+ Rose Johnson - I agree; and I thought the white tone-on-tone fabric and that soft peach thread and binding was just right touch to give this quilt a soft, feminine look.
So glad you mentioned the fusible batting. I'm quilting a small quilt made from an old wedding dress and mother of the bride dress. I usually long arm quilt but this is small and all embroidered with trupunto designs. I want to use a backing covered with the blue chiffon. At least the backing will be controlled by the fusible batting. Great job on the Hearts, Hearts, Hearts. Happy Valentine's Day.
That was great! I love it when you demonstrate a quilt design, you make it look east enuf for me think MAYBE I can do it. I am going to try this on my next one....unless I get real daring and try to use the 'technique' using a daisy type flower. Thank you so much!!
Great tutorial Laura! So many newbie quilters need the visual of how to free motion quilt! Now, if I could get my students to just practice like you ! Thank you!
Jolene Shindler I just made my 3rd quilt.. ever! I hate quilting.. I'm a monster piecer though! and I love binding! quilting, uhhhg! I have a brand new, fancy to me, babylock Rachael and hubby got me the biggest extension table possible for it! although... my quilt hangs off the edge, it's heavy, gets stuck on the edge of the xt table, lifts up the table.. omg I get so frustrated! such a bummer! I keep trying but my triangles look like I had a seizure mid stride! I am determined to learn this! I AM A QUILTER!!! I WILL never pay $150 for someone to quilt it again! ever!! I need to make a weightless stand but I feel like a lap quilt just doesn't need it! OK that's it lol!! 😄
Melinda, Sink your machine in a table and you will be amazed how much easier quilting and sewing is! I have a homemade version and the gidget 2. Either way, I can't go back to a table top machine. Good luck!
What a great pattern... I am just trying to learn free-motion quilting and have been looking for a motif for a quilt top I have been working on. Thanks for sharing and also for all of your fun and informative videos! ...
sometimes that supreme slider has to be taped down really well with painters tape or you will sew it on to the back of your quilt by mistake... ask me how I know that... LOL... love the hearts!!:)
I love piecing and I enjoy that process very much. Quilting is not so much my thing. But since I use the supreme slider and my IKEA garden gloves, it got much better.
Wonderful tutorial--yours always are! I was wondering about the iron on batting. Over time does using a product like this "gunk" up your machine? Or is that just with the spray on adhesive some use.
I just love the humming sound of a sewing machine in action! Thank you for another wonderful tutorial! Is a stitch regulator the same as a walking foot? Beautiful quilt! ♡♡♡♡♡
No. The walking foot is different. Basically the BSR (Bernina) is for free motion quilting with the feed dogs down. With the walking foot the feed dogs are up. You can search Bernina BSR and Bernina Walking foot here on UA-cam and watch their videos. Personally, I thinking both feet are useful although the BSR takes some practice.
Now I am going crazy 9n UA-cam... I finally figured out how to quilt.. and finally got my quilt top done and all ready to put something beautiful on it to make it really stand out.. I'm not gonna lie, I love to do hard before easy.... not sure why I am like that.. I didnt want just plain straight lines. Just because I feel the quilt I have made is 4 inch blocks (skull pixel quilt) .. and it is so colorful not sure what I was thinking... I do love it, it is a gift for my sister, that was suppse to be done at christmas.. sorry if I ramble and run on sentences,, I get excited... my brain works fast... lol.. anyways. I didnt realize how hard this part was gonna be.. and I said I've been practicing for about 2 hours now and still dont thi k I'm going to be able to do this.. and I tried the straight lines, my sewing machine is just too small to fit it all thru, and had it all crazy... took that apart.. yes, took forever... I'm learning.. thank you for sharing with us.. I have watched u alot over the last couple months along with other... I hope I get this soon..if you want to help me along. U can email me at wildheart21502@gmail.com.. i would love that... thank you again for all you do..
Love the clear table cloth cover for practicing the quilt pattern. And LOVE your videos. Thanks so much!! However, Wanted to ask you if you are happy with your Bernina. I finally invested in one after waiting for years. I have had a lot of trouble with my feed dogs not working right. I have fought with it more than being able to simply enjoy my sewing. Cannot get Bernina to fully repair it nor will they replace it. Anyway...., do love your tutorials, but just wondering if you’ve had any issues with your machine. Thank you!!
