy. I hope that you continue to make videos on FMQ and it does not stop.
Love watching you quilt. You make it look easy. I have a starburst quilt for my sister that needs quilting and I'm sitting in here looking for my inspiration. I've watched so many different ways that I have overwhelmed myself. lol I have to keep reminding myself my domestic machine only has a 4" harp. That also helps me pick my design. lol Loved your video, I think I'll sleep and then quilt. Night! Happy Quilting
I love watching you create different designs to use throughout the quilts. It seems that you make them up on the fly and that scares me to death! I'm terrified to start quilting until I know exactly what will go in each area. I want to be just like you when I grow up!
This is one of my favorite videos you’ve ever done, and that’s saying a lot, because Im a huge fan!! You have such a gift in both teaching and design. Thank you for growing us quilters like a garden, encouraged and blooming!
Love this Angela... turned 70 this month and am in love with quilting... Trying to use my "vintage" stuff for charity work and getting lots of experience on my "Bailey"... really want to jump in and upgrade,,, but have finally got this down to a science so a little fearful of "another learning curve"...LOL,,, Keep inspiring us all young and old!!!! Hugs, GB
Oh Angela your work is just divine. I find myself mesmerized just watching all the beautiful and intricate shapes you do. Such lovely work. Thanks for sharing 🤗
Thanks Angela!!! I love quilting the best also. Love your personality and thanks for sharing Julie's quilt. You, Julie from Jaybird and Tula. SSSSCCCHHHWEEEEETTTTT!!! Rock on girlfriend! ~ Christina in FL
Met your customer, Cara, when I was our shop a couple of weeks ago. She was so sweet. Tell Cara the lady from Louisiana, that tried out your longarms, said HI!
WOW you make it look so easy I just bought a Brother XR3340 Sewing Machine and I really want to learn how to machine quilt I have been watching lots of quilting videos from lots of different people and someone recommended getting a solid fat quarter and add batting and a back and just practice on it until I get comfortable or a panel of fabric with a print on it and practice on it ...... so that’s what I panel on doing before I start quilting on anything.... actually I want to make a small makeup bag with a zipper and I’m going to quilt it i’m just not sure if I’m going to hand quilted or machine quilted we’ll see how it goes I’m actually going to make quite a few of them for Christmas gifts if they come out good lol wish me luck 👍🏼
Angela I love your quilting. Also the QUILT is Gorgeous. I love Tula Pink's fabrics too. I watch all your videos and enjoy them and learn so much. I would love to have my own quilt shop or work in one. I love your quilt shop too. Thanks for sharing. Kim
You make it look so effortless. I am dying to try a long arm!! I have completed 2 - 48x58" quilts (one kaleidoscope and one strip city) for the babies of my family, my first I focused on piecing because when I told my daughter it was for her she wanted it as soon as I sandwiched the quilt, and the second the quilting because I had a free day. I did it with a Singer CE-150. I had attempted a couple smaller quilting projects in the past that I failed to finish and shamefully threw out when it didn't work (well that and my cat got to it - he had a bladder infection and preferred my sewing table to his litter box and I didn't have a separate sewing room.) I finished them after learning things from you, I admit I may have binged a little~ (read: a lot) and got the inspiration to sew a couple quilts, I want to do a paper pieced quilt next, because you make them look fun, but I'm still trying to decide the pattern and fabric. I want to buy some but I'm trying to do a stash challenge lol. I've even started window shopping for other machines now because I'm hooked on quilting (and I just got my singer this march for my birthday lol) I'm so glad that you and your videos popped up in my recommended videos, I hope that I get to catch you on a tour one day :)
it's fun to use a longarm, for sure, but there are benefits to a sit down machine as well. The main thing is practice, practice, practice!! Keep at it though, because it's so fun!!
I love Tula's ''Slow and Steady'' fabric line and love the pattern on this quilt. I think that you made it even more beautiful with your awesome quilting skills!! I actually have the blue-raspberry selection sitting on my desk right now. It arrived on Friday and I have been admiring it for the past few days... and petting it, lol!! I'm going to have to put it away for a few months so that I can finish the quilts that I want to make for Christmas gifts and then I plan on making myself a byAnnie's Travel Duffel bag with it. I have the Sidekick ruler, but not the Super Sidekick... I may have to get it and buy more of this amazing fabric.
