Have you noticed that most quilt alongs assemble a quilt top over several weeks and then address the quilting briefly at the end? I have, and I want to do the exact opposite! I want to briefly assemble a top and then walk you through quilting it, with patterns that are interesting to you.
There seem to be lots of quilters who want to practice free motion quilting - but not on a quilt top they've worked hard on. This quilt along gives you a quilt you don't have to worry about ruining - you could even make it out of fabric that you hate if you want. Or, if you don't want to assemble the top, that's fine too. You can just quilt along with scraps.
If you've never free motion quilted before, I'm going to show you how. If you're stuck in a meandering rut, I'm gonna help you break free. If you're already free motioning your little heart out I might at least give you a few new designs to try. I'm no expert, but I've had some success teaching other quilters to free motion quilt and I want to spread the good news far and wide: you can do it! On your home machine! It's not magic. (But it does feel magical!)
So to generate a little interest in this thing and to start some lucky quilter off on the right foot, I've got a little free motion prize package to give away. The lucky winner will receive:
- Craft size Warm and Natural packaged batting (perfect size for this project!)
- 50 curved Dritz quilt basting pins
- Fons and Porter grippy gloves
- A package of Schmetz size 90/14 quilting needles
- One spool of YLI machine quilting thread in white
Since the giveaway is an unabashed attempt to publicize the quilt along, you have three ways to enter. You should leave a separate comment for each entry.
1 - leave a comment on this post telling me something you hope we cover in the quilt along.
2 - become a follower of this blog
3 - blog about the giveaway or quilt along and leave the URL to your post below
The giveaway will be open through August 21st. Good luck and stay tuned! If you'd like a button for the quilt along, here it is (for some reason this looks fine on my home screen and sideways everywhere else. I'll do my best to fix it!):
674 comments:
«Oldest ‹Older 401 – 600 of 674 Newer› Newest»I'm terrified of FMQ so anything you cover will be a great help to me! Hope I can overcome this fear!!!
I'm a follower!
Hi Christina, this is for me! I struggle with FMQ so I'm looking forward to your quilt along and any tips! Thank you!
I'd love to know how to use the best chair height, posture, etc so my shoulders don't get all tensed up!
What a great idea! I think most quilters have very little trouble piecing tops but many of us have a fear of ruining those tops by quilting them. That leaves a lot of unquilted UFOs:) I'd love to win these supplies so I can quilt along with you.
-debby, chester ny
I am excited about this quilt along, I am definately in a meandering rut!
I am now a follower.
Yes, enter me in the giveaway! I'm excited about the quiltalong--you must be reading my mind since I want to expand my FMQ but won't take any chances on a quilt top I've just finished peicing. Can't wait to start on this project!
Hola!!! Perdón que le escriba en español, pero no sé inglés y he leído su blog gracias al Traductor! No sabe cuánto he esperado esto! Yo soy autodidacta de patchwork, pues en mi ciudad no hay nadie que me enseñe. Justo hoy publiqué mi desesperación pues NO SÉ ACOLCHAR! No logro hacer nada aceptable con el acolchado libre, por lo que únicamente sigo las figuras alrededor o hago acolchados rectos! Así que me anotaré a su quilt-along y veré qué puedo lograr! Ya voy a publicarlo en mi blog! Y también me haré su seguidora! MUCHAS GRACIAS!!! Un abrazo!
Hola, Christina! Ya me hice su seguidora!
This is wonderful. I don't have any idea how to do free motion quilting. I am eager to learn. Thank you for doing this.
Hola, Christina!!! Ya lo publiqué en mi blog, puede verlo en este enlace: http://detodounpococonmismanos.blogspot.com/2010/08/n-364-alguien-escucho-mis-ruegos.html
Esperaré muy ansiosa cada post! GRACIAS!!!
Un gran abrazo!
I'm a new follower. I want to play along. I have done some meandering and a little bit of regular quilting. I want to pick up any tips or suggestions to make my machine quilting better and have more control. I have plenty of tops to play on. Thanks for hosting this. I will be posting about your Quilt Along too!
