Beginner's Quilting Stitch Patterns
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- Опубликовано: 29 окт 2024
- Learn what presser foot gives the best results, how to hold the fabric while stitching, straight stitch patterns, diagonal stitch patterns, serpentine stitch, and other machine specialty stitches.
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Thank you for showing how to attach the feet. Loved the comparison of walking feet and quilting pattern ideas with useful tips. Hubby at the end with the pillows was a cute finish. It brought me joy.
Hi Maria. So glad the beginner's quilt stitch tutorial was helpful. Thanks for watching, and happy sewing. 😍
This video was a God send for me. I made my first quilt top at the end of last year and stopped there. I watched many videos of people showing how to quilt but not one of them explained the very basics. I knew there was a “special” foot and now, after watching your video, I understand the difference between three different feet and how to use them. I now know stitch length is important. You’ve explained how to use the basic straight stitch and simple decorative stitches for quilting. I can’t thank you enough for sharing this video.
Thank you for all this information. I want to machine quilt and you just made it a lot more clear to me. I think I can do these! Going to go make a quilt sample sandwich and give it a go. So enjoy your teaching.
Such a cute and straight forward placemat with super great instructions! Thank you Cheryl ♥️
Hi Rose. Glad you liked the beginner's quilt stitch pattern tutorial. Thanks for watching💗and happy sewing😍
Thank you soooo much for sharing! I really love how you take the time to explain tips for beginners! 10 thumbs up for you!! 😄
Very helpful! Thanks for the step by step instructions. This looks so much easier than free motion quilting and the results look great.
Hi Cheryl. I have learned so much just by watching your channel. I am looking forward to trying to quilt. Should have a space to work in about a month. Will keep watching in the mean time. Have a good day and thank you.
Thank you so very much for your tutorials!! I can now start quilting my table runners and toppers!!! 🥰👍🎃
You’re welcome 😀
You are such an excellent teacher.
Thank you! 😃 Thanks for watching, and happy sewing. 😍
What a wonderful tutorial. Thank you for all the great tips and techniques. I definitely will be utilizing more stitches on my sewing machine.
Thanks for sharing Sherrill!!
THanks Sherrill, I always learn so much from your videos.❤️
Thank. I’m ready to quilt my first quilt. Your video was help.🌹
Glad it was helpful! Thanks for watching, and happy sewing. 😍
Love your simple explanations, very helpful!
I have only used the walking foot or the standard foot most often. I don’t think I’ve used a stitch in the ditch foot before. Might have to try it next time. Thanks for your very helpful demonstrations.
Thank you so much for watching and happy sewing! 😍
Excellent tutorial and so detailed and informative. Great job.
Love your tutorials
Hi Chelly. Thanks for watching💗 and happy sewing😍
Thanks I learned a lot today ... it will be useful in the future.
Glad it was helpful! Thanks for watching, and happy sewing. 😍
Brilliant tutorial
Hi Madge. Thank you. Glad it was helpful. Thanks for watching, and happy sewing. 😍
Love your tutorials so informative
Wow awesome video and explanations ty
Glad you liked it Reef. Happy sewing. 😍
Great tips!
Hi Cheryl, love your videos! Just started seeing a few months ago and you have been so helpful. Quick question, do you backstitch with the serpentine stitch? If you do, does the walking foot allow backstitching?
Hi Kayla. Yes you can backstitch on the serpentine stitch but I usually don't. The walking presser foot does not will allow back stitching. On my sewing machine this is a lock stitch button that I press at the beginning and ending of a row of stitching. Look in your user's manual for the location of that stitch. On both of my machines the button is on the very front. Hope this helps. Thanks for watching💗and happy sewing😍
This video was recommended for me to learn more about waving stitching, very good demonstrations! However I do not have a quilting machine. I am NOT good at doing free form stitching with motion foot!!! Is there a way to do wavy patterns when doing potholders? Any suggestions would be appreciated. Thank you
Hi Bijoux. Does your sewing machine have the "serpentine" stitch on it? It is not a free motion stitch. It is already programmed into the computerized sewing machine. I use the "serpentine" stitch on drink coasters, pot holders, table runners, just about everything. You can buy a computerized sewing machine for about $400.00. Look at Babylock, or buy a used one. Otherwise, I don't know how to do a wavy line other than doing free motion. I'm not good at free motion either. Thanks for watching, and happy sewing.
@@TheSewingRoomChannel OH thank you!!! I do have it on my sewing machine! I had never used that stitch. I just thought it was just another 'decorative" stitch, and don't use many. I tried different settings, to make wider or narrower and well as stitch length. I works great, I just did a scrap piece for practice. Now I will have to get my potholder materials ready. Thank you so much for the educational information. This is a great feature. So glad I watched your video and got help from you. I will watch more of them becasue I want to learn more.
Yes love watching you 😂❤ very nice!😊
Hi Ann. Glad you liked the beginner's quilting stitch patterns tutorial. Thanks for watching💗and happy sewing😍
Mil gracias, genial.
Great explanation of quilt stitches. Question- did you use a walking foot when you did the embroidery stitching?
Hi Nancy. On the Babylock Crescendo there is a specialty foot for the large embroidery stitches, and that is what I used during the video. Thanks for watching, and happy sewing.
How do you make your decorative stitching bigger so that your pattern is bigger on your quilt
Hi Jennifer. It depends on the available features on your sewing machine. Select the buttons that make stitches wider and longer. You high end sewing machines do have larger decorative stitch patterns. The examples in this tutorial were made longer and wider. Hope this helps. Thanks for watching💗 and happy sewing😍
No offense I found the endvery funny in a positive way 🤣
Hi Lotlot. It was meant to be entertaining and enjoyable. Thanks for watching, and happy sewing. 😍
Is your dog feed up or down
Hi Maria. Your feed dog is up. If you were using a free motion pressure foot, then the feed dog is down. Thanks for watching, and happy sewing.😍
Echo is the correct spelling 😂
Hi Mary. Thank you for the correction👍 Thanks for watching💗and happy sewing😍