I forgot to ask you something... When choosing thread for quilting, do you take the backing into consideration? I have only machine quilted 4 lap quilts so far, and they have all had white backing, however the quilt that I am working on now will have Kona's Flamingo fabric on the back. The front is a mix of pink, the same flamingo fabric, aqua, white and grey.
I don't think about the backing at all. I figure that I can only worry about one side of the quilt, it might as well be the quilt top. I always make the bobbin thread match the top thread. But that's just my opinion, so do what you think is best!!
WOW! another great quilt, fabric, pattern and of course your quilting. Thanks for all you share. Love you relaxed attitude to quilting, just my style of quilter. You make great videos too, fun to watch. Oh, and I LOVE your shop!
Hi Angela! My mom and I are total newbies, and we love your videos! We have your dvd on free motion quilting, but we were hoping you could expand on changing thread colors and how to stop and start while working in the middle of your quilt. Thanks in advance!
Thank you for your close-ups...I've made some of Julie's patterns and sometimes I'm stuck for quilting ideas. This video will be very helpful. I do a happy dance after I reconcile the bank accounts at work...
Continuo a adorar os seus trabalhos Ângela são verdadeiras obras de arte ADORO! Os tecidos são muito bem escolhidos e a conjugação das cores também, muitos parabéns. (Portugal)
I wish I could go to your store with my family but as I'm in Australia I've just done a big order going to Perth Western Australia. Sorry I spelled your name wrong Wendi in your email and thankyou for putting my order together. I love your videos Angela, ps that my mum's name too lol.
Beautiful as always Angela! I wanted to ask a thread question: I love Superior threads and I use Magnifico for all my quilting because it has proven to be the most reliable and consistent for me and my sit down quilting machine. I've made so many quilts with it and sailed right through all my intricate designs. I've tried So Fine several times, persevered through hints and helps from Bob and another staff member regarding tension etc. and no matter what I do, I cannot rely on it. It repeatedly shreds as I'm quilting - not even just when I'm doing a lot of travel stitching - I can sometimes quilt for an hour with no issues, and then have several within a few minutes. I ALWAYS use a new needle for each quilt - titanium coated and the recommended size (by BOB) for the thread, I use either the same thread in the bobbin or Bottom Line. Yet I see and hear so many other quilters using and praising the So Fine and I really want it to work for me because I love the way the 50wt blends in, but is there any other hint you can think of that I could try before I completely give up on this? I know different machines can sometimes react differently with threads, but so many people use this on long arms and sit downs with no issues and then there's me. I'm using a Pfaff sit down (made by Handi Quilter, same as their Sweet Sixteen) and I don't have this problem with any other thread. I often quilt densely and do a lot of travel stitching and still have no issues except with So Fine :-) Thanks!
Hmm.....I hate it when that happens! Sometimes turning the needle a teeny tiny little bit counterclockwise will ease some of the friction on the thread. Is is shredding or snapping? If it's shredding, a very small turn might take care of it. If it's snapping, it means that the top tension is too tight. Try those things and let me know if either of the help. We can definitely get it to run in your machine, just have to troubleshoot a few things!
I've worked on a couple of projects now with the needle turned just a hair and so far so good, thread is performing well! I think it might be the answer - THANK YOU SO MUCH!
I do enjoy it so much!! Is the fabric very busy? If so, I would do an allover design like a leafy meander. If the fabric isn't too busy, maybe echo one side and do a different filler in the rest!
Just an idea, could you maybe do a video on how you would quilt t-shirt quilts? I was doing a boxed flower motif, but I really want to find something else. I love your videos!
I love watching you quilt and like seeing the different approaches to quilting the same shapes. I am entranced by the blue, white, and dark (navy? Black?) quilt on the wall behind your machine. Please share the name of the pattern and how it can be acquired. Thanks!
