Hi Angela, my name is Celeste and I live in Westminster Colorado and I absolutely LOVE your videos!!! I just got a brand new Baby Lock long arm sewing machine for Christmas and I love it!! I'm brand new at learning how to use the long arm but I bought your book " Meandering" and I love it!! I hope my sister and I can do a road trip this summer to visit your store! We would hit the jackpot if we get to meet you and take one of your classes!!! I've been quilting for about 25 years and love your style! I am 58 years old and work at a private school. Thank you for all your videos! Your amazing and so fun and encouraging ! Thanks again!
Ive fallen a bit behind on the quilt a long schedule due to, you know… Life. I just re-watched this video and did a few blocks of wavy lines and serpentine lines with a wicked ass beastie boys video cranked in the background. GOOD TIMES!! I was totally impressed with how my very first attempt at serpentine lines was completely atrocious and my last block totally rocked. I feel like I must attribute my success to both you Angela Walters and the Beastie Boys 30 min music video on RUclips "Make Some Noise" which helped me drop my shoulder tension and just rock out! :D my sewing machine sure made some noise! Lol
Just cruising and watching you on YT, don't often comment but OMG I just had to your daughter...wow, talk about a mini you lol well keep up the great work I love watching your tutorials and have learnt heaps, thank you
Watching this whole series playlist - - for the umptheenth time. I'm actually trying some of the stitches. But still, not my strong suit. However I LOVE watching you anyway.
I think I am going to love these, but I also think I would like your ruler for an aid. Your daughter is adorable and look forward to seeing her in the quilting world with her Mom. Thanks again for your wonderful video tutorial...Claudia
Such fun to be with you, Angela, and so many other folks from around the world. Thanks for your excellent and fun teaching! I always learn something new! Happy Quilting!
You have "upped my game" immeasurably with this series-I was quite decent before but this has taken me places I've ALWAYS wanted to go! Thank you so very much!
Stunt quilter? Hilarious! This is a wonderful tutorial on serpentine lines, I feel very confident that it's doable. Definitely want to get your line of Creative Grids rulers too. Thanks for another fab video Angela!
I am enjoying this course immensely. I am not making the quilt at the moment and telling myself it's because of the colours. Pink and white is not my style but I have plenty of other colours I could use. Most of all I am trying not to copy you too much as I am off to teach free motion quilting next week here in the UK but rest assured I am taking your books with me and will be singing the praises of your courses and challenges. Love your presentation skills and your enthusiasm and your whole quilt story.
I just love your videos and the way you teach. You make it look so easy and your quilting is always beautiful!!! I'm working on the serpentine quilting on a border. It took some practicing to get it to look right...but I'm able to watch your videos over and over and that really helps!! Thanks for all the work you put into the quilt along and I'm looking forward to the next one! Love your midnight quilt show tonight! 😀
Wow all of your videos are so helpful. I especially like how you show us what to do if we goof up and what not to worry about. OK, so I am NOT going to worry and try the serpentine lines:)
Thank you, thank you, thank you . So helpful to watch you quilt on a large quilt instead of just a sampler sandwich. The key that I know I need to focus on is keeping my spacing consistent. That will help me a lot.
Wow, I 'm working on my fourth quilt and the first one I've done with sashing. I was wondering how I should quilt the sashing and lo-and-behold you cover it in this video. Yay, Angela!
Thank you for sharing your knowledge and skills. This video is a perfect lesson; well paced, clear and achievable. I had limited skills at the start of this series but now I can feel my reportoire expanding! Love from Australia
Great tutorial, Angela. I watched first and then I will go into my sewing room and try it on my TIara. Thank you for the way to make me feel like I can do it. I can wait to try all this on a REAL quilt, not just a practice one. I must say, though, that the practice quilt is a fabulous idea!
I love this! I just got a ruler foot for my Brother machine and can't wait to try these stitches. Thanks for taking the time to show us how it's done. Go Royals!
I impressed some quilters that have been quiltting for 20 years, I have been quiltting for about 3 months, completed 5 tops , been watching you and learning finaly finished one , thankyou so much for all your great videos. Your good teacher, and fun to watch.
You have helped me soooo much this past winter I can think of a way to repay you other than thank you, Thank You, 😊 keep up the good work. Love your videos.