Thank you.....I am interested in mastering free motion quilting as an alternative to sending my quilts out to be quilted. I have everything i need and i know the regulator is not needed but helps. I have a simple machine a brother CS-6000i and can not find a regulator...i will just have to keep practicing!!! Love your hearts
Hi Laura I can see that you are sewing on a Bernina, and you are sewing very fast, is it ok even though the red ligh is on? I hope you understand the question, I come from Denmark and I am useing a translator to spell. Anyway I love your toturials I have learned so much. Thank you 👍💐❤️
I've recently been diagnosed with an illness for which I don't have enough money in my budget to pay for. And every week the symptoms seem to increase. At first I thought it might have something to do with my age. However, several doctors have told me it's not unusual for women of any age to have it. In fact, it's an ailment that more and more people are acquiring these days and it seems to be particularly prevalent among those who sew or quilt. Maybe you have friends in your own circle in the same situation? As it turns out, pharmaceutical companies have not yet come up with a psychotropic drug to combat this nagging illness. By now you may have guessed what it is I'm faced with; it's called "Ineeditous". I had a serious attack of it today when I saw you use your stitch regulator foot. Alas! I do not own a Bernina (I've already had many anxious moments dreaming of owning a magical sewing machine like yours). But today's attack actually brought tears to my eyes. My hopes are to find a support group with individuals who share this same diagnosis and learn from them how I can overcome it or combat it without checking into some kind of asylum before I die. Okay, it's Valentine's Day in the U.S. and I wanted to send a humorous card to you to put a smile on your face like you do for your subscribers (and new viewers) with every video you post for us on YT. Today you showed us how beautiful a whole cloth quilt can be (for even a confident beginner) with a comparatively easy free motion design of Hearts, Hearts, Hearts and that nifty stitch regulator foot (of course I want one . . .). It was a fun surprise when you opened your hands at the end to reveal that appliquéd heart used to cover a possible quilting mistake. Oh, the lucky mother-to-be who receives that quilt.
Jennifer is correct, it is made for my machine. www.bernina.com/en-CA/Products-CA/BERNINA-products/Sewing-Quilting-and-Embroidery/BERNINA-7-Series/BERNINA-790 see half way down the page
...I talked with a few ladies at my local Quilt show this month; they have used, and do not like....a stitch regulator.....even a well known lady who does quilt tutorials said not to use one, just practice without one....I would think they would be awesome to use! Has anyone out there used one and not like it? and why? They are pretty pricey! probably about $500 for my machine!
Ohhhhh, you are the sweetest Valentine for all us sewers.What a lovely design, great instructions, beautiful results. Thanks.
+ Rose Johnson - I agree; and I thought the white tone-on-tone fabric and that soft peach thread and binding was just right touch to give this quilt a soft, feminine look.
Thanks and thanks for watching
Every time I watch one of your videos, I pick up new tricks and tips. Thanks so much for sharing you wonderful ideas and making FMW less intimidating!
Ah Laura - you make it look so effortless! Experience is everything. Love this simple but stylish design.
Thanks and thanks for watching
So glad you mentioned the fusible batting. I'm quilting a small quilt made from an old wedding dress and mother of the bride dress. I usually long arm quilt but this is small and all embroidered with trupunto designs. I want to use a backing covered with the blue chiffon. At least the backing will be controlled by the fusible batting.
Great job on the Hearts, Hearts, Hearts. Happy Valentine's Day.
Would love to see how this turns out!
Thanks and thanks for watching
That was great! I love it when you demonstrate a quilt design, you make it look east enuf for me think MAYBE I can do it. I am going to try this on my next one....unless I get real daring and try to use the 'technique' using a daisy type flower. Thank you so much!!
what ever you do have fun:)
Beautiful heart quilting
Great tutorial Laura! So many newbie quilters need the visual of how to free motion quilt! Now, if I could get my students to just practice like you ! Thank you!
Jolene Shindler I just made my 3rd quilt.. ever! I hate quilting.. I'm a monster piecer though! and I love binding! quilting, uhhhg! I have a brand new, fancy to me, babylock Rachael and hubby got me the biggest extension table possible for it! although... my quilt hangs off the edge, it's heavy, gets stuck on the edge of the xt table, lifts up the table.. omg I get so frustrated! such a bummer! I keep trying but my triangles look like I had a seizure mid stride! I am determined to learn this! I AM A QUILTER!!! I WILL never pay $150 for someone to quilt it again! ever!! I need to make a weightless stand but I feel like a lap quilt just doesn't need it! OK that's it lol!! 😄
Melinda, Sink your machine in a table and you will be amazed how much easier quilting and sewing is! I have a homemade version and the gidget 2. Either way, I can't go back to a table top machine. Good luck!
Thanks and thanks for watching
Google Jenloops and see that system and a lot of people are making their own out of PVC pipe and clamps.
