Road Maps - Short and Sweet
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- Опубліковано 16 вер 2024
- Our Short & Sweet series, featuring Handi Quilter Ambassador Helen Godden, showcases the best of the HQ Sweet Sixteen. This week, learn how road maps can help you improvise while you quilt!
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The only original i dea that I have seen for free motion quilting in years! No kidding. I need to get going on multiple tops and went looking for some inspiration and motivation. I got it! A million thanks.
You make it so easy. I cant wait to try it. Thank you
Chris Kramer thank you.
Oh my goodness! This makes SO much sense to me! Now I have more confidence to quilt my pieced tops myself. Thank you! Thank you! Thank you!
You are so welcome!
Helen G. you are a terrific instructor and your ideas for expanding basic techniques are so so helpful! Thanks so much- I am glad you are the Ambassador for Sweet Sixteen. Keep them coming!
Elizabeth Moulton your most welcome. And stay tuned as more videos are coming your way.
Wow! I LIKE it!
Helen your methods are so very fundamental and the directions are so easy to follow. Love watching and learning from your videos. Thanks, happy quilting.
Dwight Hill thank you so much. More to come!!
Thanks for the video I always get intimidated when I have to start quilting on my domestic machine, this is a great idea. Love how well you explained.
Fantastic!
Thats lovely. Looks like branching coral to me. Nice fill for small areas
Thank you Helen. Wonderful idea‼️‼️👍😊
Charlie Chips your welcome.
Wow how beautifully done !!!❤️❤️
Thank you
I think your concept of road maps is one of the most helpful techniques for quilting that I have ever come across. What a difference they make! Thank you for sharing this.
WOW! HQ these little Short & Sweet series with Helen Godden are very helpful. Thank you.
Vicki W glad they are helping you.
Wow, you make it look so easy Helen.
Helen, I just discovered your videos, and am I glad I did! Thank you for your tips and techniques. During 2019, I learned free motion quilting and am so hooked! Now, I'm going to sit back with my morning coffee and watch another of your vids. Thanks!!
TwoWingsStudio make me a coffee too please
Wow, wow, wow. I wish I could give you a big hug, Helen. You have changed my life with these short and sweet videos. Thank you so much. Keep them coming---I am waiting, holding my breath for the next one.
Thanks Lesta. So glad you are enjoying.
Thank you Handi Quilter and Helen Godden for these videos on the HQ Sweet Sixteen! Please have more coming.
A W we will indeed.
Sew fun!❤️
Today is my first day finding you ... you have blown my mind away. I've never seen freehand quilting done this way ... You are a instructor extraordinaire ... beautiful work.
Thank you Jo.
Wow! This is such a helpful video! Thanks for sharing your expertise. I can't wait to give it a go on my practice sandwiches.
Such a clear demonstration and so easy to follow, Helen. It was such a privilege for Al and I to meet you at the Brisbane Quilt Convention today. You are certainly my quilting heroine. The Great Creator has blessed you with such talent to be a blessing to others, and we revel in it. Thank you. Your Australiana quilt is magnificent!
I have had so much trouble with the curls...NOW I get how to do it with out the struggle! Thank you, you creative genius!
Tonja Wheeler I just showed my husband. “Look honey. They say I am a creative genius.! “ No reply.
Love them all!
I have never seen this concept before. But it is something that I definitely will be trying. It looks very easy. Love it!
Tracy Jamison glad you like it. I am full of new ideas.
Love this video. Helped me to truly see the big picture and took some of the guess work out of the blank canvas of the quilt. Thank you. Some minimal marking does seem easier than no marking.
So glad I watched this. Very informative.
Love the road maps. What a fabulous way to get through a design. Thank you.
red knitz your welcome.
Very nicely done.Thanks for all the great tips
I love the way you explain things Helen! Thank you 🙏🏻
Country music your welcome.
Love this
Thank you Helen for sharing . You make it look easy but I am nervous about it
Love, love, love this method of FMQ. I don’t have a problem of what to quilt, I have a problem of where to go next and this method takes the guess work out of it. Now I can concentrate on making more accurate designs and not worry about getting stuck in a corner. Thank you so much for sharing this unique, and easy, method of FMQ. Love it!
Donna Nelson glad it has helped you. Enjoy.
Fantastic tutorial! I will definitely save and use this technique. Thanks so much!
Jennifer Maddock glad you enjoyed it.
What a wonderful idea!
That was wonderful. Thanks Helen, for showing us how accomplishable it can be.
This is a great technique! I don’t think I’ve seen anyone ever show this one. Thanks for sharing this.
No. It’s brand new technique. As designed by me.