The first set of wavy lines reminds me of the woodgrain quilting I have seen. Great, now I know how to do that! Thanks so much. Really enjoying this challenge!
Thank you Angela as I've been kind of struggling with Serpentine lines, but than bought your new ruler and wow, I'm loving it and makes Serpentine lines so much easier and feeling much better about doing them free motion after working with the ruler. Great video!!!
This design is very relaxing! I use to paper and pen this design as a penmanship doodle ( does anyone still do penmanship?) 😉. Your explanation on what to watch for and how to accomplish the design was just the right think-link for me. All these designs have been incredibly helpful ~ thank you so much‼️
Thanks Angela for doing this! I know this has helped so many gain confidence, and helped reinforce skills. I use wavy lines to make applique pop by surrounding the applique with the lines.
I love how slow you go to show the ease of quilting wavy lines. What is your recommendation for the quilting foot? I have a cheap plastic, open toe foot but noticed yours...it looks much smaller...what would be best? Thanks
I love your teaching style! You make it seem so easy! As a very new beginner, one question I have is about starting and stopping my quilting? Do you start with pulling up the bottom thread and knotting it and do the same at the end? Or do you stitch small stitches close together when you start and stop. Or is there another method? Thanks so much for all of you quilting designs!
thanks for sharing your talent with us, you have isnpired me to have a go at fmq. I would so love to use my bernina ruler foot so I could alternate between fmq and ruler but I find it hard to see where I am going. Great job........... and hugs from France.
There is something beautiful about the serpentine line. I think it reminds me of the Lake Michigan shoreline with the effects the wind creates on the sand. And yes, sometimes I say, "I did it, wow that looks as good as Angela's". But then I loose it. Someday I will have to get the ruler. But that also involves getting the foot. Why can't money just grow on trees?
Love this video, Angela! I wonder how these two designs would look in a two-color hunters star quilt. Or could you (or your readers) recommend designs? I'd like to use one on the navy and something else on the ivory. :)
Thank you again for making this tutorial for us!!! I think I need all these rulers, & a ruler foot, Sooo..... could you make a video tutorial where the rulers are required, that way hubby will know that I really need to buy everything to quilt my quilts, & that I also need a long arm!!! LOL
When doing free motion do you use anything on the quilting table ( sit down long arm ) also what is the name of the gloves you prefer with rulers and quilting . ?
Hi Angela. I bought my first ruler (slim) and ruler foot, I've watched several of your vids, and I'm as ready as I'll ever be to start quilting with it, but I want to know is it necessary to use the darning plate, (cover or drop feed dogs)?
Hi, Newbie question here: Why do you have to make your waves so close together? Some of the batting I buy says "stitching maybe up to 8 inches apart. So, why so close together? just trying to learn. Thanks.
Angela help! I'm still way back at the beginning. 😢😉. I had already purchased a couple of the FM feet for my little Singer Pro. I tried them both and my darning foot too. They worked great! I had the movement and rhythm down surprisingly good and was needing mainly to practice shapes. I was out of operation for quite a while -fibromyalgia flare up- Tried to practice this week in hopes of catching up and it was disastrous! The crazy (🙄) FM feet would not come down far enough to even skim over the top of the same sample Quilt sandwich I'd used before. The thread knotted up on top and bottom of Quilt piece. Is there any hope? I understand if this is too lengthy for you to tackle. (Don't know where else to go with specific question.) Love love your Midnight Quilting RUclips program❣️Thanks
Angela Walters No I don't have any adjustment for the feet. My old Singer had it. Sadly I lost my old metal dependable Singer to the junk yard😢. Thank you for taking time to answer. I
Angela I really appreciate your tutorials, I watch them over and over. Can you please leave samples on the screen a few more seconds for us to see? I barely take in what you're talking about before the sample is whisked away while I was still drinking in it's beauty.....just a few more seconds?
I may be dense but on several of these wonderful videos, Angela mentions other info such as quilting plans that are "available below the box" I can not find these items. All I see are the comments.
