McTavishing Free Motion Quilting Technique | National Quilters Circle
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- Опубліковано 26 сер 2024
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Kelly Hanson discusses a new book by award winning longarm quilter, Karen McTavish. In this video, Kelly gives us insight into the book and the art of “McTavishing.” The first piece of advice Karen gives is for quilters to begin by drawing on a piece of scratch paper. Watch as Kelly practices this no-rules approach to free motion quilting.
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I dove in and started machine quilting yesterday, a big quilt. To make it less intimidating I decided to do quilt as I go because the blocks are 22x22. This looks amazing, can’t wait to try it!
I’d love to try this technique. I have a 30 year old Pfaff domestic sewing machine that doesn’t like free motion . I thought it was me but I did ok one someone else’s machine. At age 78, I’m not going to buy another sewing machine. Love your work
Bravo! Wonderful demonstration clear and succinct.
Love your instruction Kelly!
This is truly inspirational😍
WOW!!! i am soooo jealous.
Going to get the book, love it!
how did you piece the small squares together to make the final product?
We would be happy to assist you; we just need some more information. In this video there aren't small squares pieced together to make a final product, so we're not sure what you are referring to.
What is the name of the book? She has lots of them.
Hi,
The name of the book is Mastering the Art of McTavishing.
Cheers,
Ashley
National Quilters Circle
It looks a lot like zen doodling.
Looks like a great and beautiful technique, but also looks like TV-shop. Especially the very last words. So I'm a bit sceptical to the whole book and the "new" technique. I used to draw like that when I was a kid/young teenager, and than is many, many years ago. It would be strange if not at least some free motion quilters have done that on quilts at some time. Did she really invent "McTavishing" or did she reinvent something old to make people run to the stores right now? Reinventing something old just to sell books, classes, videos or whatever have been done in soapmaking. So it is not that far out to think it can happen in other crafts as well.
Her method is inspired by the Art Nouveau movement’s Alphonse Mucha. She’s turned it into a quilting technique.. Good for her !