Dot to Dot Machine Quilting In Between Blocks: Week 6 Free-motion Challenge Quilting Along
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- Опубліковано 4 лис 2018
- Learn how to easily machine quilt borders designs using the Dot to Dot technique plus you can download free quilting diagrams and machine quilting tips! More info below ↓ ↓ ↓ ↓ ↓
Dot to dot quilting isn’t just great for blocks and borders, you can use it in irregularly shaped areas as well! I’ll show you how to do it in a few easy steps
In this video, you’ll:
◆ See how to apply the Dot to Dot technique to irregularly shaped areas on your quilt.
◆ Learn how to make your own variations of the design.
◆ Be inspired to approach your quilts in a completely different way!
◆ Also see how to finish your challenge quilt.
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Get more info and machine quilting supplies here→fmqchallenge.com
FREE quilt pattern and marking diagrams if you want to quilt along with me→ bit.ly/34EderP
FREE quilting diagrams + tip sheet→ bit.ly/36SRJFU
Join the FMQ Challenge Facebook group to be inspired, show off your work and to cheer each other on! Join here: bit.ly/2N6aV83
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Slim Ruler: bit.ly/33tK52t
Basic 8: bit.ly/2NuPMb7
Pounce pad white: bit.ly/2WTc49d
Mark b gone: bit.ly/36IdjNd
Dot to Dot Glide thread collection: bit.ly/34HkNOF
HQ Stitch: bit.ly/2NrTy4P
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Hi Angela, here’s Edith I’ve just discovered your videos on borders and filling in spaces in blocks and am fascinated with the possibilities and now know what I need to practise for my Dot to Dot Panel. Thank you for helping me to discover new creative ideas. 😊
This is so helpful to understanding what to quilt where, thank you Angela!!!
It's one of those things that I know will be helpful when you're actually working on a quilt! I am so glad that you found it helpful!
I can't wait to apply this to some of my smaller projects! Thank you for Breaking down all the steps to have an over all design.
It's almost like I know what will be super helpful when using this technique!!
Great video - thanks for getting right to the point and not adding any extraneous, useless gab like talking about your cat or the weather as I have seen in other videos.
Thank you for putting these together. It helps me break down the shapes and think about what I can do where. I appreciate you!!
Love the Dot to Dot FMG, I learned more about rulers and FMG in six weeks than I have in well lets just say a very long time. I was able to use a straight ruler after a practice sandwich on a quilt that was four patches and large blocks, almost done with it hope to post on Facebook before the next challenge. Thank you for sharing.
That is the ultimate compliment and the reason that I do this! Thanks for encouraging me with your sweet compliment!
I especially liked this video from the series. Tying it all together really makes since now. Great job! love your videos :)
Very interesting way to fill a chevron! Thxs for being so clear!
Thanks for the great tips and tricks and for sharing your knowledge!
Thank you Angela, almost finished my practice piece and ready to go on to a quilt for my grandson. Could not have done it without your help.
I love that so much!!!
Wow! Love this. I may not ever be able to master all this but I’ll sure give it a try. Just beautiful and fun.
I promise that it just takes a little practice! Remember, it's just a couple of basic shapes!
Thank you once again for an amazing tutorial, you make it look so easy! Well I am off to practice 😊😊
Yay!! That's what I like to hear!
Thank you! Sew fun! ❤️
¡Estupendo!
Thanks for these great tips Angela, I love the different effects of the designs you quilted and it’s amazing how different they look. I will be trying these out for sure :)
Absolutetly wonderful tutorial! i am almost convinced to give it a try. lol Soon, very soon!
Yay! I am glad that you like it! I promise it's easy once you get the hang of it!
Love it!! (Guess which quilting I'm most excited about?) ;-)
LOLOLOL It's looking so good....dot to dot and feathers make me so happy!
Really love this challenge, thank you for your very valuable time and effort.Bernadette Izod
It's been so much fun, hasn't it!!!
I love your quilt. Question did you use both the purple and gold thread in the center. Thanks for all that you do for us!!
Yes, I did! I should have mentioned that! Thanks for clarifying.
How would you recommend quilting a string quilt?
I had thread breaking when I FMQ on approximately a 45 degree angle to the left, while moving the fabric towards me. The thread did not break, when doing the same 45 degree angle moving to the right, while moving the fabric away from me. I have a Horizon, using a # 12 needle, Aurifil thread and I had the machine on 'start and stop' (not using the foot pedal). Does anyone have any suggestions, what i am doing wrong, when i fmq to the 'left'? I try and move the fabric the same speed, in all directions.
How did you get to be so confident?
Can a regular ruler be used instead of the specialized ruler you use?
What camera are you using
Where can I get that foot?mary jo
I really like the effect created by the two parallel lines around a shape to make it pop. Please show us how you do that in another video because I’m guessing you must stitch in the ditch first then echo that by 1/4 inch? The other thing is, I tried using a quilting ruler in the middle of a large quilt but found it very hard to keep it steady due to the bunching up of the quilt in the throat of the sewing machine. Any tips on this issue? Thanks so much again💕
So I don't have the challenge quilt and I don't know if this suggestion will help, but for me I've got a tiny ruler - it's about 1 x 4" - which I've found really helpful when I'm working in tight spaces. It's only really useful if a block is short enough for the edges to reach both points, but it's smaller than my hand, so as long as I can get my hand in enough to push down on the ruler with my index finger and thumb, then it works. (This isn't, I should say, an extra thick ruler like you usually see for use with a ruler foot, but I've never had any issues with it slipping under my FMQ foot.)
What a great idea, I will have to do that! It is echoing, and it's easy once you get the hang of it. As far as using the ruler in the center of the quilt, take your time and work within your finger tips. Those two things make it so much easier!
Angela Walters thank you! I will apply your advice.🤗🌸
How easily can this be done on a domestic? I’m fairly new and not creative at all. FMQing is a daunting thought.
Interesting, but I think a dark thread, rather than the pink, would have allowed me to see it better.