Here's a link to kit (a link to the free pattern is on the same page.) Thanks for watching! quilting-is-my-therapy.myshopify.com/products/wide-hedges-quilt-kit
Hi Angela! I visited the shop mid June and I must say it is a great space! I think you were out teaching the KC regional quilt show, so Becky was holding the fort...and she is awesome! Question...do you have any tips on dealing with quilts that have waves or puckering, or in general not pieced very well? I often have to put pleats to deal with the extra bulk then and try to hide the pleat with the quilting. I hope what I'm asking makes sense..
Love the quilting and the quilt. I was wondering how long it takes you to quilt a quilt. And thank you for showing the process of putting the quilt on your long arm. Was interesting. Never seen it before. Thanks. Great team you have there.
Just ordered the pattern off your site. Can we order this fabric you used too? It's beautiful! I know it's Tula Pink fabric. Wondered if it came in bundles and was available. Thank you so much!
It's in Liberty, MO which is just north of Kansas City. I am also 45 minutes south of Missouri Star Quilt Company. I hope you can come visit! My mom is super sweet, but I taught her how to sew lol
As always, you never disappoint me. Outstanding and you make it look like a breeze. :) I thought it looked like you'd changed thread colors when I was looking at the finished quilting. Is that true or does the light green take on the color of the fabric?
I have a question for you. I have the original HQ Sixteen and have the stitch regulator. I use it a lot but I am ready to venture out on my own now...what percentage of speed do you use or would you suggest using when beginning. Love your Craftsy classes and your tutorials.
Another thing that I should have mentioned is that when you adjust the speed, try not to make your hand match the speed of the machine, make the speed of the machine match your hands.
Angela Walters thanks for mentioning that....I have done lots of domestic machine free motion and figured that the longarm worked at n the same theory. I am going to work on a quilt this coming weekend and I will let you know how I do.
Angela, I notice you float your tops...I've wanted to try it, so can you suggest some best practises for getting a good result? (I'm going to feel the fear and do it anyway, but I'd still like to hear tips!!)
It's a great way to work on your quilts! Start with a smaller quilt and be sure to baste the sides of quilt as you go. I should probably make a video about this...what do you think?? 😁
I'm curious - how long would it take you to quilt a quilt like this? I'm assuming longarmers make the process faster than on a domestic but I'd love to hear your opinion :)
I don't often use darker thread. If I have to have a contrasting color, I try to use a lighter color. Like you have already seen, the darker thread doesn't have any texture, you just see the lines. Hope that helps!
I love your tutorials... but my preference is your use of the home sewing machine to do the quilting. Watching you quilt on the home machine makes it all look do-able to a 'simple sewer' like me. Of course your use of the L.A. gives you more experience, but I can visualize myself doing my own quilting eventually.
Is there a reason the stitches are smaller when you are using a ruler on the diamond shapes as opposed to the paisley shapes in the blocks beside it?(time-8:03) I was wondering if you change it for the ruler?
i Hate to keep bothering you but. Those fabrics that is on your racks. I would love to purchase fabric in bulks like that? Where can I get those & if Someone that doesn't have a company can get those bulks of fabric? If that makes sense? I did ask the same question on one of your other youtube videos! But, not sure if you understood the question in that other video, what i was asking?? lol. I hope i am not confusing you? lol
YOu are not spoiled Angela you are well taken care of and well loved !
Beautiful and love to your mom for having a beautiful daughter.
Absolutely LOVE that quilt and the video. I think you and your mom must have a wonderful relationship! So nice that you get to see each other while you work! 🥰
I love everything about this quilt, the Tula Pink fabrics, and the quilting Angela did that is reminiscent of embroidery patterns, similar to the eastern Europeans and Hungarians, kind of like a paisley and a stylized flower. Just beautiful. I just started to quilt my own quilts on a home machine and began watching Angela for inspiration, love her! - Diana Gondos Morrison
Angela you are such an artist! You amaze me
Gorgeous Mum, gorgeous daughter! ❤
I too do a "Happy Dance" when I finish a customers quilt. I think it's because the challenge to me is figuring out how I'm going to quilt it and then by the time I'm half way through the quilting I'm bored and ready to move to the next challenge. Thank you so much for sharing your techniques, it's helped me get through some difficult challenges.
