Inspiring Quilters, Stitch by Stitch
For those are interested in Free Motion Quilting on a home sewing machine.
Website: http://www.sewcalgal.blogspot.com/p/free-motion-quilt-challenge.html
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This group began as part of a 2012 FMQ Challenge, which is now over, but tutorials from 14 different FMQ Experts are still available for free to use to learn/improve your FMQ Skills. There were over 2,000 participants in this challenge, with about 1,000 that joined a group on Facebook that allowed them to share insights.
While I didn't want to replicate the 2012 FMQ Challenge, based on interest, I did want to release 4-6 tutorials in 2013 that built on the challenges in 2012. Currently 4 of the 6 2013 Challenges have been released and I'm working on getting the final two Challenges released this month (My). I will try to update this group when new challenges are released, but those that follow my blog will always be the first to know (sorry, it just takes awhile to update a variety of sources, so my primary focus is blog updates).
And, the main page for this event will also be updated periodically, to show current links and info: http://www.sewcalgal.blogspot.com/p/free-motion-quilt-challenge.html
Enjoy!
SewCalGal
Started by Kathleen Knopeck. Last reply by patbruck 3 hours ago. 8 Replies 0 Likes
Hello all! I'm Kathleen and I'm new to the neighborhood and to machine quilting. I'm looking for some advice regarding what thread to use. What do you use and why?
Started by Jennifer Schifano Thomas. Last reply by the rogue quilter Apr 6. 42 Replies 1 Like
I have been using a can of 505 Basting Spray to baste all of my projects since late June with great results for FMQ-ing. I was wondering if anyone has experience using other brands of basting sprays…Continue
Started by Victoria. Last reply by Peggy Spry Mislock Apr 3. 9 Replies 2 Likes
Hi everyone. I decided to overcome my fear of free motion quilting. Here is my first attempt. Would you please critique my stitches? I know I need lots of practice to get consistent stitch sizes,…Continue
Started by Susie Kirk. Last reply by Deanna Davis Dec 23, 2012. 3 Replies 1 Like
How do you recommend cleaning a quilt, dry clean, washer and dryer, dry flat, other ideas???????? Would appreciate advice. Now that I have made a few I am scared to wash them.Continue
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Lana, l don't consider my 6500 a midarm w/ 9" throat. l think the newer machines w/ 11" throat are closer, but midarm is really 13 + " to 17".Longarm 18"+. Anyway, does it matter what it's called? Just enjoy those lovely 3 extra in. over the older machines ! :)
Lovely quilt, Lana.Birdhouses are so "country".
Comment by carla j walton on May 15, 2013 at 4:20pm i like that bullseye too lana. cool.
Comment by the rogue quilter on May 15, 2013 at 3:42pm checked then changed my privacy settings that's why people can't comment on my photos! ha! also is 10" of throat space considered a mid arm?
Comment by carla j walton on May 15, 2013 at 2:16pm
Comment by Deanna Davis on May 15, 2013 at 1:58pm Awesome Lana !!! I love T'berries .. all of them .. !!
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