Free Motion Quilting Hack ~ Beginner Quilter Hack
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- Опубликовано: 21 авг 2021
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Tracy I can't count the number of times I have lessoned to your tutorials. They are encouraging and very honest. Great encouragement for a beginner quilter!!!😊
❤😊 Thank's Ur Awesome, Great Teaching, Great idea, Enjoying ❤😊
I practice with my machine unthreaded. Then I might thread machine and practice stitching. When I cover material all over and want to practice more I thread again with another color. Do this as many times as you wish. The different color stitches lets me see how well I am doing. When you have covered practice piece and need a new one use it to make a potholder interlining.
What a great idea!! I'm going to definitely try this!!
Doodling with a pencil on paper is actually the opposite of what you do at the machine. I tried to figure out how to rig up a pencil so I could move paper under it, but my imagination and skill failed me. Thank you for solving this problem for me! It's so simple, but ingenious! I am deeply grateful and am looking forward to finally conquering some simple free-motion.
I have not started free motion quilting because I was moving to stiffly! This is an amazing way to learn!!!
*_Thank you for the kind feedback Katherine....it really is easy and it really does work✅Keep me posted on how it works out for you💛_*
Wow what a brilliant idea, thank you.
You’re really VERY Clever, I may not be a quilter yet, but I certainly know a brilliant idea when I see it :)
*_Thanks so much Moe💜 and thank you for watching✅_*
Oh my Goodness! I have watched so many different tutorials on Free Motion Quilting & I still wasn't sure what to do or how to... and really was afraid to try it. But then I seen your tutorial!! This is Fantastic & you make it so Simple to understand!! I thank you so very much for making this 🙂🙃🤗
Tracy you make this look so easy thanks for your havk
You are so welcome!❤️
Great hack. Will definitely give its a try. Thank you
Ahhhh Tracy- Another Genius Hack! I Love 💕 This! What a game changer, no more wasting materials and I can practice over and over again! I’m definitely implementing this in my arsenal tips and tricks that are mostly from You Dear! Thank You for Sharing Your Ideas 💡 with Us! 😊❤😊🥰👍🥰
Oh yes this is a great practice hack Marie....I used it a ton in the beginning✅
This is brilliant!
Very clever! I love the idea, much better than just wasting fabric and batting!
*_Yes- YouX- I hate wasting fabric!✅_*
Great information. Thanks for sharing.
Very clever!!!
This is one of the best learning tools for quilting I have seen ! I've also been down the quilt sandwich road over and over. I'm sewing a Christmas panel quilt and I have had the top done for 2 weeks now by I just can't seem to figure out the quilting. Some of it will be simple outlines with some echoing but there are areas I want to do a meandering loopy line with stars and I think this will be a great way to practice! Thank you so much for for sharing this wonderful technique.
*_I think this technique will really help all of us💛Have fun finishing up your quilt✅_*
This is genius! I am going to practice my feathers and much more. Thanks so much. Love your channel, especially your trips to good will.
*_You're welcome Paula....I need to practice feathers too✅_*
This is a great hack! I am getting ready to do my first freemotion attempt, now I have a way to practice before I actually put my beloved quilt on the machine so maybe I won’t ruin it! Thank you so much!
You can do it Janet!!!🎉
What a fabulous idea!! I have been so intimidated to try free motion quilting but after seeing this trick... I've got to try it!! Thanks for sharing Tracy!!
*_You can do it Laura!💜_*
Fantastic idea. Can't wait to try. Saving thread and wear and tear on machine!!!!!
Great idea! I have everything ready to go,printed patterns to place under a vinyl shower curtain to practice on. And as someone else suggested, 1 inch lines drawn to practice cursive o's,e's and c's. However even the shortest marker will not fit on throat of my machine. I will mount on front in line with needle and see how it goes. Practice is practice, memory skills here I come!
Linette..with all machines being different you will have to try it in dif positions...in front sounds like a good idea✅ YOU can do it!!!🎉
You have to remember you’re not sewing anything . Just make
Small blocks and do quilt as you go , better practice
That is such a neat idea! I will have to try this, since I have been wanting to start to learn how to free motion quilt.
What a great idea!!! I too did not enjoy throwing away fabric that I practiced on. I will be practicing more from now on.
*_Thanks grammy K! 💜I remember one day I was making a stack of quilt practice sandwiches....and then it hit me...I'll be throwing these in the garbage!_*
No don't throw away make pot holders out of them ,,, I put binding on mine and use them as pot holders. I know to use double ones to take something out of the oven , has they are not so thick. I have seen people using Moda fabric to practice on,, well I'm not that well off so I use my scraps or older fabric that I have picked up at a thrift. I just don't like to waste.
*_ @Renee Corbin LOL about using moda to practice with! I'm not that well off either! Thanks for all yo_* ur great ideas💛
Great idea love you vedio's Thank you
I think you did great. No one is perfect, but that also means each piece is a one of a kind. That sounds like art to me.