Tell your mom not to worry she was beautiful on camera.
lol, will do....she's such a good sport!
I can't even begin to tell you how much I enjoy your videos. You are so much fun and a great teacher and inspiration! I wish I had a young creative mind like you. You make it look so easy!
It's because I am so obsessed with quilting, lol
I love watching you quilt. My husband saw a close up of you quilting this quilt on Facebook and he commented on what an amazing machine it was to be able to be programmed to quilt like that. I laughed, It's a person not a machine", I said, "Her name is Angela, she is brilliant and she is the reason I started quilting." He was suitably impressed. 😄
Awwww!!! That's the best compliment ever!!
It is true! Your skill is amazing, and I'm working on my first quilt and I started after I did your craftsy classes. You convinced me that I need another creative outlet. :-)
@@vickiroy9341 absolutely brilliant teacher
Thanks for showing how you use the straight ruler. I keep picking mine up and now I will try to slide it. Also love the moment the quilt is finished.
yay!!! have fun!!
Hi Angela,,,I love your demos,,,,,and your energy.....really, girl,,,,,were you born quilting??? It's in your blood.......thank you for your confidence that you're trying to instill on us........God Bless you ,,,,Lou 😍🤗🌺🎀🎉💐🌸🇺🇸🇮🇹
Like your blocks for the most part are different patterns!! Great it is!!!
Impressive Machine! It must cost a fortune! I love your creations!
Fabulous insight, once again, into your quilting process and techniques.
And I definitely do happy dances during and after I have been quilting....nothing like your visions actually coming to fruition!
Please keep sharing with us, it is like having a friend who understands how I think and feel about quilting.
Lots of adoration coming to you from the beautiful northern beaches of Sydney, Australia xxx
Thanks so much for watching!! I will make them as long as people are watching them!
you have a loyal fan base, rest assured
Love all your tips. You do make it look easy. I'll find out how easy in about a week when I take my first long arm lesson! I've been practicing some of your simple designs on paper to get the feel for them. They do "seem" to be easy to do and I agree, finished is much better than perfect!!
Once again an excellent video by Angela. You provide such inspiration and make it look easy. I hope that you continue to make videos on FMQ and it does not stop.
Thanks so much for your support! I will make them as long as you watch them!
Love watching you quilt. You make it look easy. I have a starburst quilt for my sister that needs quilting and I'm sitting in here looking for my inspiration. I've watched so many different ways that I have overwhelmed myself. lol I have to keep reminding myself my domestic machine only has a 4" harp. That also helps me pick my design. lol Loved your video, I think I'll sleep and then quilt. Night! Happy Quilting
yay!! Thanks for watching!
I keep coming back to watch this. It is so beautiful.
I love watching you create different designs to use throughout the quilts. It seems that you make them up on the fly and that scares me to death! I'm terrified to start quilting until I know exactly what will go in each area. I want to be just like you when I grow up!
It's just because I have had practice doing it so much. I can imagine what they will look like :)
Your fearlessness is as inspirational as your gorgeous quilting. I hope to see you in Longmont!
Getting ready to head your way in just a couple of days!!
This is one of my favorite videos you’ve ever done, and that’s saying a lot, because Im a huge fan!! You have such a gift in both teaching and design. Thank you for growing us quilters like a garden, encouraged and blooming!
You make it look so easy!! I have learned so much from your books, your classes, and now your own videos. Thank you!!
Thank YOU for your support. It's because you watch these videos that I get to do this for a job :)
I don't know that I will ever love the quilting, but you make it more fun and give great ideas!
LOL, there's no way that I would ever love binding, but that doesn't stop me from admiring other people's work :)
Love this Angela... turned 70 this month and am in love with quilting... Trying to use my "vintage" stuff for charity work and getting lots of experience on my "Bailey"... really want to jump in and upgrade,,, but have finally got this down to a science so a little fearful of "another learning curve"...LOL,,, Keep inspiring us all young and old!!!! Hugs, GB
Thanks so much for supporting me by watching the videos!