Muchas gracias de Propuesta Por su, me cuesta Mucho HACER colchas , ya Que voy Por libre y no tengo profesora fisica , Las Tengo una uds , Maravillosas amigas de la roja
Nunca supe Pero acolchar
me apunto Permiso Con Su
gracias
concha
jofrali8@yahoo.es
no se acolchar, me encantaria unirme al grupo
seguro que aprendo muchisisimo
gracias
concha
jofrali8@yahoo.es
This is a quilt-along I really 'need' :-)). I haven't done more than just quilting 'in the ditch'.
I esp. would like tips to do the borders, but every other tip is very welcome.
I became a follower (don't want to miss anything LOL)
Hola !!!
Nunca he acolchado así que este será mi primer trabajo...gracias por la oportunidad de aprender!!!
And I blogged about this quilt-along and give away.
Thank you for organising these.
Dutch hug,
threadspastandpresent.blogspot.com
Ya sigo su blog!!!
I want to learn more control with my machine quilting.
I have signed up and blogged about your Quilt along. I'm ready, when do we start????
Wow, this is way cool! I would like to learn more about the balance between the speed of the machine and movement of the sandwich specifically in making curved lines...my curves are "jerky" looking.
Christina ... I sign your drawing and quilting by machine I've ever done ... always at hand .... and very recently that I began lipiroca23@gmail.com .... ....
... I do not understand any English so I am using a translator ..... a big hug
Just started free motion quilting this year using my vintage singer sewing machine. So far only meandering, so would love to break out of that rut, just as you mentioned!
Now I post to my blog ....
I´ve just read about your new quilt along and I came to know more.
This will be my first one.
I know nothing about machine quilting and I felt as you were describing me when making the announcement.
I've got no blogg. May I join you? I´ll be pleased about it.
Sorry about my english, as you see I´m not english speaker.
http://angelscrapsquilting.blogspot.com/2010/08/free-motion-quilt-along-and-give-away.html
Here's my link for the post about the give away!
I also follow this blog now, so that's 3 entries! Thanks!
Hola ya me lleve el logo a mi blog y ya soy una nueva seguidora del tuyo, gracias por enseñarnos , espero aprender bien el free motion porque la verdad es que no me sale muy bien
I would love to learn freemotion quilting and I will try to follow this quilt along. I have been trying a bit but so far I dont think Im good enough to freemotion quilt a top, so maybe this is my chance:o)
I am know a follower of this blog.
Thanks teach, and I became a follower of your blog, I hope to learn the free motion quilting
kisses for you from Argentina
And take me your button for my blog
I am a new follower...and hope you mention something about the underside..I think some people call them the feathers? The loose messy stuff on the bottom sides sometimes...tension.
To win the give away would be a bonus..thanxs
Count me in, this is going to be fun.
I am a follower, looking forward to learning some new stuff. Can't wait.
I now have your button on my blog. It took me a while, with help from Bernie, (thanks Bernie) to get it posted, but, it's there!!!!!! Guess you can tell, not a computer geek, just a Quilting geek.
This quilt along sounds like fun. I would like to know the best way to start and end your threads so they don't make a nest and don't come unraveled. Also, how do you baste the layers together, especially the huge queen size ones?
I just became a follower!
I have just become a follower of your blog!!
Ihave recently started to practice free motion quilting. I am learning from what I see on blogs so I am looking forward to learning more with your help. Thanks!
I'm now a follower. I have such a huge pile of tops and I really need help to learn how to quilt them all. I can't wait! Guess I need to buy some supplies....gotta go...lol
I am so ready for this! I've been 'TRYING' to free motion quilt for a couple of months and I guess doing a pretty good job considering how new I am to this. And I am doing it on one of my precious pieced quilts that I love. I keep telling myself that I'm only going to use it here at home on my bed and it's not going in a quilt show or anything like that. Really, it doesn't look as bad as I thought it would! But I need this group quilt along to progress I think.