What a great pattern... I am just trying to learn free-motion quilting and have been looking for a motif for a quilt top I have been working on. Thanks for sharing and also for all of your fun and informative videos!
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So Beautiful. Can’t wait to try hearts ♥️. Thanks😊
Laura you are an artist. Thank you very enjoyable. ❤️Lou
sometimes that supreme slider has to be taped down really well with painters tape or you will sew it on to the back of your quilt by mistake... ask me how I know that... LOL... love the hearts!!:)
yes you are correct thanks for adding that:)
Babs388 I did this recently. Ugh
For sure. I did too.
Hola querida Laura.✋
Feliz día de San VALENTIN !!!💗💜💙💛
Saludos desde Argentina 💋
Thank you and hello from Canada
Good ideas! Great pattern. I have a longarm and the swirly patterns are fun.
What a good ides. I’m just finishing piecing a baby quilt and will fill it with hearts. Thank you.
MARVELOUS IDEA!!!👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏 THANK YOU FOR SHARING!!! 😀
wow great way to learn on the plastic. thank you!!!!! soooo soooo much.
Great idea with the plastic practice surface!! You make this look so easy-- love hearts and am going to give this a try! Thanks,
have fun:)
Love how you teach !!!
I love this design. You make it look easy!
Glad you liked it:)
Love it! never thought of making a quilt like that. Beautiful!!!
Thanks and thanks for watching
Absolutely love this tutorial! Thank you sooo much!
I love this! 😍
I love piecing and I enjoy that process very much. Quilting is not so much my thing. But since I use the supreme slider and my IKEA garden gloves, it got much better.
glad to hear because it is a fun to do the quilting to:)
HOLA QUERIDA LAURA.
!! FELIZ DIA DE SAN VALENTIN !!
SALUDOS DESDE ARGENTINA.💗💙💚💜✋
Love this! Please give us more.
What an awesome idea!! thank you! 💖💖💖
I love your idea thank you very very much it came out so pretty
Love your tuts...Keep up the great work.
thanks
Thanks Laura, I sure will give it a try some day!
:)
Sew Cute!!! Thanks for the lesson!!
Thanks and thanks for watching
Oh I love it, such a great idea. That will be my next quilt😊
thanks
Wonderful tutorial--yours always are! I was wondering about the iron on batting. Over time does using a product like this "gunk" up your machine? Or is that just with the spray on adhesive some use.
I have never had any trouble with either, however I do have my machine cleaned every year,
SewVeryEasyl
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Love this idea! I have a few tops to do and might give this a try. Wish I had a stitch regulator but not yet.
have fun!
I just love the humming sound of a sewing machine in action! Thank you for another wonderful tutorial! Is a stitch regulator the same as a walking foot? Beautiful quilt! ♡♡♡♡♡
No. The walking foot is different. Basically the BSR (Bernina) is for free motion quilting with the feed dogs down. With the walking foot the feed dogs are up. You can search Bernina BSR and Bernina Walking foot here on UA-cam and watch their videos. Personally, I thinking both feet are useful although the BSR takes some practice.
Karen Jordan Thank you for responding to my question. I appreciate it. =)
I can see my friends answered that question. My friends are just the best. Thanks for asking:)
That was great Laura. Does that presser foot really keep all your stitches the same length. I have a bernette b38. Would it work on that? X
Thank you. Great way to practice.
thanks
Awesome tutorial!
I love this.
Love it! Thank you once again. 8-)
Now I am going crazy 9n UA-cam... I finally figured out how to quilt.. and finally got my quilt top done and all ready to put something beautiful on it to make it really stand out.. I'm not gonna lie, I love to do hard before easy.... not sure why I am like that.. I didnt want just plain straight lines. Just because I feel the quilt I have made is 4 inch blocks (skull pixel quilt) .. and it is so colorful not sure what I was thinking... I do love it, it is a gift for my sister, that was suppse to be done at christmas.. sorry if I ramble and run on sentences,, I get excited... my brain works fast... lol.. anyways. I didnt realize how hard this part was gonna be.. and I said I've been practicing for about 2 hours now and still dont thi k I'm going to be able to do this.. and I tried the straight lines, my sewing machine is just too small to fit it all thru, and had it all crazy... took that apart.. yes, took forever... I'm learning.. thank you for sharing with us.. I have watched u alot over the last couple months along with other... I hope I get this soon..if you want to help me along. U can email me at wildheart21502@gmail.com.. i would love that... thank you again for all you do..
Oh I understand the rambling my brain never stops. Have you checked out this video ua-cam.com/video/J-cybnzPgfM/v-deo.html.