Wow your concept of road maps is a great technique. I always tried stitching on the line. Love love the idea of going beside the lines. I can see this for free hand e2e quilting and not getting lost. Glad your here in America sharing your techniques.
Denise Lawrence happy time be in the USA with my quilting friends. It’s wonderful to share.
Hey fellow Aussie!
This is a brilliant technique! Thank you, thank you, thank you! You have just solved a quilting conundrum I've had for months!
I am amazed , thank you for this great tutorial, I have never tried this but will have to practice.
You are an awesome teacher. I have a sit down Sweet Sixteen and a Simply Sixteen on a Gallery frame. I can see me being able to do this on both.
Marianne Corr absolutely. Go girl.
This is SUPER helpful! Taking the time to mark instead of winging it is a great use of time
I started to quilt a few months ago, I have watched many videos on free motion quilting and always said to myself “ohhh boy that looks so hard to do” however your videos have gave me the confidence to give it a try. Thank you so much!!!!
Norma Quinones that is music to my ears. Go quilt with confidence
Excellent ideas!
Brilliant!
This is wonderful!
Your tutorials are so helpful
Genius! Thank you SO much!
emmari0601 thank you. I’ll take that compliment !
That was excellent and so clear to understand, thank you.
Wonderful concept. Thanks for sharing. I think you need to come home Helen. I can hear the American accent kicking in🤪🤣
Angela Gillard yep it happens. That was my 27th trip to USA.
Wow! Great tips. Time to get practicing. Thank You.
Chris Cabana your welcome.
Great idea. Thank you!
Hello fellow Aussie,
Well I would have never thought of something like this what a great way to practice fmq since I’m a beginner aka late starter I will certainly give this idea a go absolutely brilliant Thankyou for sharing
Dianne Best yeah. Go girl go!
Great approach!
I really like this idea and find it very helpful!
Tamela Scaggs enjoy.
You do an amazing job of explaining how to do free motion! I like the idea of a road map, since I’ve always just tried to draw my entire design to follow and it doesn’t work out so well...thank you!
Sis Carmichael you are most welcome. Just follow the roadmap with no GPS.
Excellent lesson, I am of to do a nice curly border. I love the evenness of your speed control (which I need to work on) and the use of the chalk line. I think it needs practice to be ahead of the line so that we are confident enough to sew round the lines effectively.
Rosemary Muntus practice practise. Good luck.
Великолепный урок! Какое облегчение! Спасибо!
Larissa Wangarodskaya thank your for watching.
Very good tutorial. I don’t own the Sweet Sixteen..I have the Infinity and this is also helpful for stand up long arm quilters. Well done.
Ramona Kufalk yes these techniques apply to all quilters. Enjoy.
una clase majistral !!!!!
СУПЕР !!!!!
НАТАЛЬЯ ЧИ happy quilting.
Спасибо.💕
I just love your method of demonstrating! Please keep posting ways to do patterns for beginners like me. Can I do the same with the Long Arm?
mary Gonzalez ..I own the Infinity longarm and I think this video was great for us stand up longarm-ers.
mary Gonzalez these techniques are for all quilters. Enjoy.
Thank you
It looks like a piece of coral.
Carol Russell yes it does.
Love this! Thank you. What is the pencil you are using?
It's called a Panda Pencil. Helen sells them on her website.
What kind of marking pencil are you using?
Jan Moorman I am using my Panda Pencil. Available on my website www. helengodden.com
good tutorial
Glad it helped!
What brand name and style of marker are you using? Thanks for the great instruction, I'm learning so much!!
maladjusted maldemare panda pencil is available from www.helengodden.com
Thanks Helen l like this homework What speed were you working at?
Mylo Sanders probably about 50 but I normally quilt at 70 or more. Speed is not the goal but a consequence of practice and confidence.
You mentioned using an iron away marker, can you give more information on the brand and where to purchase one on line? I've yet to find an iron away white marker that gives such bright marks. Thank you!
Jeanne Culver panda pencils are available on my website. Www.helengodden.com
Please, Helen, could you share more about the marker you are using? I see water=soluable chalk pencils and heat-disappearing ink pens available, but I'd like to know more about the one used in the video.
Do you give VIRTUAL instructions???
I am geographically challenged. A road map - huh. I've gone on road trips trying to read a map with the window open...yeah, out the window it goes.
That last road map, I got the drawing part. When you started quilting along...I got literally lost. Couldn't follow the path. But loved it.
I will do this...I will do this...I will do this.
I would really love to know what pencil that is and if it’s available in Australia please
Helen is using the Panda pencil. It is available on her website!
Good afternoon do you pin the quilt