And I am a follower!
Oh wow! I love this! I have been wanting to practice more but it is like exercising you
need a partner sometimes OR a group : )
thank you and anything you can show us will be
great. I plan to post this on my blog for a few of my follows too. and follow you also. Polly from Aunt Polly's Porch linked me here.
following now too!
blogged about this too!
I am in the process of reading everything I can get about FMQ as I want to improve! Thanks for the quilt-along! My two main problems are tension troubles and thread breaking.
I am now a follower :-)
Sounds like a great idea for a quilt along! I'd love to cover how exactly I get my machine set up to do free-motion quilting. I have a very basic and older machine and the book reads like you can use it for quilting, but when I've tried, I end up with a bunch of thread all over the back of the quilt.
I'm now a follower!
I'm a new follower!
The free motion quilting is my hanging subject. I wait to approve her after this course.
Hello, I want to learn quilted freely.
I am inexpert.
I do myself seguidora of his blog, and announce it in my blog
http://retazos-dori.blogspot.com/
Regards
Hola, quiero aprender acolchado libre.
Soy inexperta.
Me hago seguidora de su blog, y lo anuncio en mi blog
Saludos
What a lovely idea. Maybe this will help me to get some practice and to be less nervous of screwing the quilt up at last. Thanks a lot for your work! Would you mind to comment on a good way to change thread or beginning a line in the middle of the quilt. Since I don't like how my beginnings turned out and I am more than willing to fix this.
I posted about the quiltalong here http://teufelskruemel.blogspot.com/2010/08/quilt-along-der-anderen-art.html. Maybe some German quilter will be interested to join in as well.
If Canadians can join, I would like to be part of the quilt-along. I have the basics, can meander, but eager to learn more. I have a table topper ready to try new things on.
I don't have a blog, but I visit here often. Thanks, Jeane
how do you keep the back from puckering even pinned every few inches. i dont have a blog to blog too
Perdón por no escribir en ingles!
Me encantaria aprender a acolchar, y el premio es genial!
Ya lo publico en mi blog y me hago seguidora
Muchas gracias
Y espero tener suerte
The hardest thing about free motion quilting for me is getting the tension right on my machine. My first few attempts were promising, since then I just can't get it right and it is either too bunched, or the back looks terrible. I hope your quilt along can give me a few tips! But I will enjoy reading it anyway!
I was looking into learning free motion last night on some of my favorite blogs. I even have a problem getting the meandering pattern even and flowing. I'd like to start there.
I have such a hard time free motion quilting. Hopefully Ill get a few steps further than I am now!
I am a new follower on GFC!
I think I might have put my comments under the wrong post?? Anyway I blogged about your quilt-a-long and added you to my sidebar for motivational measures.
I'm a follower. :-D
What a fantastic idea to do a quilt along for freemotion quilting!! I'm looking forward to it! I'm going to become a follower - can't wait to get started!
oh what fun! Any excuse I can get to practice FMQ I should grab! Thank you!
and I've just become a follower!
Okay I'm in. I'd like to cover ideas for quilting in sashing areas, other than feathers which seem to be what everyone does. I'm not very good with feathers yet.
And I've become a follower.
Que gran acogida tienes ,claro que quiero aprender ,ya que compre un soporte o mesa para mi maquina para acolchar y quisiera sacarle el mayor provecho soy tu nueva seguidora
I am now following your blog.
In the quilt along, I hope there is some discussion as to tips on free motion on a regular (non - long arm) machine as mine knots up terribly on the underside.
This is a great quilt a long. I want to know first how to get the tension right to free motion quilt. I haven't actually free motioned anything but have practiced and can't even get the tension right. Are there any tricks?
Hi Christina! What a great idea! I really need a free motion tutorial!!! Thank you so much. Your button is on my blog and I'm a follower too. Regards!!
Oh I am so excited about his quilt along. I feel like I can do this. I heard about this through Allies blog.
