This post is part of the Sewing Back-to-School series, 30 days of helpful sewing articles by guest bloggers. Feel free
This post is part of the Sewing Back-to-School series, 30 days of helpful sewing articles by guest bloggers. Feel free
This post is part of the Sewing Back-to-School series, 30 days of helpful sewing articles by guest bloggers. Feel free
Sometimes jumping into free motion quilting needs a baby step, and grid quilting is just the thing to do it! Create structured free motion quilting using these 9 grid quilting ideas to dip your toes in and get started!
This post is part of the Sewing Back-to-School series, 30 days of helpful sewing articles by guest bloggers. Feel free
Have your students ever asked why we move around so much at the Catholic Mass? This file contains a presentation with slides that explain why we sit, stand, kneel, and do other special motions and gestures during Mass. This presentation aims to help students deepen their love and understanding o...
Free Motion Quilting Video: How to Quilt Feathered Flower. By Amy Johnson of Amy's Quilting Adventures
Modern Free Motion Anita Goodesign Embroidery Design CD 22 patterns, 3 different ways, 4 sizes each This collection consists of 22 modern patterns in 3 different ways. The first version uses a single pass running stitch that mimics free motion quilting. You can even add other embroidery designs right on top of them. The second version is a triple running stitch for a bolder effect! The third version is truly awesome; it is a combination of both stitches. It is a new technique we came up with completely by accident. We are calling this technique stitch blending, it gives the designs a unique tint by mixing two thread colors. The included tutorial on the disc covers all of the techniques in detail. (Photo used is a Stock Photo) NEW IN BOX Includes the Following File Formats: · ART, PES, HUS, XXX , JEF, EXP, DST , VIP, PXF · Included is TUTORIALS, RE-SIZING PROGRAM, CATALOG & DESIGN COLOR SHEETS. Suggested Retail $69.00
7 Pages of Easy Sewing Exercises For Beginner Sewers Becoming proficient at sewing is really a matter of time spent...
The story of my scrappy strip quilt with scrappy binding and even scrappy free motion and walking foot quilting too! A fun improv project for pretty prints!
Hearts, hearts and more hearts - learn how to create this free motion quilting design.
This post is part of the Sewing Back-to-School series, 30 days of helpful sewing articles by guest bloggers. Feel free
The Convertible Free Motion Quilting Foot Set is an excellent foot for free motion quilting. This set of low shank feet with attachments has everything you need. This foot is made.
Description The MadamSew Darning Foot, also known as a Free Motion Quilting Foot gives you the freedom to move your fabric under your sewing machine needle to create your designs. The hopper mechanism presses the Darning Foot firmly onto the project, preventing the material from “flagging” (pulling up with the needle during sewing) and ensuring a neat stitch pattern. The transparent lower part of the foot allows the user to easily place and see the stitches. The Darning Foot is versatile. Use it for: free motion quilting repairing holes or tears in clothing creating freehand monograms free-hand embroidery thread sketching any other free motion sewing NOTE: This Darning Foot is for Low Shank Machines only.
A cute little free motion motif of dog bones is perfect for any quilt made for our canine friends.
I feel I’ve been remiss about a blog. When I wrote this blog: I approached it with the primary emphasis on tighter curves, such as this Quilt block containing several Drunkard Path Unit…
Make your Force and Motion unit even more engaging with these ideas. You'll find anchor chart ideas, book suggestions, project ideas, and other hands-on activities to use with your students during your force and motion unit.
PLEASE NOTE: All of my packets are EXPANDING PACKETS which means that any purchaser will receive ALL NEW CHANGES AND ADDITIONS FOR FREE when the file is updated! Activity sheets needed for lessons on the following Push or Pull topics: - Is it a Push or a Pull? - Strength needed to Push Things - Strength needed to Pull Things - Directions Objects Can be Pushed or Pulled - Objects that Need to be Pushed or Pulled to Move - 7 Push and 7 Pull small full colored photographs for a sorting activity - Large Push and Pull signs with definitions - 7 large full color photos of pushing - 7 large full color photos of pulling OTHER KINDERGARTEN NGSS STANDARDS ACTIVITY PACKETS: Animals Needs: Eating Patterns, Habitats and Impact on the Earth Pollution and Recycling: Human Impact on the Earth Energy Transfer and Conservation
Here is a super awesome quilt design for any quilt needing a little bit of floral flare! This fun little Daisy Chain is easy and a great way to add more texture into some of your other FMQ patterns. Click HERE for a free downloadable PDF! Click HERE to watch the full tutorial!
7 Pages of Easy Sewing Exercises For Beginner Sewers Becoming proficient at sewing is really a matter of time spent...
I get so excited about my local guild’s show-it’s always fabulous! Enjoy a peek at this year’s Folsom Quilt and Fiber Guild show: Best of Show, Inger Blood: “A Taste of Tie&…
Helping busy teachers to simplify their teaching practices through fun and engaging research-based curriculum and resources! Read the Blog Looking for Something? Facebook-f Twitter Pinterest-p Instagram Youtube Tiktok hello I'm Deedee Wills Mrs. Wills’ Kindergarten
The Faux Braid pattern provides a nice area of light to feature free motion quilting motifs. I have filled this area on other quilts w...
Free motion quilting is still something I get asked about the most. It's so simple, and also so daunting at the same time! I'm DEFINITELY not an expert, and don't look too close at my stitches, but good news....it doesn't have to be perfect, AND it's a great stress reliever! ;) While I was quilting...Read More
“Marking” a quilt is a way of giving yourself visual reference points to make sure your free motion quilting comes out looking like and spaced as you desire. There are a variety of pencils, pens, and other products available: let’s take a look at the ones I consider the best. (This post contains a
Keep your creative juices flowing with over 100 free quilt blocks rounded up in one place. Includes everything from basics, traditional and paper piecing.
Sometimes jumping into free motion quilting needs a baby step, and grid quilting is just the thing to do it! Create structured free motion quilting using these 9 grid quilting ideas to dip your toes in and get started!
7 Pages of Easy Sewing Exercises For Beginner Sewers Becoming proficient at sewing is really a matter of time spent...
The other day I looked around and had a choice. I could finish a number of pieces that are still in process, clean the studio, create new work or drive into the sunset. I decided to let the stitch tell me what to do. There was quilt back laying around from a piece that never did get finished. So I s
PDF pattern for raw edge applique using free motion embroidery, which finishes as a 10" square. This pattern contains the templates for my whale design along with plenty of colour photographs through each step. I don't teach you how to do free motion embroidery in this pattern, other than my own hints and tips, neither do I tell you how to set your machine up for free motion embroidery but I do give you all the stages for you to make your own embroidery. My patterns are for personal use only. Please don't redistribute or make my items to sell. thank you. Any question please do ask. I also have a listing for a printed version.
At last-a tutorial on the Daisy Fill! Many of you at the International Quilt Festival-Long Beach Saturday Night Sampler wanted to know how to do this one. I promised I would post a tutorial. ItR…
The story of my scrappy strip quilt with scrappy binding and even scrappy free motion and walking foot quilting too! A fun improv project for pretty prints!
Around the early 1800’s three types of quilts became popular: the whole cloth, broderie perse, and medallion quilts. Several of my past blogs have featured medallion quilts – how to make them…