I watched the video, printed off the sheets, tried a wee practice line, then went to my square. Nearly at the bottom of the first line (pushing the block away from myself), my needle broke! That is the first time this has happened.After checking everything out yet again, I started again. A line and a half this time before the thread broke. Then another line and a half and another thread break. Quit for the day. I had only just (yesterday afternoon) done the dot to dot piece over again successfully after having trouble the first time and all the settings were the same and I kept the ruler foot on (Juki TL2010Q). Why can I not get my settings to work consistently. The only difference was that I used the ruler for the dot to dot and not for the wavy lines. Help!!!
Cindy Swoveland A couple of weeks ago a similar thing happened to me. I was quilting along fine, didn’t change settings, and my thread started breaking. I tried re-threading, changing the needle, changing thread, turning the machine off and on, etc. Nothing was helping and the tension became all out of whack, too. My husband suggested unplugging the machine completely. I had my doubts because I had already tried a restart; but, I did it anyhow. Lo, and behold! It worked! No idea why unplugging the machine helped, but it did. You might give it a try. Good luck!
Interesting. I can see this if one has a computerized machine...computers of all kinds (even my old washing machine) need to be rebooted periodically. But my Juki is not computerized. It is a mechanical machine. And I unplug and plug back in regularly anyway as I don't want to leave it plugged in lest the dog accidentally start it up!
Hey I hope you’ve fixed this issue by now....but.....if you haven’t, just take a few stitches in place till your needle is up to speed then take off smoothly,like driving a car lol 👍👍👍👍
Hi Angela, my name is Celeste and I live in Westminster Colorado and I absolutely LOVE your videos!!! I just got a brand new Baby Lock long arm sewing machine for Christmas and I love it!! I'm brand new at learning how to use the long arm but I bought your book " Meandering" and I love it!! I hope my sister and I can do a road trip this summer to visit your store! We would hit the jackpot if we get to meet you and take one of your classes!!! I've been quilting for about 25 years and love your style! I am 58 years old and work at a private school. Thank you for all your videos! Your amazing and so fun and encouraging ! Thanks again!
Ive fallen a bit behind on the quilt a long schedule due to, you know… Life. I just re-watched this video and did a few blocks of wavy lines and serpentine lines with a wicked ass beastie boys video cranked in the background. GOOD TIMES!! I was totally impressed with how my very first attempt at serpentine lines was completely atrocious and my last block totally rocked. I feel like I must attribute my success to both you Angela Walters and the Beastie Boys 30 min music video on RUclips "Make Some Noise" which helped me drop my shoulder tension and just rock out! :D my sewing machine sure made some noise! Lol
Just cruising and watching you on YT, don't often comment but OMG I just had to your daughter...wow, talk about a mini you lol well keep up the great work I love watching your tutorials and have learnt heaps, thank you
Watching this whole series playlist - - for the umptheenth time. I'm actually trying some of the stitches. But still, not my strong suit. However I LOVE watching you anyway.
I think I am going to love these, but I also think I would like your ruler for an aid. Your daughter is adorable and look forward to seeing her in the quilting world with her Mom. Thanks again for your wonderful video tutorial...Claudia
Where do you get the practice dot to dot exercise
Such fun to be with you, Angela, and so many other folks from around the world. Thanks for your excellent and fun teaching! I always learn something new! Happy Quilting!
And, Chloe, your stunt woman, looks just like you! Chloe, that’s a compliment!
Ha ha! the wavy lines reminds me of a Roomba! It goes for a while, then touches something and goes a different direction. :)
You have "upped my game" immeasurably with this series-I was quite decent before but this has taken me places I've ALWAYS wanted to go! Thank you so very much!
You just answered my quilting question for a quilt that I started-----hyuummmm---decades ago Angela. You rock girl, thank you again.❤️💕
Your quilting challange has really added to my idea box.
Stunt quilter? Hilarious! This is a wonderful tutorial on serpentine lines, I feel very confident that it's doable. Definitely want to get your line of Creative Grids rulers too. Thanks for another fab video Angela!
I am enjoying this course immensely. I am not making the quilt at the moment and telling myself it's because of the colours. Pink and white is not my style but I have plenty of other colours I could use. Most of all I am trying not to copy you too much as I am off to teach free motion quilting next week here in the UK but rest assured I am taking your books with me and will be singing the praises of your courses and challenges. Love your presentation skills and your enthusiasm and your whole quilt story.