*_You are absolutely right Kathleen✅_*
what a great idea
Thank you so much for this video. I have been wanting to start free motioning, so I can use that money on more fabric!!
I appreciate these type of videos.
Love this, save so much thread, fabric and batting. Never thought about doing this. This is fantastic
*_Glad it was helpful Dawn!✅_*
I'd definitely be holding the fabric closer to the needle as I FMQ - at the end. It feels like to me, the foot is too close to the fabric - as it is pushing it. I find the hack an interesting idea though I just "do it" and don't really practice all that much. I figure that I can practice all day and never feel like I'm 'there', so I just do it.
*_I love your "Just Do It" attitude Becky💜_*
I loved the dry erase marker with the vinyl fuse. I am much more comfortable with FM since using your idea! Thank-you so much!!!!
I'm so glad! Thank you for coming back to comment about it 💛
Your tips for binding and stipling are magic.i ve done both before and all I got was massive frustration.i am now going to try these techniques.am self taught and soo far your channel has been awesome for a novice.thank you soo much.love it.Odette from Queensland Australia.soo many blessings and much gratitude.
It can be frustrating for sure....thank you for the kind feedback of my channel💛
My quilting friend led me to your You Tube video's and WOW I am so happy to have found you, thank you for sharing all of your wonderful sewing tips that help us to learn more about "sewing".
How nice of your quilty friend💛 Welcome to The Sewing Channel💛
You malady, have inspired me beyond belief to jump on the free motion quilting wagon, Thanks for your great teaching and inspiration! ❤
Wonderful! YOU got this Patty❣️
This the best jaw dropping tip for free motion quilting! Love this!!
Glad it was helpful Wendy💛
Love this sooooo much. What a grand idea. Thank you!!
*_You are so welcome!💜 It's really easy to attach on too...and the good part is...if and when you want the velcro piece off....it comes off damage free✅_*
Brilliant!
Tracy this is an aweso.e money saver! Thanks for always thinking for me!
*_You are absolutely so welcome Celine💛_*
I’ve wanted to free-motion quilt but it seemed so intimidating. This is fantastic. I can’t wait to try it
*_Awesome...have fun with it✅_*
Great idea. This can be a real game changer to get confidence to go for it!
You never cease to amaze me!
*_LOL😂 Thanks for watching forever18021💛_*
Tracy is an awesome teacher😊
This was a great hack to find out about. Can’t wait to get my vinyl and play around. Thanks for the great idea.
*_Glad it was helpful!✅_*
This is a PHENOMENAL idea! I need to practice. Thank you for sharing this with us. 😊❤🎉
What a great hack! Thank you so much! Takes the fear out of it! And the waste.
*_Thanks Linda for the kind feedback💛_*
I love learning from you.Love your teaching videos.
*_Thank you so much Lucille💜_*
what a great idea!! ty ty ty my biggest problem learning this is the foot speed, trying to keep that steady. Boy that one is a real pain. I dont have speed control on this machine and i hope when i get a new one that feature is going to be a Must!
Here is a link to my latest FMQ video...I talk about speed control in it.... ruclips.net/video/kRMzqWHKWig/видео.html
I love this!! Can't wait to try it!! I use my messed quilt sandwiches for coaters lol Thank you so much for sharing! :) Happy sewing!!
Great idea for coasters Shannon✅ I could probably sew all my quilt sandwiches up and make a few quilts lol😂
This is fantastic!
Love your idea of the vinyl sandwich I am a first time quilter, and I think this is going to help me a lot
This is awesome Never have seen this technique before. Perfect to start over with just erasing. I love Thank you
You’re welcome Carol!💛
Such good ideas; thank you for passing them along.
You are so brilliant thank you for such a great tip. I’ve been practising on a piece of plexiglass with an erasable marker, but using my machine that’s a brilliant brilliant idea. Thank you so so much.
Wow, with this technique 👌, you don't waste material or thread. Love it. Just found your channel. Thanks
You're welcome💛
Great free motion hack. I’ll have to practice with this.
I am so glad that I found this. I am going to try this.
Liked it and I like YOU!
Brilliant! I needed this ! Thank You!!
*_Glad it was helpful Julie!💛_*
Ingenious! I am going to give this a go! Makes sense to me and I hate throwing away sandwich after sandwich. Thank you very much😊
Fabulous idea! Thank you for sharing.❤
Fantastic idea!!! I will be trying that in the near future!!! Thanks, Tracy!!! HUUUUUGGGGSSS!!!!! 🌹🌹🌹
*_You are so welcome Ginger💛!_*
I’m going to use this. Thanks
What a brilliant idea. Thank you for sharing. I am going to try this.
I love this idea. Such a good way to practice the meandering. I'm going to definitely going to try this. Love your channel.
