Free-motion quilting represents a technique that includes moving the fabric under the needle in order to make designs. You can practice on scraps of fabric and batting before trying free-motion quilting on your first project. You can also watch YouTube tutorials and read step-by-step guides on...
This is the time to explore new techniques like free-motion quilting and to gain confidence in fabric selection. Advanced Quilter As an advanced quilter, you've mastered the basics and are ready to push the boundaries of your creativity. You're designing your own quilt blocks, drafting ...
If you can sketch it, you can stitch it! The master of free-motion quilting, Angela Walters, teaches you everything you need to know in this hands-on workbook.
3. Use your finger to separate the chenille as you stitch it to the edge of the felt with matching thread. Wetting your finger a little will help to flatten the chenille. Stitch over the wire in the center. We’ll fluff it back up after. Support the always growing free pattern and tu...
m a pack rat. There is stuff everywhere in plastic containers and in drawers. I have enough clothing to dress all of the neighbor women for a couple of weeks each. This stuff is mine and I see a use for all of it. I just can’t bring myself to throw away any of it. I like ...
I've been quilting and making artwork for as long as I can remember. I made my first quilt when I was 8 years old with a little (..okay, alot!) of help from my mom. Even at a young age, I quickly learned all of the "quilting rules" so I could test them, break them, and ...
For instance, if you love making jewelry, you could learn how to make chains or design your own earrings. Try:Online workshops: There are various sites out there, like CreativeBug, where you can learn about knitting, crochet, sewing, quilting, and so much more. You may even find videos ...
As someone who loves crazy quilting and embroidery, I designed these templates with other stitchers in mind. With my templates, you can create hundreds of different patterns to apply to your stitching and crazy quilting projects. They are easy to use, totally clear so you can position them eas...
You have to remember - there was no cutting mat or rotary cutter back then, cardboard templates were what was used and I didn't know what a walking foot or free-motion foot were so at first it was hand quilting. And there weren't any quilting fabric sections in the fabric stores, ...