Just getting beyond stitch in the ditch..your videos are really interesting and positive. Thanks so much for sharing your skills with us!
I just love your videos and the way you teach. You make it look so easy and your quilting is always beautiful!!! I'm working on the serpentine quilting on a border. It took some practicing to get it to look right...but I'm able to watch your videos over and over and that really helps!! Thanks for all the work you put into the quilt along and I'm looking forward to the next one! Love your midnight quilt show tonight! 😀
I love these serpentine lines! I can see how they would work on borders very nicely. I love the way you teach.👍
Love all your help. Thanks!
Wow all of your videos are so helpful. I especially like how you show us what to do if we goof up and what not to worry about. OK, so I am NOT going to worry and try the serpentine lines:)
Thank you, thank you, thank you . So helpful to watch you quilt on a large quilt instead of just a sampler sandwich. The key that I know I need to focus on is keeping my spacing consistent. That will help me a lot.
Wow, I 'm working on my fourth quilt and the first one I've done with sashing. I was wondering how I should quilt the sashing and lo-and-behold you cover it in this video. Yay, Angela!
Thank you for sharing your knowledge and skills. This video is a perfect lesson; well paced, clear and achievable. I had limited skills at the start of this series but now I can feel my reportoire expanding! Love from Australia
I love this series you are doing on the free motion quilting. It really helps
Great tutorial, Angela. I watched first and then I will go into my sewing room and try it on my TIara. Thank you for the way to make me feel like I can do it. I can wait to try all this on a REAL quilt, not just a practice one. I must say, though, that the practice quilt is a fabulous idea!
I love this! I just got a ruler foot for my Brother machine and can't wait to try these stitches. Thanks for taking the time to show us how it's done. Go Royals!
Angela, You are amazing to share your knowledge with us. Thank you, thank you, thank you!!
-Jean 💟
Jean Vincenzo f
Thank you for posting this. FMQ scares me a little bit but you make this look achievable. :-)
Thank you Angela. I’m working on my first quilt where everything is quilted. Watching this video and your others has helped a lot..
Thankyou Angela, I completed my first free motion top after watching these videos, came out beautiful.
Yay!!! I am so glad that you are finding them helpful!
I impressed some quilters that have been quiltting for 20 years, I have been quiltting for about 3 months, completed 5 tops , been watching you and learning finaly finished one , thankyou so much for all your great videos. Your good teacher, and fun to watch.
Thank you for a great video!!💐🌻🌞
You have helped me soooo much this past winter I can think of a way to repay you other than thank you, Thank You, 😊 keep up the good work. Love your videos.
Thanks so much for all the help Angela. I need lots of practice but I have confidence that you will help me succeed. 👍
You can definitely do it!!! I'm right here cheering you on!!
Thank you so much Angela! Can’t wait to get practicing wavy lines.
The first set of wavy lines reminds me of the woodgrain quilting I have seen. Great, now I know how to do that! Thanks so much. Really enjoying this challenge!
I have used the waves line quilting with my long arm around a tea cup quilt. It made it look like steam . Thank you
Thank you Angela as I've been kind of struggling with Serpentine lines, but than bought your new ruler and wow, I'm loving it and makes Serpentine lines so much easier and feeling much better about doing them free motion after working with the ruler. Great video!!!
Yay! I am so glad that you found it helpful!!
Another wonderful and thoughtful tutorial, Angela! Thank you so much for all you do to share your knowledge and expertise. ❤️
Happy I found this "wavy line" quilting. Going to try this on my very first quilt top! Thanks for all you do on You Tube.
This design is very relaxing! I use to paper and pen this design as a penmanship doodle ( does anyone still do penmanship?) 😉. Your explanation on what to watch for and how to accomplish the design was just the right think-link for me. All these designs have been incredibly helpful ~ thank you so much‼️
Wonderful Angela ,Thank you
Great instructions. Thank you
Your awesome. Wish I had found you sooner.
I'm looking forward to mastering this weeks lesson. I can't thank you enough for doing this challenge with us.
Love this one too, you are the best!
Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge with us!❤️
Very good tutorial , specially for beginners . Thanks for encouraging me to get going and startr free motion quilting
Thanks Angela for doing this! I know this has helped so many gain confidence, and helped reinforce skills. I use wavy lines to make applique pop by surrounding the applique with the lines.
Excellent ! Thanks
Thank You, just trying to learn & got some of your ideas down.
Just keep practicing, I promise that it gets easier with practice!
Love it!
I love how slow you go to show the ease of quilting wavy lines. What is your recommendation for the quilting foot? I have a cheap plastic, open toe foot but noticed yours...it looks much smaller...what would be best? Thanks
Love these designs! Thanks so much for these videos! You make me look like I actually know what I’m doing. LOL
Love these videos!
I love this! Thank you!
I love your teaching style! You make it seem so easy! As a very new beginner, one question I have is about starting and stopping my quilting? Do you start with pulling up the bottom thread and knotting it and do the same at the end? Or do you stitch small stitches close together when you start and stop. Or is there another method? Thanks so much for all of you quilting designs!
I've learned so much from your videos and books. Just wondering...will you be giving us ideas for quilting the white areas? Thank you very much.
Most definitely! It will be the last video in the series....thanks so much for watching!
thanks for sharing your talent with us, you have isnpired me to have a go at fmq. I would so love to use my bernina ruler foot so I could alternate between fmq and ruler but I find it hard to see where I am going. Great job........... and hugs from France.
This is definitely my hardest one for me .. NOT GIVING UP (: .. thank you thank you
There is something beautiful about the serpentine line. I think it reminds me of the Lake Michigan shoreline with the effects the wind creates on the sand. And yes, sometimes I say, "I did it, wow that looks as good as Angela's". But then I loose it. Someday I will have to get the ruler. But that also involves getting the foot. Why can't money just grow on trees?
Really came out beautiful! I'm thinking about the wavy lines for the sashing on a quilt I'm working on.
Love this video, Angela! I wonder how these two designs would look in a two-color hunters star quilt. Or could you (or your readers) recommend designs? I'd like to use one on the navy and something else on the ivory. :)
Thank you again for making this tutorial for us!!! I think I need all these rulers, & a ruler foot, Sooo..... could you make a video tutorial where the rulers are required, that way hubby will know that I really need to buy everything to quilt my quilts, & that I also need a long arm!!! LOL
When doing free motion do you use anything on the quilting table ( sit down long arm ) also what is the name of the gloves you prefer with rulers and quilting . ?
So much great info in your videos. I am wondering what thread you are using... what fiber and weight? Same in the bobbin as on the spool?
I'm just wondering what is going on in the borders of this quilt? should we be working on those as we go, or will one of the later weeks go over this?
Hi Angela. I bought my first ruler (slim) and ruler foot, I've watched several of your vids, and I'm as ready as I'll ever be to start quilting with it, but I want to know is it necessary to use the darning plate, (cover or drop feed dogs)?
Súper LINDO
Hi, Newbie question here: Why do you have to make your waves so close together? Some of the batting I buy says "stitching maybe up to 8 inches apart. So, why so close together? just trying to learn. Thanks.
Angela help! I'm still way back at the beginning. 😢😉. I had already purchased a couple of the FM feet for my little Singer Pro. I tried them both and my darning foot too. They worked great! I had the movement and rhythm down surprisingly good and was needing mainly to practice shapes. I was out of operation for quite a while -fibromyalgia flare up- Tried to practice this week in hopes of catching up and it was disastrous! The crazy (🙄) FM feet would not come down far enough to even skim over the top of the same sample Quilt sandwich I'd used before. The thread knotted up on top and bottom of Quilt piece. Is there any hope? I understand if this is too lengthy for you to tackle. (Don't know where else to go with specific question.) Love love your Midnight Quilting RUclips program❣️Thanks
Do that have a little dial that you can use to adjust the height of the foot? That might help them be low enough to the quilt sandwich.
Angela Walters No I don't have any adjustment for the feet. My old Singer had it. Sadly I lost my old metal dependable Singer to the junk yard😢. Thank you for taking time to answer. I
Angela I really appreciate your tutorials, I watch them over and over. Can you please leave samples on the screen a few more seconds for us to see? I barely take in what you're talking about before the sample is whisked away while I was still drinking in it's beauty.....just a few more seconds?