Thank you for watching Arlene💛
Thank you for showing us how to make that practice square for learning quilting designs.
Wow! I love this technique! Thanks for sharing!
♥️you’re welcome Vicki 🤓
Clever!!!!
This made my day! Fantastic idea! Thank you so much♥️♥️♥️
This is brilliant i saw this once finally found this again so will be doing this. thank you
Absolutely brilliant! 🙌🏻🙌🏻🙌🏻
*_Thanks so much!💛_*
Very, very cleaver, Tracy! You are truly an outside-the-box thinker. I've heard of making practice free motion quilt sandwiches out of sheets of paper towels, which can then be used for household cleaning and thrown away afterward (re-use, re-cycle). While I've not yet had the nerve to try free motion quilting yet, when I do I'm going to first try the paper towel method while looking at the quilt pattern I wish to try to replicate. If that doesn't work, I'll try chalk stamping the pattern on a paper towel quilt sandwich. The nice thing about free motion quilting on fabric with a busy design like a scrap quilt, is that any mistakes will probably be very difficult to see once the quilt is washed and dried. The maker of the quilt will probably be the only person who can find the mistake unless it's blatantly obvious. Hmmm.... maybe a scrappy quilt should be where I start free motion quilting on fabric. Thanks for another thought-provoking video, Tracy!!! You're the bomb! 😀 🙋🏻♀️
*_Dori- I've never heard of the paper towel hack...but that sounds like a good one too! A scrappy quilt is a great starting point!✅ I'm usually the only one who can see my mistakes LOL I think us quilters worry too much about being perfect.....it's art-💜Have a great day Dori💛_*
CLEVER!
Absolutely a great IDEA!!
Thank you!✅
How fantastic. I also love quilting to classical music how inspirational
Thanks for the kind feedback Tracy💛
Awesome hack! Thanks for your great idea!
*_You're welcome melody💜_*
This is brilliant! What a great idea and process! 💕
Thanks so much! 😊
I love this idea you are awesome teacher great idea , have not done any free motion I am a chicken will try this hack
You can totally do this Maxine💛thank you for all the kind words 💛
Oh man! Genius! Thank you!
*_You're welcome!💛_*
Thank you for this suggestion. I just made one of these to practice on. This. Is. Awesome!!!!!! Thank you very much. :)
Love this idea which i will definitley try. Thank you for sharing a unique way to practice free motion quilting. 🤗
*_you're welcome Yvonne💛this technique is so much fun too✅_*
This is a great idea for practicing free motion quilting but I used clear magic cover shelving vinyl from the dollar tree. It's also great to use as transfer paper for your vinyl projects.
Thanks for the tip.
That's a great idea!
Thank you for sharing...Off to Dollar Tree today I go! (:
Amazing!! Never would have thought of this 🤔. Thank you so very much ❤
*_Happy to help!💛_*
Wish I had seen this doing my early years in my free motion quilting. Wiping off dry erase is MUCH easier than a seam ripper picking out all my stitches.
*_I know Susan! Sometimes I would not even unpick....I would throw away because it was too much work! LOL😂🤷🏻♀️_*
Great idea and I will definitely will have to try this. Thank you for sharing.
*_Yes Carol you have to try it! Works beautifully💛_*
That is going to get me to try and free motion at Last. I have always been scared of trying free motion, scared of messing up fabric that's not cheap to buy. Now, I will be so much more confident in trying it. Thank you!
T *_hat's great Karen! I'm excited for you to try Free Motion Quilting. It is so much fun💛_*
*_I agree Alex...I get a lot of my quilt backs from the thrift store✅_*
Love this idea. I’m definitely doing it tomorrow. Also your hack for threading my Juki needle worked perfectly. T. Y
What a great idea!
WOW...What a great idea!
*_Thanks Paulette💛_*
I love this tutorial. It is all the problems beginners like me have. Thank you
Glad it was helpful!🌸
I FLIPPEN LOVVVVVVVVVVEEEEEEEE THIS!!
Thanks for watching Shar!💜 and this hack is easy peasy✅
This is a fantastic idea! Thanks for sharing!
You are so welcome!💛
That is awesome!!! Im definitely going to try it!! Thank you!!
*_You're welcome Ginger✅_*
Wow, best idea yet! Thank You!
You are so welcome Cindy✅
Thanks for this awesome tutorial! Takes the intimidation out of it
You're very welcome Dina...Have fun with it🌸
I LOVE THIS IDEA!
*_And it works too llene💜_*
This was a great idea to attach a pen with your sewing machine . Thank you for sharing
Thanks for watching 💛
A great channel. Just subscribed, Tracy.
Welcome to The Sewing Channel❣️
This is way cool!! I'm gonna try it!! Thanks for sharing.
Absolutely! 💛
I really enjoyed your tutorial, thanks a million ❤
Awesome experience to watch and learn!!🤗
*_Thank you 🤗💜❤️💛💙_*