I'm in my 70's and am a beginner quilter. Love it and I love your vids, Angela!!
Barbara Johnson (;
Oh Angela your work is just divine. I find myself mesmerized just watching all the beautiful and intricate shapes you do. Such lovely work. Thanks for sharing 🤗
Thank YOU for watching!! :)
Love, love love the fabric. The quilting is gorgeous. 💐💗
Thanks so much!!
Thanks Angela!!! I love quilting the best also. Love your personality and thanks for sharing Julie's quilt. You, Julie from Jaybird and Tula. SSSSCCCHHHWEEEEETTTTT!!! Rock on girlfriend! ~ Christina in FL
Yay!! You are the sweetest! I do get to work with some amazing women!
Met your customer, Cara, when I was our shop a couple of weeks ago. She was so sweet. Tell Cara the lady from Louisiana, that tried out your longarms, said HI!
Will do!! Isn't she the sweetest!!! Love her bunches. Sorry I missed you!
Your quilting style is so fun to watch and learn from!! Thank you !
Thank you for watching!
WOW you make it look so easy I just bought a Brother XR3340 Sewing Machine and I really want to learn how to machine quilt I have been watching lots of quilting videos from lots of different people and someone recommended getting a solid fat quarter and add batting and a back and just practice on it until I get comfortable or a panel of fabric with a print on it and practice on it ...... so that’s what I panel on doing before I start quilting on anything.... actually I want to make a small makeup bag with a zipper and I’m going to quilt it i’m just not sure if I’m going to hand quilted or machine quilted we’ll see how it goes I’m actually going to make quite a few of them for Christmas gifts if they come out good lol wish me luck 👍🏼
Angela I love your quilting. Also the QUILT is Gorgeous. I love Tula Pink's fabrics too. I watch all your videos and enjoy them and learn so much. I would love to have my own quilt shop or work in one. I love your quilt shop too.
Thanks for sharing.
Kim
Aww Thanks so much for watching, I appreciate the support
You make it look so effortless. I am dying to try a long arm!! I have completed 2 - 48x58" quilts (one kaleidoscope and one strip city) for the babies of my family, my first I focused on piecing because when I told my daughter it was for her she wanted it as soon as I sandwiched the quilt, and the second the quilting because I had a free day. I did it with a Singer CE-150. I had attempted a couple smaller quilting projects in the past that I failed to finish and shamefully threw out when it didn't work (well that and my cat got to it - he had a bladder infection and preferred my sewing table to his litter box and I didn't have a separate sewing room.)
I finished them after learning things from you, I admit I may have binged a little~ (read: a lot) and got the inspiration to sew a couple quilts, I want to do a paper pieced quilt next, because you make them look fun, but I'm still trying to decide the pattern and fabric. I want to buy some but I'm trying to do a stash challenge lol.
I've even started window shopping for other machines now because I'm hooked on quilting (and I just got my singer this march for my birthday lol)
I'm so glad that you and your videos popped up in my recommended videos, I hope that I get to catch you on a tour one day :)
it's fun to use a longarm, for sure, but there are benefits to a sit down machine as well. The main thing is practice, practice, practice!! Keep at it though, because it's so fun!!
Angela, this series is awesome! Thanks so much.
What a great video!!! So many wonderful things in it!!!
Thanks so much, I'm glad you enjoy it!!
Wow!!! I love the ideas and how easy you make it look!!! Gotta try it!
It's a lot of fun!!
I love Tula's ''Slow and Steady'' fabric line and love the pattern on this quilt. I think that you made it even more beautiful with your awesome quilting skills!! I actually have the blue-raspberry selection sitting on my desk right now. It arrived on Friday and I have been admiring it for the past few days... and petting it, lol!! I'm going to have to put it away for a few months so that I can finish the quilts that I want to make for Christmas gifts and then I plan on making myself a byAnnie's Travel Duffel bag with it. I have the Sidekick ruler, but not the Super Sidekick... I may have to get it and buy more of this amazing fabric.
