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quiltingmadeeasy.com -- this site has fmq patterns on paper that you just put down on your quilt and sew on the lines! use these for a quilt or two and you'll soon do it on your own, plus have lots of different patterns to do the qulting.
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Originally Posted by Fancy Nancy
i am relatively new to fmq. do it all on my little singer machine. i always think i am doing pretty good until i see all the quilts that are posted with such intricate quilting designs - tiny flowers, tiny little swirly things etc - all done so perfectly. are all these done on regular machines or on longarms? is there a program that does these or do all of you that do them have super steady hands and awesome eye/hand coordination? i have even tried fmq small flowers but they end up all wonky. just curious how long it takes to master this and if it can be done on a regular machine or do you need a longarm to do it? all my quilts seem so amaturish (sp) compared to what is posted on this site.
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