Free motion quilting
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i start in the center and work my way out..this way the fabric can be sort of smoothed to the outside as you go.
there are so many short videos out there on u-tube, and other quilt sites..to help you.
remember to:
breathe
drop you feed dogs
breathe
practice!
:thumbup:
there are so many short videos out there on u-tube, and other quilt sites..to help you.
remember to:
breathe
drop you feed dogs
breathe
practice!
:thumbup:
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Originally Posted by watterstide
i start in the center and work my way out..this way the fabric can be sort of smoothed to the outside as you go.
there are so many short videos out there on u-tube, and other quilt sites..to help you.
remember to:
breathe
drop you feed dogs
breathe
practice!
:thumbup:
there are so many short videos out there on u-tube, and other quilt sites..to help you.
remember to:
breathe
drop you feed dogs
breathe
practice!
:thumbup:
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I also start at the center. My newer machine drops the feed, but my older singer has a special stitch plate that covers the feed dogs. So it depends on the machine. I started with practice "sandwiches" using scrap fabric or muslin.
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