Yup, I have another little video for you today :) This video walks you through the basics of creating a stars and loops all over free motion quilt design. It's perfect for little boy quilts, especially those projects that have a bit of cowboy flair. Hope you enjoy :)
I read your blog just in the nick of time. I'm about to quilt my Trip Around Texas, and you have given me the idea--and the tutorial to go with it--of just what I need to do.
Thank you so much for the tutorial, Melissa. I will try it. You make it look so easy. It's also nice to put a voice with your face. :) I admire your work and balance of sewing and family. You are so inspiring! Have a good weekend!
I'm enjoying the tutorials immensely. This is a new technique for me. I love learning new ideas and ways to dress up the finished quilt with another layer.
I just watched your tutorial. I'm only learning how to FMQ and I found how you drew the pattern out on paper first very helpful. Thankyou!
ReplyDeleteIs that your first sample? Looks good...how does it feel on a big machine???
ReplyDeletegreat tutorial. thanks. i'm new to FMQ, the top looks wonderful, the bottom has lots of loose threads.
ReplyDeleteGreat tutorial thank you. I am trying to learn but very much a newbie with no clue what I am doing.
ReplyDeleteI like doing stars and loops on the long arm like this :-)
ReplyDeleteI read your blog just in the nick of time. I'm about to quilt my Trip Around Texas, and you have given me the idea--and the tutorial to go with it--of just what I need to do.
ReplyDeletethankyou so much--will be trying this very soon!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the inspiration. I am learning new ideas and this is very helpful, thank you! Therese.
ReplyDeleteI'm loving these videos Melissa! Your faux cathedral video gave the courage to finally tackle it on my daughters lap quilt :)
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ReplyDeleteAhh.....that looks easy. I am sure I will use this as a "quick quilting" design for when I don't want to just stipple.
Thank you so much for the tutorial, Melissa. I will try it. You make it look so easy. It's also nice to put a voice with your face. :) I admire your work and balance of sewing and family. You are so inspiring! Have a good weekend!
ReplyDeleteThat looks great. I can't wait to try that on my new-to-me long arm.
ReplyDeleteAww........ Great Thanks
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Cute :o)
ReplyDeleteStopping by to mention I actually used this tutorial this summer on a quilt for a dear friend and I finally blogged about it here:
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I'm enjoying the tutorials immensely. This is a new technique for me. I love learning new ideas and ways to dress up the finished quilt with another layer.
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