I have posted on my blog about your blog / this quilt along with the button on my side display. You can view the post @ http://veggiehunter.blogspot.com/2010/08/awesome-quilt-along.html
OMG! this is great. I'd love to give this a try. I've done the linky thing and now a follower. I'm hoping some of my friends read the post and join along. I think this will be so much fun.
I would love to start free motion quilting but I just can't understand how the stitching can be even without the feed dogs keeping it going. Can you please show us that?
I am now following your blog.
This sounds like fun so glad i came across your blog .I'm now a follower
You seem to be the answer to my prayers! I just started machine quilting this week (no joke) and could use some guidance. Like what do I do with all those loose threads? I assume I thread them into the quilt sandwich but I'm not looking forward to it. Is there another answer?
I'm a new follower!!
Wow! there are a lot of comments on this post! just heard you speak at the Portland Modern Quilt Guild and loved your talk! it would be fun to win your giveaway and even more fun to follow your blog! thanks for this and for the teaching you did tonight!
This is the best thing I have seen in ages because I am so dreadfully scared of free motion quilting that I need someone to help me along. Looking forward to learning more! Greetings from Germany
hola
me uno al grupo me interesa mucho aprender asi que me lo llevo al blog y dejo mi correo y mi blog
caracheomoni@htmail.com
http://eltallerdemony.blogspot.com/
saludos y gracias
I am working on a quilt right now and have been thinking I am going to have to send it to someone else to quilt it because I have no clue! I hope that keeping the quilt from getting bunchy is something that you address. I had signed up to do a class at our local quilt shop but not enough people signed up....so I didn't get to.
I am a new follower. :0)
I also blogged about your SWEET giveaway. :0)
http://5kidsmyhusbandandme.blogspot.com/2010/08/great-new-site-and-give-awayagain.html
I'm a follower. I've taken a FMQ class and learned a lot....but I admit, i haven't done much else beyond stippling, meandering, some stars and flowers. So I'm looking forward to the encouragement to venture out of my "box!"
Thanks, Karen (aka Yaya)
http://retazos-dori.blogspot.com/2010/08/para-aprender-acolchar.html
Already I have announced it in my blog, this it is the link.
Thank you
Hola,se acolchar un poquito, pero al acolchado libre le tengo miedo, espero perderlo rapido.....
Mi blog es http://patchworklacosturera.blogspot.com/
Voy a poner tu enlace en mi blog
Un saludo
Encantada de hacerme seguidora
!!que bien así practicare con el acolchado
gracias
Hola Chistina:
Soy tu nueva seguidora. La idea del acolchado libre es estupenda. Yo no lo he hecho nunca, y quiero aprovechar la oportunidad que nos brindas para aprender. En este momento pongo el enlace en mi blog y la entrada sobre el sorteo
Mi email es:
carme12345@terra.es
Saludos. Carmen de http://www.misretalitoslocos.blogspot.com/
Thank-you! thank-you! thank-you. I am so tired of the saying "quilt as desired". I need to move forward and try something other than stippling.
I will definately follow along. I also subscribed to your blog.
Hi Christina, I have a good sewing machine, (Bernina) but I have never quilted with it, so I hope that with your lessons I will be able to do it. Thank you so much!
Now, I am a follower of your blog!
Hola tambien quiero aprender, estoy entusiasmada, pongo el post en mi blog, muchas gracias
Hi I find it very interesting to learn some free motion quilting, come cool me your advice. Thank you very much
My English is very basic, I hope you understand
Hola amiga!!!
Me gustaría aprender a hacer dibujo libre!!!
Que Dios te Bendiga Hoy y Siempre y un fuerte abrazo desde Venezuela!!!