Just pause the video and then you can look at the sample as long as you like. :-)
Ángela me puedes dar algún consejo para que no me salgan arrugas al acolchar ,siempre me sale alguna por mucho que me esfuerzo en estirarlo gracias
Would it be wrong to quilt both the sides of the whale tail instead of doing one line and then the next???
Could you use serpentine in a spiral or circular shape? Sort of like you can with feathers
U Rock
I may be dense but on several of these wonderful videos, Angela mentions other info such as quilting plans that are "available below the box" I can not find these items. All I see are the comments.
Would you stitch sideways if using a long arm for the wavy lines?
Anyone know what sewing machine Angela is using?
Oh this is great, you are the best at helping me hide my goofs. Ha, is it from personal experience? Lol
When you have made a curved line for the side, do you still use the Squiggly Ruler? Not working for me.
Why is video #6 marked as a private video and unable to be viewed?
Do you quilt on the back side or the front side..
You can quilt from either side, although I prefer to quilt with the front side.
Hi link to pattern is not working. Pls help thx. ❤
Sub títulos en español por favor. Gracias
When you get a chance, would you please look at my question under last week's video? I posted it late, but would love to know.... Thanks!
Does your machine use a Stitch Regulator?
No it doesn't. I don't prefer working with a stitch regulator. I promise that getting consist stitch length will come with practice!
I hope so -- giggle
This one looks much more doable for me...maybe now I will get out of the ditch lol
I can''t find the print out for this class
Here you go: mailchi.mp/d839c66d4434/quilting-wavy-serpentine-line-week-6-quilting-along
Where are the Diagrams located?
Here you go: bit.ly/2qrRiSi
I watched the video, printed off the sheets, tried a wee practice line, then went to my square. Nearly at the bottom of the first line (pushing the block away from myself), my needle broke! That is the first time this has happened.After checking everything out yet again, I started again. A line and a half this time before the thread broke. Then another line and a half and another thread break. Quit for the day. I had only just (yesterday afternoon) done the dot to dot piece over again successfully after having trouble the first time and all the settings were the same and I kept the ruler foot on (Juki TL2010Q). Why can I not get my settings to work consistently. The only difference was that I used the ruler for the dot to dot and not for the wavy lines. Help!!!
Cindy Swoveland A couple of weeks ago a similar thing happened to me. I was quilting along fine, didn’t change settings, and my thread started breaking. I tried re-threading, changing the needle, changing thread, turning the machine off and on, etc. Nothing was helping and the tension became all out of whack, too. My husband suggested unplugging the machine completely. I had my doubts because I had already tried a restart; but, I did it anyhow. Lo, and behold! It worked! No idea why unplugging the machine helped, but it did. You might give it a try. Good luck!
Interesting. I can see this if one has a computerized machine...computers of all kinds (even my old washing machine) need to be rebooted periodically. But my Juki is not computerized. It is a mechanical machine. And I unplug and plug back in regularly anyway as I don't want to leave it plugged in lest the dog accidentally start it up!
Ah, bummer. I’m no help then.
But it was a good suggestion....thanks anyway.
Wow that makes me nervous. I'll try and see what happens.
😫 My BFF (sewing machine) is down for the count... enjoyed this video though. Thank you!
Thanks for making mistakes and showing how to fix them. I’ve had some trouble with these before, but you’ve convinced me to try again.
that is how I feel about my sewing machine too
Denise Stone oh no your poorly baby
Every time I stop to reposition my hands there is a little bump when I start to sew again. Does anyone else get this? How to I fix it?
Thank you!
Hey I hope you’ve fixed this issue by now....but.....if you haven’t, just take a few stitches in place till your needle is up to speed then take off smoothly,like driving a car lol 👍👍👍👍
@@Iamgone1961 I have, but thank you!
She’s a mini you 😉
What if you are doing strip style.
I see a dolphin in there
P
Too long. 17 Minutes of wavy lines is just boring. I love your videos and i am looking forward every week to watch a new one but this is not your best
Well, I didn't think it was too long! It was perfect for us beginners.
I could have watched another 15 minutes easily of anything Angela quilting.
Hmmm I'll keep that in mind for my future free tutorials.