Couching is a technique I have been contemplating to try. Thank you for this nice overview. I did not realize you had so many options with respect to the feet.
The straw idea is pure genius. I would not go out a buy a special foot to try something but I would do the straw idea to try it to see if I liked it. Thanks again.
Thank you Laura!! I'm just working on the Nenuphar Kimono (Deer & Doe patterns) and have been couching some silk wool along some of the design lines. I loved your example using the decorative stitch. Wish I'd seen that before!!
Thank You Laura! Great tips and I like your straw idea! I hate to say it, but I didn’t know there was a hole on the side of free motion foot! Your the BEST!!!!!!
I always thought couching can b done only with that specific foot. Your video was very informative and also demonstrated how i can achieve the effect I desired with the foot I already have!! Very useful!
I really enjoy all her videos. I have made 3 of her quilts using fabrics she chose and several others with her techniques. I pull up daily to see her new ones. Thank you Laura
Laura, thank you so very much ! I will definitely try this! I'm learning free motion but I think this is a Great way to practice FM as well as making quilts with a little trim to add interest, so many things you can do with this the possibilities are endless! :) Love your videos, thanks again!
Laura, I just tried the DIY couching foot idea (after seeing how much the foot I want costs) and it works a treat! You are a genius and I love to see what you come up with. Thanks so much for sharing and making it all sew very easy! :-)
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Thank you Laura for another wonderful video....Have you ever thought of doing different projects with different Sewing feet, so that we know how to use the different Sewing feet....example; like a pillow case with a zipper foot/ pot holder with the adjustable binding foot..ect...thank you again.
I would like to do this but I have A bother lx3817 and I don’t know if those tools will fit I will need help i just love the way they look beautiful work
So I should be able to couch the black of a stain glass quilt with my free motion foot just like the yellow on the red you did. Correct? That way I can do all my glass part and cover with couching the black over all the edges like you would real stain glass.😃😃
Great explanations once again! With many more great hints- (I wont use this for a - little- while yet!).. I noticed your FOOT have number stickers on, mine don't (Paff) and I struggle at times seeing their numbers, thanks again Laura! Marietta Brisbane
SewVeryEasy I bought my first machine, a Bernina 1130 and I got a really,thick manual with it detailing every foot and examples of what you could use them for. That was back in 1989/90. Sadly, I loaned the machine to someone and forgot about it, they dumped it before checking with me first, so angry, i loved that machine, don't make them like it anymore. 😪
hi thanks for this very informative video... do anyone have any link I could purchase the free motion foot press? I was looking all around and could never find one! 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻
Be sure to get one that is suitable for your machine. Not all of them are interchangeable. I find the best way to get what you need is to go to a sewing machine repair shop or a shop that sells the sewing machines.
I tried couching using my free motion quilt foot and some yarn...works fine in a straight line...but when you start to circle around the needle won't 'hit' the yarn at all, so there are missed spots! Thanks for the video!
hi D H. not sure what machine u have (mine r Brother & pfaff) and as i don't do couching that often, didn't purchase a specific foot so I use the N foot - normally reserved for decorative stitches. You can't use thick yarn and it takes practice, a LOT of practice. If you think it's something you'll do a lot, I'd purchase a couching foot, not usually expensive.
Hi DH, also I had same problem, after watching Laura's video, I now know much more, for the free mot foot she uses fine yarn & straight stitch as quilting, for the more decorative threads she uses other feet eg ziz zag and feed dogs up. WAtch her video again as it has lots of info, & later I also will practice as I want to use couching more. I think I might have been threading foot wrong as another lady noted.
Laura can you please tell me what number your Couching FMQ foot is that you use for your Bernina. I want to get one, but did not see what number your foot was thank you.
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As always - your videos very informative, helpful and straight to the point. Thank you so much!
Couching is a technique I have been contemplating to try. Thank you for this nice overview. I did not realize you had so many options with respect to the feet.
Thanks so much for this tutorial. You make all things seem doable. Can't wait to try couching!
The straw idea is pure genius. I would not go out a buy a special foot to try something but I would do the straw idea to try it to see if I liked it. Thanks again.
I love watching your videos. I learn so much from them.
Love your tutorials. I have learned so much about my machine!!
Thank you Laura!! I'm just working on the Nenuphar Kimono (Deer & Doe patterns) and have been couching some silk wool along some of the design lines. I loved your example using the decorative stitch. Wish I'd seen that before!!
I have been wanting to do some couching but avoiding another expensive foot for my Janome M7. This has given me some thoughts! Thank you!
I always learn something from watching your videos. Thank you so much for sharing! 🙂
Thank You Laura! Great tips and I like your straw idea! I hate to say it, but I didn’t know there was a hole on the side of free motion foot! Your the BEST!!!!!!
I loved you clear and thorough explanation of options to couch. 🙏
Thank you so much for this you have caused so many bells to go off in my head. Thank you so very much Anne
You are so creative! Thanks for showing us tips!
I always thought couching can b done only with that specific foot. Your video was very informative and also demonstrated how i can achieve the effect I desired with the foot I already have!! Very useful!
Literally the best video on couching
Very interesting, very informative. I learnt about different ways and methods. Specially the homemade one. Thanks for sharing.
The last free motion couching sample is beautiful
Love the look of couching. Very well done, Thanks
Excellent video! Thank you for posting.
