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9 лет назад

This video introduces the Free Motion Quilting Project, a blog started in 2009 to create 365 new free motion quilting filler designs. The creator, Leah Day, shares their journey of learning and teaching free motion quilting, including the challenges and rewards of this technique. They also discuss the evolution of the project from a blog to a family-run business.

15 лет назад

This video teaches viewers how to create a basic spiral free motion quilting design. The instructor demonstrates how to stitch a medium-sized spiral, then stack two spirals on top of each other, and finally fill in the remaining space with spirals of various sizes and shapes. The video also shows how to handle awkward areas and fill in small spaces with points.

15 лет назад

This video demonstrates a free motion quilting technique called "shadow waves." The technique involves stitching a long, slightly wavy line from edge to edge, then echoing back along that line while gradually decreasing the distance between the lines. The result is a unique and visually appealing texture that can be expanded over a large surface.

15 лет назад

This video provides a tutorial on free motion quilting a design called "cracked eggs." The design is a circular filler similar to other designs like "pebble" and "escargot," but with a unique twist. The tutorial demonstrates how to create the design and highlights the subtle differences that make it stand out.

10 месяцев назад

This video offers tips for improving free motion quilting on a sewing machine. The creator shares their personal journey and highlights techniques like setting up for success, choosing the right project, pin basting, practicing on scraps, and mastering hand movement. The video aims to help viewers overcome common challenges and achieve smoother, more confident free motion quilting.

15 лет назад

This video provides a free motion quilting tutorial for a "C algae" design. The instructor demonstrates how to stitch a question mark shape and then fill in the space with curved lines, creating a unique and organic pattern. The video encourages viewers to experiment with different shapes and curves to achieve their desired look.