Ohhhh how fun! I can't wait to see what you end up making!!
I forgot to ask you something... When choosing thread for quilting, do you take the backing into consideration? I have only machine quilted 4 lap quilts so far, and they have all had white backing, however the quilt that I am working on now will have Kona's Flamingo fabric on the back. The front is a mix of pink, the same flamingo fabric, aqua, white and grey.
I don't think about the backing at all. I figure that I can only worry about one side of the quilt, it might as well be the quilt top. I always make the bobbin thread match the top thread. But that's just my opinion, so do what you think is best!!
WOW! another great quilt, fabric, pattern and of course your quilting. Thanks for all you share. Love you relaxed attitude to quilting, just my style of quilter. You make great videos too, fun to watch. Oh, and I LOVE your shop!
That was so much fun to watch...beautiful quilt..beautiful quilting.. thank you
Thank YOU for watching!! I so appreciate your support!
You are so inspiring. Thank you, Angela, for wonderful videos.
You have such great ideas for FMQ.
Hoping you will be in the shop next Saturday. We would love to meet you! Learned everything I know about FMQ from your videos. :0)
I think I will be in the shop next Saturday, see you then!
Hi Angela! My mom and I are total newbies, and we love your videos! We have your dvd on free motion quilting, but we were hoping you could expand on changing thread colors and how to stop and start while working in the middle of your quilt. Thanks in advance!
Great point!! I'll put together an episode on that for you!
Angela Walters Oh my goodness!! Thank you so much! I really appreciate it! You are wonderful, and so fun to watch! 😊
Awesome. I love all the different designs you did!
Thank you for your close-ups...I've made some of Julie's patterns and sometimes I'm stuck for quilting ideas. This video will be very helpful. I do a happy dance after I reconcile the bank accounts at work...
Oooh, I love this! I'm going to have to give it a try!
Wow! Whatta quilting guru… ❤
I love this one! Thanks for sharing 🩷
lovely, lovely mother, and co-worker.
I am more patchwork than quilting, but love to see you quilting, enjoy your weekend :)
I liked the "ritual end-of-work dance". From Sampa, Brazil
Stunning work 🌺
Nicely done! Lovely Work! THANK YOU!
Thank you for watching, I can't tell you how much I appreciate the support!
Beautiful work 👍❤️😊
Beautiful quilt and quilting! Thank you for sharing!
Continuo a adorar os seus trabalhos Ângela são verdadeiras obras de arte ADORO! Os tecidos são muito bem escolhidos e a conjugação das cores também, muitos parabéns.
(Portugal)
Muchas gracias, me alegro de que te guste :)
This was great!!! Thanks so much for the mini class.
Hey Diane! You are always so encouraging to me! Thanks so much for that!
You are SO good at this!!!
I love it!!!!😍😍. I want to make one just like it!
What a beautiful place to work. It must definitely fire your creative juices. Oh, hang on, 'creative juice' is my name for wine...
Tracy May Brown hahahahahaha That is just tooooo funny. My chuckle for the day. Thank you.
I wish I could go to your store with my family but as I'm in Australia I've just done a big order going to Perth Western Australia. Sorry I spelled your name wrong Wendi in your email and thankyou for putting my order together. I love your videos Angela, ps that my mum's name too lol.
i have to get some Tula Pink fabric now! I was stuck on Fassett & Butler but now time to move on!
Right?!?! Her fabric is amazing and she is an awesome designer!!