Great video so much information thank you so much
thanks and thanks for watching
Love the clear table cloth cover for practicing the quilt pattern. And LOVE your videos. Thanks so much!! However, Wanted to ask you if you are happy with your Bernina. I finally invested in one after waiting for years. I have had a lot of trouble with my feed dogs not working right. I have fought with it more than being able to simply enjoy my sewing. Cannot get Bernina to fully repair it nor will they replace it. Anyway...., do love your tutorials, but just wondering if you’ve had any issues with your machine. Thank you!!
I have not had any trouble at all. I would contact Bernina www.bernina.com/en-CA/Footer-en-CA/Country-Selector/Find-a-country
Thank you.....I am interested in mastering free motion quilting as an alternative to sending my quilts out to be quilted. I have everything i need and i know the regulator is not needed but helps. I have a simple machine a brother CS-6000i and can not find a regulator...i will just have to keep practicing!!! Love your hearts
try different speeds, it might help
Lovely!
My machine doesn't use a stitch regulator so it's more difficult to keep even stitches. :( Beautiful job! Will try this technique. thanks.
try different speed until you find the right one. it will come in time:)
My Babylock quilting machine only sews at one speed. I know others have 3 settings. Maybe some day....
Do you like the mid-arm quilt machine, moving the fabric with your hands? I just purchased one , dont have it till next week.
I love it!
Hi Laura
I can see that you are sewing on a Bernina, and you are sewing very fast, is it ok even though the red ligh is on?
I hope you understand the question, I come from Denmark and I am useing a translator to spell. Anyway I love your toturials I have learned so much. Thank you 👍💐❤️
yes I understand the red light. The light is just telling you, you are going faster than you have the machine set, it is OK just keep sewing.
Do you have a link for the fusible bamboo batting.
Thank you, I will do that 👍
Hello where did you get the slider and the Fusi Boo batting, I can not find it:)
Really like it
Thanks and thanks for watching
Laura, will that slider work for a beginner basic sewing machine. I have a singer model 3232. It's for babies like me. lol
yes and you will love it:)
I've recently been diagnosed with an illness for which I don't have enough money in my budget to pay for. And every week the symptoms seem to increase. At first I thought it might have something to do with my age. However, several doctors have told me it's not unusual for women of any age to have it. In fact, it's an ailment that more and more people are acquiring these days and it seems to be particularly prevalent among those who sew or quilt. Maybe you have friends in your own circle in the same situation? As it turns out, pharmaceutical companies have not yet come up with a psychotropic drug to combat this nagging illness. By now you may have guessed what it is I'm faced with; it's called "Ineeditous". I had a serious attack of it today when I saw you use your stitch regulator foot. Alas! I do not own a Bernina (I've already had many anxious moments dreaming of owning a magical sewing machine like yours). But today's attack actually brought tears to my eyes. My hopes are to find a support group with individuals who share this same diagnosis and learn from them how I can overcome it or combat it without checking into some kind of asylum before I die.
Okay, it's Valentine's Day in the U.S. and I wanted to send a humorous card to you to put a smile on your face like you do for your subscribers (and new viewers) with every video you post for us on YT. Today you showed us how beautiful a whole cloth quilt can be (for even a confident beginner) with a comparatively easy free motion design of Hearts, Hearts, Hearts and that nifty stitch regulator foot (of course I want one . . .). It was a fun surprise when you opened your hands at the end to reveal that appliquéd heart used to cover a possible quilting mistake. Oh, the lucky mother-to-be who receives that quilt.
My niece, but she doesn't know yet:)
SewVeryEa
synthetic you
Love your tut as usual but no rings to look at today 😰
haha I know but with gloves on it is not too comfortable....don't worry it won't happen often:)
Does your stitch regulator fit any machine? Or is it specific to yours? If it does fit any machine can you provide a link?
No, Karol, unfortunately the one she is using is for specific Bernina models only.
Jennifer is correct, it is made for my machine. www.bernina.com/en-CA/Products-CA/BERNINA-products/Sewing-Quilting-and-Embroidery/BERNINA-7-Series/BERNINA-790 see half way down the page
thanks Jennifer:)
Hi, can you do a tutorial for 'ruler foot' free motion quilting, using the Westalee Rulers and the Ruler Foot Attachment?
Thank you and it is on my list:)
...I talked with a few ladies at my local Quilt show this month; they have used, and do not like....a stitch regulator.....even a well known lady who does quilt tutorials said not to use one, just practice without one....I would think they would be awesome to use! Has anyone out there used one and not like it? and why? They are pretty pricey! probably about $500 for my machine!
I really like mine:)