Free form quilting

Improvisational quilting is the new scrap quilting. Hang on to all those bits and pieces of fabric and make at beautiful work of art for your home. Includes book review of Rayna Gillman's book Create Your Own Free-Form Quilts: A Stress-Free Journey to Original Design.

Just finished my second butterfly quilt (Stacy, you're brilliant--love this pattern !). Are you getting sick of it yet? Cause I'm not. Afte...

Do you want to do quilting differently this time? Try and learn how to do FMQ in this post on the free motion quilting tutorial.

Learn four simple methods forto created textured fabric for your quilt

Hand Quilting Patterns will give you a list of different ways to do the quilting on your new quilt to give it its own texture

Before it’s all finished I wanted to share a few pictures of the latest star quilt being quilted……I’ve used a baptist fan pattern for each quilt although I’ve u…

I’m excited to review another fantastic Craftsy class with you today! It’s Elizabeth Dackson’s “Start Free-Motion Quilting” and I love it on so many levels! Although m…

Putting the improv / free form quilt blocks together | Sewn Up

When it comes to free motion quilting, there's a few main myths that people believe about starting free motion quilting. Here's the truth!

Free-motion quilting design ideas with tutorial for each design. Try out different free-motion quilting designs to make your quilt unique!

free motion quilting practice

Join us as we learn how to make picture quilts with expert fiber artist Wendy Butler Berns whose method is simple, fast, and oh-sew fun!

Tutorial at mypatchwork.wordpress.com/2012/01/07/improv-quilt-block-s...

Join us in the Free Motion Quilting Series and learn fun and easy techniques to practice your quilting skills.

When I was making my recent series of random strip pieced quilts I had a lot of leftover scraps of fabric. Hand dyed scraps left over fro...

Hand quilting has a way of slowing me down, and let’s be honest, I need that sometimes! 🌸 It’s like hitting the pause button on life, forcing my brain and body to be present in every stitch. And can we talk about the pure joy of snuggling under a quilt while working on it? Absolute bliss! 😌 This morning, I woke up with a swirl of emotions I’d rather lock away—wishing I could fast forward, rewind, or just hit pause. Quilting had a way of processing those feelings stitch by stitch. Can you…

Marking a quilting design on your quilt top is a quick way to make huge improvements to your free motion quilting. Using these machine quilting tips, you can stop guessing where to go and always end up with perfect shapes. Continue reading for 5 ways you can transfer quilting designs on your next quilt. | Quilting Wemple

Free motion quilting sampler block using quilt as you go technique. Post series include tutorials on how to free motion quilt and assembling quilt as you go