Beautiful as always Angela! I wanted to ask a thread question: I love Superior threads and I use Magnifico for all my quilting because it has proven to be the most reliable and consistent for me and my sit down quilting machine. I've made so many quilts with it and sailed right through all my intricate designs. I've tried So Fine several times, persevered through hints and helps from Bob and another staff member regarding tension etc. and no matter what I do, I cannot rely on it. It repeatedly shreds as I'm quilting - not even just when I'm doing a lot of travel stitching - I can sometimes quilt for an hour with no issues, and then have several within a few minutes. I ALWAYS use a new needle for each quilt - titanium coated and the recommended size (by BOB) for the thread, I use either the same thread in the bobbin or Bottom Line. Yet I see and hear so many other quilters using and praising the So Fine and I really want it to work for me because I love the way the 50wt blends in, but is there any other hint you can think of that I could try before I completely give up on this? I know different machines can sometimes react differently with threads, but so many people use this on long arms and sit downs with no issues and then there's me. I'm using a Pfaff sit down (made by Handi Quilter, same as their Sweet Sixteen) and I don't have this problem with any other thread. I often quilt densely and do a lot of travel stitching and still have no issues except with So Fine :-) Thanks!
Hmm.....I hate it when that happens! Sometimes turning the needle a teeny tiny little bit counterclockwise will ease some of the friction on the thread. Is is shredding or snapping? If it's shredding, a very small turn might take care of it. If it's snapping, it means that the top tension is too tight. Try those things and let me know if either of the help. We can definitely get it to run in your machine, just have to troubleshoot a few things!
I know it's so frustrating! let me know how it goes!
I've worked on a couple of projects now with the needle turned just a hair and so far so good, thread is performing well! I think it might be the answer - THANK YOU SO MUCH!
Love it!!! Thanks for another great video! ❤️
How would you quilt a Christmas log cabin wall hanging? I love watching you quilt...you seem to enjoy it to the nth degree...Very inspiring!
I do enjoy it so much!! Is the fabric very busy? If so, I would do an allover design like a leafy meander. If the fabric isn't too busy, maybe echo one side and do a different filler in the rest!
Were you really able to complete that entire quilt in one afternoon? That's awesome!
You have your momma's smile !
Really enjoyed this thank you xx
Just an idea, could you maybe do a video on how you would quilt t-shirt quilts? I was doing a boxed flower motif, but I really want to find something else. I love your videos!
Oh, great idea! I will work on that asap!!!!
Love your videos!
Angels your quilting is amazing. Have you had some other training that guides which designs to use.
I love watching you quilt and like seeing the different approaches to quilting the same shapes. I am entranced by the blue, white, and dark (navy? Black?) quilt on the wall behind your machine. Please share the name of the pattern and how it can be acquired. Thanks!
Here's a link to kit (a link to the free pattern is on the same page.) Thanks for watching! quilting-is-my-therapy.myshopify.com/products/wide-hedges-quilt-kit
Thank you so much I'm anticipating
Hi Angela! I visited the shop mid June and I must say it is a great space! I think you were out teaching the KC regional quilt show, so Becky was holding the fort...and she is awesome! Question...do you have any tips on dealing with quilts that have waves or puckering, or in general not pieced very well? I often have to put pleats to deal with the extra bulk then and try to hide the pleat with the quilting. I hope what I'm asking makes sense..
Very interesting loved it
I love the quilting show. I really need it to help with my long arm quilting. Will you be doing anymore midnight quilting. I miss those.
Definitely! The next episode comes out in August!
Wonderful!
I like your quilts is very nice
Love the quilting and the quilt. I was wondering how long it takes you to quilt a quilt. And thank you for showing the process of putting the quilt on your long arm. Was interesting. Never seen it before. Thanks. Great team you have there.
Thanks for watching! it took about 3-4 hrs to quilt.
Wow! What else can I say... wow! :-)
So glad you like it!!!!
Thank you. So informative
Just ordered the pattern off your site. Can we order this fabric you used too? It's beautiful! I know it's Tula Pink fabric. Wondered if it came in bundles and was available. Thank you so much!
Hey Angela, Where is the shop? You’re Mom looks sweet. Did she teach you how to sew? I bet she is very proud of you!
It's in Liberty, MO which is just north of Kansas City. I am also 45 minutes south of Missouri Star Quilt Company. I hope you can come visit! My mom is super sweet, but I taught her how to sew lol
Your the best therapist
Thanks! Maybe if the quilting thing doesn't work out, I can move into quilting therapy :)
Your mom is beautiful!!!! 🌼🌸🌺🌹🍒🐞🌼🐝😎💫
Did you change thread with the different diamonds, or did you use the green thread throughout?
