Embellishing the classic Baptist Fan with freemotion - Part 1

In Aug 2020, I released a video detailing how to create balance classic Baptist fan designs on a quilt as an edge to edge style design. It has remained among my most popular videos. This is the basis for the embellished designs that are shown in this video so check that out if you want to stitch out the Baptist fans first.
Here is a link to that video if you are interested:
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Today I am going to show you how to add some fun freemotion embellishments to this classic look to make it more fun and exciting. These types of designs are even more effective when used in the background or on solids so that the additional quilting is highlighted. This is part 1 of this selection. More to follow to fill the remaining sections of this sample so stay tuned.
Here are some helpful links as well:
Link for Westalee Circles on Quilts templates used to create the Baptist Fan. (These templates are suitable for stationary longarms or domestic sewing machines. They are not for frame longarms.)
www.fabrikated...
Set 1 2 pc have even and odd sizes circles 2"-12" (1/2" spacing)
Set 2 has even and odd half size circles 2.5"-11.5" (1/2" Spacing)
Set 3 has even and odd whole and half sized circles 2"-12" (Circles would space at 1/4" increments if sewn in concentric circles.)
Link for Marking tools used in the video:
www.fabrikated...
Link for Crosshair Square tool used in the video to segment circles:
www.fabrikated...

[@lance3665]

Great ideas. Thank you so much .

[@mrob8918]

Loving this! Thanks so much.

[@winngcolrz]

Very fun!

[@cathybeverage]

I have a handi quilt sweet sixteen. Which template do i get. High shank or long arm?

[@katequinnoffabquilts]

Please use the Longarm style for your Longarm. 6 mm is required so the rulers do not go under the foot since the foot hops when stitching.