What To Quilt On Your Quilt .

[Swedish leo]

For all the newbes and everyone else!

I have posted this video before but I think it is good enough to repost.
Especially since there is so many new quilters here.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=emNxOb-oQfM

Enjoy!

[lourixe]

Thanks for the reminder! I really must start quilting those last tops I made in 2014.
I'm now also studying the option of having the pattern previously traced:


Although I think my tops are too large and bulky for attempting custom quilting on my DSM with all the turning it implies, I really want to try it, maybe on small projects or just for the borders. An overall meandering is what I can do best for those awaiting monsters.

[MaryD]

Really enjoyed that! Thanks

[Carrie J]

Annika, a great watch and lots of great advice! Thanks so much for putting this up, truly!

[JCY]

Thanks for this post. I hadn't seen this one before. I don't have time to watch the whole thing tonight, but I'll come back to it.

[Claire Hallman]

I really enjoyed watching this. I have two king quilts in my line up that I will be quilting on my domestic machine. It does have a 10-11" harp but that is still lots of fabric to shove through.
I love the permission to make it my own and do what I can do instead of thinking it should have feathers everywhere that I am not capable of doing with my limited experience. I am also very glad of my choice of backing, it has lots of busy colorful flowers and will not show the quilting. whether it is good or bad.

[JCY]

I finished watching the video this a.m. I clicked on the next one about Mctavishing. That was interesting, too.

[chy]

Stencils are a good way to have some kind of guide when you are first starting FMQ