Angela Dawn....both names....I think you are in trouble...you have your Momma's beautiful smile !
As always, you never disappoint me. Outstanding and you make it look like a breeze. :) I thought it looked like you'd changed thread colors when I was looking at the finished quilting. Is that true or does the light green take on the color of the fabric?
Nope, it's the same thread color throughout the quilt....isn't that so fun! I should have mentioned that in the video.
What colour of thread did you chose? Did you change colours? I have eye spy blocks framed in white and black squares . All the primary colours!
I have a question for you. I have the original HQ Sixteen and have the stitch regulator. I use it a lot but I am ready to venture out on my own now...what percentage of speed do you use or would you suggest using when beginning. Love your Craftsy classes and your tutorials.
The speed that you would use depends on the design that you are working on. At the beginning, maybe try 50% and then go from there. Hope that helps!
Angela Walters thank you for the info...I will try it and let you know how things progress.
Another thing that I should have mentioned is that when you adjust the speed, try not to make your hand match the speed of the machine, make the speed of the machine match your hands.
Angela Walters thanks for mentioning that....I have done lots of domestic machine free motion and figured that the longarm worked at n the same theory. I am going to work on a quilt this coming weekend and I will let you know how I do.
Angela, I notice you float your tops...I've wanted to try it, so can you suggest some best practises for getting a good result?
(I'm going to feel the fear and do it anyway, but I'd still like to hear tips!!)
It's a great way to work on your quilts! Start with a smaller quilt and be sure to baste the sides of quilt as you go. I should probably make a video about this...what do you think?? 😁
yes please! (don't tease)
I'm curious - how long would it take you to quilt a quilt like this? I'm assuming longarmers make the process faster than on a domestic but I'd love to hear your opinion :)
Ruby Rouge it took about 3 hours on the longarm.
Ruby Rouge I was wondering the same thing. I'm glad you asked.
were is you shop I would like to come see it RTM
It's in Liberty, MO which is just north of Kansas City. I am also 45 minutes south of Missouri Star Quilt Company. I hope you can come visit!
I love beautiful😘😘😘😘😘💜💜💜💜💜💜
Do you quilt with dark thread ? When I use dark thread it doesn't look like stitches , it looks like zig zag . can you help with this ?
thanks .
I don't often use darker thread. If I have to have a contrasting color, I try to use a lighter color. Like you have already seen, the darker thread doesn't have any texture, you just see the lines. Hope that helps!
She pretty and bubbly
Hi Angela can you make that quilt on one of your midnight show please thank you, I would appreciate it so much
Ohhh what a good idea!!!! I'll try to work on that!
So Angela, do you not have to roll the top on a bar too?
No I float the quilt top so I don't pin it on the bar.
I love your tutorials... but my preference is your use of the home sewing machine to do the quilting. Watching you quilt on the home machine makes it all look do-able to a 'simple sewer' like me. Of course your use of the L.A. gives you more experience, but I can visualize myself doing my own quilting eventually.
I promise that I will have a range of tutorials on each kind of machine :) Is there a particular design that you are wanting to see!!
Is there a reason the stitches are smaller when you are using a ruler on the diamond shapes as opposed to the paisley shapes in the blocks beside it?(time-8:03) I was wondering if you change it for the ruler?
Probably because I quilt a little slower with the ruler. Since I quilt in manual, my stitches aren't always the same length.
Is there a reason you don't stitch with a regulator?
I just happened to learn without one (my first machine didn't have one) so now it feels weird to use it!
Hello - I know it’s been awhile since this video came out; but what was the batting that was used? Thanks so much.
i Hate to keep bothering you but. Those fabrics that is on your racks. I would love to purchase fabric in bulks like that? Where can I get those & if Someone that doesn't have a company can get those bulks of fabric? If that makes sense? I did ask the same question on one of your other youtube videos! But, not sure if you understood the question in that other video, what i was asking?? lol. I hope i am not confusing you? lol
How long does it take you to do a whole quilt in one go on the long arm?