Hi!!! I am delighted that we teaching to cushioning...i have just one here and the truth...super between!!! So I am delighted. I follower tuya What i have published in my blog and i am delighted to join your lot. as i am translating all in english if something is missing already say to me. You hope for my blog http://miss-pereas.blogspot.com (not you rias with the cushioning, the next to be ideal) from Alicante (Spain) kisses paqui and Mari Jose miss-perea'S
por si lo ncesitas, nuestra direccion de correo es miss-pereas@hotmail.com
Saludos
Ya he puesto el anuncio en mi blog y soy seguidora...Recién empiezo a acolchar a máquina, me viene como anillo al dedo.
Email clarypatch@hotmail.com
Blog El rinconcito de Clarypatch
Hi, I'm a new follower of your blog!!!
I don't speak english but with your tutorial I think i can learn it!!!
Thank you!!
My e-mail: quecacao@hotmail.com
Hi!
I want to learn more control with my machine quilting. You have a great idea!
My blog is
http://patchtemptation.blogspot.com/
And take me your button for my blog.
Kisses for you from Catalonia.
Raquel
PD: Sorry my english
I am a follower!!
My e-mail:
76lamalafama@gmail.com
Thank you
Christina, I left a comment on another post of yours that probably should have gone here. What I would like to see you cover is the issue of thread breakage and other tips when using a vintage sewing machine like your Slant-O-Matic.
I have blogged about your quilt-along and posted a button on my sidebar. And am also following you. (:
http://blog.ajpadilla.com/2010/08/20/fantastic-quilt-along-plus-a-giveaway/
I need to learn how to make my freemotion smooth and even instead of jerky and scratchy looking.
Hi Christina, I love learn free motion quilt. I am your follower and will put the logo on my blog.
Hugs.
yuupiiii
finally I'll learn to free motion quilt - I AM A TOTAL BEGINNER -
that's great
i am now following you...
Gina
http://gina-catswhiskers.blogspot.com/
I am posting a link on my blog
Gina
http://gina-catswhiskers.blogspot.com/
I sign! I am Spanish but I will use a translator.
Thanks!
mame3668@hotmail.com
Me parece una idea estupenda tu proyecto.Espero seguirlo en tu blog
I stumbled upon you quite by accident! I got goosebumps when I saw about the quilt along!! I need this so badly. I've been quilting for years and all i can do is meander. I need you to teach me to relax and enjoy it!!
I am a brand spankin new very excited follower!!
Lo siento pero no hablo ingles espero que me entienda tengo una maquina de coser que realiza acolchado libre pero no logro conseguir hacerlo bien me gustaria poder aprender con usted muchisimas gracias libelul12@gail.com
perdon me equivoque con mi correo es libelul12@gmail.com
I would love to win this and then gift it to my fabulous mother. She has roughly 60+ quilt tops finished and NONE quilted!!
Me encantaría seguir tu proyecto y hacer los primeros pinitos con el acolchado libre.
I'm a new follower. Thank you very much for the free leccions.
petons
roser
I'm a follower now and I can't wait! What a wonderful idea.
Christina, thanks for the great demo at the PMQG! I love how personal you made it.
hmmm...I THOUGHT I became a follower 3 days ago...but didn't see my picture in the box just now...so although I POSTED that I was a follower on the 17th...actually I am a follower as of NOW! So don't count me twice for the follower thing...I'm planning a post on my blog now.
I follow your blog from Spain!!!
I want to learn!!!!!!!!!!!! I don´t know quilt...but i try to do it!!!!!!!!!
carlotafaulk@hotmail.com
http://www.carlotafaulk.blogspot.com/
Hi!
What an original idea. I always have found sewing along for make a patchwork, but not for quilting. I hope finally to learn to quilt on my home machine, so nobody can never stop me, jajaja.
From Venezuela,
Ingrid.
I am in! I want to know how to be smoother.
It's me again...I'm following you now. Yupiii!!!
i join your blog and i look forward in following you in this quilting journey. can't wait until the 21st.
Christina, I'm very excited about this free motion quilt along - I posted about it on my blog & put your button on my side bar because I want anyone that might be interested to find out about it.
http://littlebitsandpieces-linda.blogspot.com/2010/08/few-scraps-quilt-along-and-give-way.html
Hola, me encantaría participar. La verdad es que me cuesta el inglés y no tengo ni idea de patchwork, pero estoy súper interesada en aprender, así que le pondré harto empeño.
