I am having a blast with you! Learning how to experiment with this technique is so much fun! I am feeling your joy! As a Newbie to LMQ your visual and narrative explanation of your thought process is so helpful. I have learned the most about piecing, and quilting in general, from you. You have the best attitude, and are so open about the learning process.
Your method of explaining what you’re thinking and planning & doing is very helpful. Not only do I learn at that moment but it provides me with a resource of applying any of those elements to other situations. I love how you embrace successes as well as happenstance situations. You don’t just talk the talk but walk the walk! It’s rare to watch your videos and see you you stop filming when something doesn’t go “perfectly” but rather take it in stride & instead be a “perfect” role model on how not to beat yourself up & better yet how to calmly address it. Thank you for being authentic and helping others not to get stressed but instead enjoy the process or better yet to go where you might be apprehensive because it’ll still be of value❣️
Thank you so much! I'm so glad you enjoyed this video. Yes, life is too short and this hobby is too much fun to beat yourself up when things don't go right. Just enjoy the process!
It did pill as I washed it. I'm not sure if there's a way around that tendency of most yarn. It ended up being to "loud" of a quilt for our table most of the time. I might pull it out for Valentine's Day and then it goes back in the closet. I do think the yarn will work for an art quilt or wall hanging that does not need to be washed.
Hi Leah, I am getting a Q'nique tomorrow. I had been using a Juki on my SR2 frame & was using Glide bobbins that are magnetic . I am just wondering if it is safe to use them with the Q'nique?
This is pretty neat! I have never thought of.. or seen yarn quilting before! So neat!!!!!! I love the stippling. Omg so cute! I always try to finish my quilts as fast as possible. I hate the actual quilting part. It's good to slow down! Great video!!! P.s.... And the simple act of the bend needle as a hook! Wow such a duh! Moment! Something I always just toss! Smart!
This is awesome. You do such a great job of teaching. I think I could give it a try.
cant wait try this
It's so much fun!
@@LeahDay i do this on my husqvarna but never on long arm
Would love to see what the back looks like.😊
Like a regular quilt! I no longer have this particular quilt, but the back looked just like regular quilting.
I am having a blast with you! Learning how to experiment with this technique is so much fun! I am feeling your joy! As a Newbie to LMQ your visual and narrative explanation of your thought process is so helpful. I have learned the most about piecing, and quilting in general, from you. You have the best attitude, and are so open about the learning process.
Thank you! I am so happy to hear this!
Your method of explaining what you’re thinking and planning & doing is very helpful. Not only do I learn at that moment but it provides me with a resource of applying any of those elements to other situations. I love how you embrace successes as well as happenstance situations. You don’t just talk the talk but walk the walk! It’s rare to watch your videos and see you you stop filming when something doesn’t go “perfectly” but rather take it in stride & instead be a “perfect” role model on how not to beat yourself up & better yet how to calmly address it. Thank you for being authentic and helping others not to get stressed but instead enjoy the process or better yet to go where you might be apprehensive because it’ll still be of value❣️
Thank you so much! I'm so glad you enjoyed this video. Yes, life is too short and this hobby is too much fun to beat yourself up when things don't go right. Just enjoy the process!
Beautiful! Can you provide an update to show how it holds up in the wash?
Definitely! It's still on the frame right now, but as soon as it's off I plan to put it on my table as a tablecloth and wash it weekly.
Amei
good morning do you have a video on how thread the foot ? from the start i have qnique 15r ty
Check out this first video I shared on the couching foot - leahday.com/blogs/machinequilting/free-motion-couching-with-the-super-slide-ruler
Now that it’s been 2 years how did the yarn wear?
It did pill as I washed it. I'm not sure if there's a way around that tendency of most yarn. It ended up being to "loud" of a quilt for our table most of the time. I might pull it out for Valentine's Day and then it goes back in the closet. I do think the yarn will work for an art quilt or wall hanging that does not need to be washed.
Leah, this is the coolest I have seen yet!!! Thank you for showing us :)
Thank you Nellie!
Hi Leah, I am getting a Q'nique tomorrow. I had been using a Juki on my SR2 frame & was using Glide bobbins that are magnetic . I am just wondering if it is safe to use them with the Q'nique?
Great question Pat! I honestly don't know so I would contact Grace Company just to be sure
I am loving these videos with your Q'nique!
This is pretty neat! I have never thought of.. or seen yarn quilting before! So neat!!!!!! I love the stippling. Omg so cute! I always try to finish my quilts as fast as possible. I hate the actual quilting part. It's good to slow down! Great video!!!
P.s.... And the simple act of the bend needle as a hook! Wow such a duh! Moment! Something I always just toss! Smart!
Thank you Melinda! I'm so glad you enjoyed this video and I hope you'll try to like the quilting process too. It's definitely half the process!
@@LeahDay I always keep trying.. I can't give up! I'm determined lol. This was fun to learn! Thanks!
I'm going to have to try couching now! It looks awesome and I have so much yarn from when I used to crochet and knit.
Yes! It's a great way to use up leftover yarn and it creates such cool effects!