I really enjoy all her videos. I have made 3 of her quilts using fabrics she chose and several others with her techniques. I pull up daily to see her new ones. Thank you Laura
thank you and thank you for taking the time to watch and to make the quilts:)
Great info. Thanks for sharing!
Very informative video. I really like your pretty scissors. Thank you so much for sharing this with us.
You are one great teacher! Thank you so much.
Laura, thank you so very much ! I will definitely try this! I'm learning free motion but I think this is a Great way to practice FM as well as making quilts with a little trim to add interest, so many things you can do with this the possibilities are endless! :) Love your videos, thanks again!
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Thanks for showing this. I’m going to try the 22 foot today. I’m nervous but I plan to test it first
Wow...I'm just getting into this...it's beautiful. You are an amazing teacher. Thank you
How can someone not like this very informative video, I have learn't so much, and great ideas, thank you.
Amazing, talented and knowledgeable girl! Thank you so much!
I love this!
some nice ideas, thank you. didn't think of quilting with this method.
Very useful video! your explanations are really clear. Thanks for sharing
Laura, I just tried the DIY couching foot idea (after seeing how much the foot I want costs) and it works a treat! You are a genius and I love to see what you come up with. Thanks so much for sharing and making it all sew very easy! :-)
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Very helpful details in a clear and inspiring presentation. Just what I was searching for.
Very informative. Thank you.
Thank you Laura for another wonderful video....Have you ever thought of doing different projects with different Sewing feet, so that we know how to use the different Sewing feet....example; like a pillow case with a zipper foot/ pot holder with the adjustable binding foot..ect...thank you again.
Brilliant!!
Thank you. So useful to know
Such a great video. I am hoping to use this technique on a wall hanging.
So cool! Thanks.
Wow! Thank you for very interesting video! 😍😍😍😍🤗🤗🤗🤗
Very helpful!!
I have done this but never thought to try it free motion!!! Gives me ideas!!!
Sooo inventive! My FAVE is your hilARious straw version. What a Hoot. I luuove how you think and when I grow up I wanna be you ;)
Thank you Laura, for sharing your Knowledge. Did you do the crouching without the feeddogs in this tutorial?
Please clear my doubt.Thank you.
Thank you for sharing something very new for me and it is very interesting
So wonderful
very informative .Thanks lot😍
Thank you so much for the information on vouching! Love it ! I was wondering what kind of gloves you are wearing?
just garden gloves :)
I would like to do this but I have A bother lx3817 and I don’t know if those tools will fit I will need help i just love the way they look beautiful work
So I should be able to couch the black of a stain glass quilt with my free motion foot just like the yellow on the red you did. Correct? That way I can do all my glass part and cover with couching the black over all the edges like you would real stain glass.😃😃
thank you
Great thank you 😀 Juli
Thanks for video
you can couch using the rolled hem foot too.
Hi! Where do you get the designs for couching? Really love the one you’ve used here.
Great explanations once again! With many more great hints- (I wont use this for a - little- while yet!).. I noticed your FOOT have number stickers on, mine don't (Paff) and I struggle at times seeing their numbers, thanks again Laura! Marietta Brisbane
I have a Pfaff, too, and was thinking the same thing the other day---
I have a Bernina and the feet are a little different and are very well marked.
I have a Bernina and the feet are a little different and are very well marked.
SewVeryEasy I bought my first machine, a Bernina 1130 and I got a really,thick manual with it detailing every foot and examples of what you could use them for. That was back in 1989/90. Sadly, I loaned the machine to someone and forgot about it, they dumped it before checking with me first, so angry, i loved that machine, don't make them like it anymore. 😪
Super thank you ♡
Do you have a video showing how you drew the design on your fabric? Did you use a light box?
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Very naece video
hi thanks for this very informative video... do anyone have any link I could purchase the free motion foot press? I was looking all around and could never find one! 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻
Be sure to get one that is suitable for your machine. Not all of them are interchangeable. I find the best way to get what you need is to go to a sewing machine repair shop or a shop that sells the sewing machines.
My heart sank - thought it as by hand
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I tried couching using my free motion quilt foot and some yarn...works fine in a straight line...but when you start to circle around the needle won't 'hit' the yarn at all, so there are missed spots! Thanks for the video!
D H try a different foot, I tried my free motion clear foot, but will try different foot.
hi D H. not sure what machine u have (mine r Brother & pfaff) and as i don't do couching that often, didn't purchase a specific foot so I use the N foot - normally reserved for decorative stitches. You can't use thick yarn and it takes practice, a LOT of practice. If you think it's something you'll do a lot, I'd purchase a couching foot, not usually expensive.
Hi DH, also I had same problem, after watching Laura's video, I now know much more, for the free mot foot she uses fine yarn & straight stitch as quilting, for the more decorative threads she uses other feet eg ziz zag and feed dogs up. WAtch her video again as it has lots of info, & later I also will practice as I want to use couching more. I think I might have been threading foot wrong as another lady noted.
Is the couching design an original?
If not where can I find design.
Hi what's the name of the gold cord please
Please where can I get the foot to buy? Thank you
Hi, where do I buy a couching foot for my industrial Juki sewing machine?
Where can I purchase that foot at 10.36 please? and what is it called EXACTLY please? Thank you in advance for a reply.
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Laura can you please tell me what number your Couching FMQ foot is that you use for your Bernina. I want to get one, but did not see what number your foot was thank you.
it was number 43
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Free motion foot is more useful