Josceline
jopita.jo@gmail.com
Hi! What a great quilt along idea.
I am a newbie free motion quilter and am looking forward to learning some basics.
I would like to try making free motion if my machine I used. I scored I want to learn. Thank you.
I, too, am a follower.
I have blogged about this quilt along here,
http://crazyquiltgirlfabricshop.blogspot.com/
I have put your button in my side bar.
I follow your blog-
My blog is www.beijocasmanualidades.blogspot.com
I'm excited to participate in the quiltalong! This is my first time free motion quilting, so it should be really exciting! I'm looking forward to just learning the basics and seeing what might be in my future...
Thanks!
Hola, me gustaria aprender acolchado libre. Saludos desde Argentina.
silvinaf40@hotmail.com
I am SO in. I am pretty comfortable with machine quilting, but am fully aware that just because I've been doing it for awhile I don't know everything. Like taking a beginning quilting class - it's amazing what you learn when you see how other people are doing it!!
Oh, and you're now in my Bloglines daily feed - you can see yourself here: FiberBabble's Feeds in the top Quilting category!
Espero estar a tiempo de participar!!! Ojala que lo pueda hacer...me encanto rtu blog y ya esta tu boton en el mio. Saludos!!!! MErcy, te dejo mi mail: maguirrebeltran@gmail.com.....mil gracias por todo.
I'm a new follower and looking forward to this FM Quilt-along.
Hola me anoto y ya subo al blog la información. Me gustaría aprender a hacerlo.Un beso.
would love to know how you decide what quilting motif to use when free motion quilting. Do you mark or do you make a gride and fit your mitifs? Hmmmm? Inquiring minds need to know! LOL.
No puedo hacerme seguidora pero mi blog es www.patopresentado.blogspot.com
HI Cristina.
I'm posting from Spain, and want, NEED to learn to free quilting. I'm very intimidated with free quilting and cannot start to quilt. I've bought the quiting machine, the quilting thread, the quilting brass safety pins... oh! everything but I feel I cannot do it...
Please, let me know how could I do.
and please, count with me.
I'm going to post your button and expecting to start.
My blog is www.miraelblogdemila.blogspot.com
thanks so much
Hugs.
Mila.
Hello ,my name is pilar and added your button to my blog....and I'm a new follower ....thank.PIli
:www.tallerdetiti.blogspot.com
pilola.25@hotmail.com
Amiga que suerte, es el lado debil el acolchar, necesito estas clases, obvio que siempre trabajamos para el mejor top pero a la hora de acolchar aun no me animo al libre. Gracias.
Ya he puesto el boton en mi blog, puede verlo haciendo click en mi nombre
I'd really like to be able to have a free-flow when I free-motion. Up to now my attempts look jerky.
I feel that with you to egg us on I'll practice on a regular basis.
Hugs with high expectations :^},
Gerry
Aha! I am Follower #327
[and Commenter #567 and 568]
it appears there are hoards of us here in blogland who are interested in free-motion quilting.
I am ready.
Hugs,
Gerry
I would love to know tips for keeping stitch length consistent. I can't seem to keep my machine speed and the speed of my hands in synch.
I follow your blog. Thanks for the chance to win!
I've put your button on my sidebar
and blogged about the quilt along
on my blog, GerryART
http://GerryART.blogspot.com
This is going to be fun.
Hugs,
Gerry
que suerte amiga, creo que llegue a tiempo,Nunca he acolchado así que este será mi primer trabajo...gracias por la oportunidad de aprender!!!
gnievita@gmail.com
I have become a follower of your blog.
What a great idea. I would love to see an easy way with feathers. Thanks so much for offering this to the blog world.
