When you start out free motion quilting, it’s important to build a library of designs that you can easily quilt, ones that let you relax and enjoy the process! This course will introduce you to several categories of designs that can be use for loose, allover patterns or adapt to make very dense background fillers. …
Being able to use rulers and templates with your quilting machine is one of the biggest game changers in the world of quilting in recent times, in my opinion anyway! They allow you to get consistent, accurate shapes and lines that are virtually impossible to create free hand. When combines with free motion designs, rulerwork …
Feathers are an iconic design and many quilters’ dream! Well guess what? They are actually not that hard to quilt and I have 3 different techniques to show you, so if the first doesn’t work for you then one of the others certainly well! In this course I’ll introduce you to the 3 different methods …
When Free Motion Quilting sounds like a foreign language to you then you are most likely a beginner! It can be a frightening place with so much to learn and big expectations of yourself! Knowing where to start in this big new world can be extremely daunting, so I’ll take you though many of the …
Continuous Curve Quilting is an incredibly versatile technique to add to your quilting toolbox. With it, you can quickly and simply quilt almost any section of a quilt; sashings, backgrounds and pieced blocks. Once you have the basics under your belt, you can take it up a step or 2 to make something really spectacular …
Designs with Lines is a technique developed by Pam Clarke to help speed up the quilting process by using simple lines as a guide to create individual designs. Use of stencils allows you to space your designs evenly and consistently which is a bonus for beginners. We’ll use various stencils to start building your personal …