I follow your blog!!ERNA
I sign been charmed with to this adventure
I leave my blog and my mail you
Blog: http://elektraysusmanualidades.blogspot.com/
e-mail : elektra.8319@yahoo.es
Thank you!
Gracias, muchas gracias. Deseo aprender el acolchado libre. Que ilusion!
Montserrat
salapatch@hotmail.com
Quilting on top of applique, do you do it?
Hola !!
I love to learn about
free motion quilting and
participate in your quilt along.
Waiting for your tutorial !
Hugs from Chile , Vero
I've posted about the FM quilt along and the giveaway...here is my blog link...
http://margretmarysplace.blogspot.com/
Hi Christina, I´d like to learn more about free quilting. I added this button on my sidebar. My mail is galvezaguilar@gmail.com and this is the link of my post in my blog http://elpatchworkdemarta.blogspot.com/2010/08/otro-sal-para-aprender-acolchar.html
Thank you very much to organize this. I´m a follower in the moment I finished my coment. kisses
Hope I can still get in, I just saw it... This is the post in my blog:
http://martameiga.blogspot.com/2010/08/free-motion-quilt-along.html
I need to learn how to do free machine quilting and your idea to use scraps or an easy top is just gorgeous!!!! Thanks, thanks, thanks!
Brand new follower!
I just became a follower as well... :)
I'm interested in seeing a variety of stitches on a real quilt.
What I want to get covered in the quilt along... the very basics... how to start and hide de thread for example when machine quilting (I know, this is really basic, but I always find it difficult)... also I love the pattern that resembles little stones (pebbles I think you call them in english... I want to learn that one!)
estoy entusiasmada con lo que pueda aprender,de acolchado libre, soy incapaz de hacerlo sola,asi que gracias de antemano
me gustaria participar del sorteo tambien. mi blog
http://www.gaitera-patchwork.blogspot.com/
I'm really hoping my machine is back from being serviced in time for me to play along!
I Hope to be on time, i've just known about this blog.
I'm interested in learning more about quilting.
Am a new follower
Me encantaría participar en tu sorteo, tienes un blog precioso.
Mi email bauldelosretales@gmail.com
Have never tried to free motion quilt , but would sure love to learn and give it a try.
Thank you for the opportunity to learn.
Already I have put it in the blog
My mail is
sylviareguero@gmail.com
My blog is
http://sylviareguero.blogspot.com/
hello
I hope me being able to learn how to make quilts properly and as nice as I see in many of works.
kisses
sandycountry@hotmail.com
sandy-amolasmanualidades.blogspot.com
I am so glad I found this tonight because I've been wanting to working on my quilting skills. I'm pretty new to quilting and the quilting part is the most challenging for me. Thanks for starting this!
I just subscribed to your blog through google reader!
Just blogged about the quilt along and the Give-A-Away at deegeesplace.blogspot.com
Hola me emociona poder acolchar libre me anoto como tu seguidora.
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me encataría participar en tu salt. Un saludo
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Tengo muchas ganas de aprender a acolchar porque es mi asignatura pendiente!!! Y he descubierto éste blog maravilloso!!!!
I have really wanted to learn to quilt because it is my unfinished business!And I discovered this wonderful blog....
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I am a new follower and this will be my first "quilt along".
Hi! I hope you help me figure out how to handle the quilt top while quilting on my domestic machine. It's a bear! Thanks.
I am now a follower of your blog! Can't wait for this quilt-along!!!
Although I've done some free motion quilting in the past, I'm eager to learn more. My problem is often that the quilting isn't very even and therefore it looks a bit messy.
I've also just become a follower!
I'm a novice + free motion quilter and will love the chance to practice some more!!I'm interested in patterns for borders.
This is exactly what I need! I hope it's covered why my top threads look good while the bobbin side sucks (and how to fix it). Among many other things, like tips for keeping an even stitch length, making curves that don't look like you're drunk, etc.
New follower!
I'm hoping to learn some different techniques to use and to get more confidence to do some free motion quilting on real quilts!
I'm now a follower too!
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