Machine quilting

Machine Quilting - yes, you can. You don't necessarily need a long-arm quilting machine to do this. A standard machine will work just fine.

Short answer is YES, you can quilt with a regular sewing machine. Learn how to master quilting with your sewing machine today!

Ready to quilt your quilt and don't know what design to choose? If you're new to machine quilting and are looking for a great easy quilting design for beginners, continue reading for 10 great ideas! #quiltingprojects #machinequiltingtips #quiltingwemple #quilting #quilttutorials

You don't need a long armer to finish your quilts for you! Learn how to quilt large quilts on your regular home sewing machine.

Once you are finished with your quilt, you may be thinking - what's the next step to actually getting this large piece of fabric into a finished quilt. Here are some of my favorite free printable machine quilting designs.

Not quite sure what design to choose for the baby quilt you're gifting? Check out this list of 10 different quilting designs especially for baby quilts! These simple walking foot designs can be done quickly on your domestic machine and will enhance the quilt top you created.

Are you new to machine quilting? You may have made tied quilts for a while and now want to explore machine quilting. I’ve seen a lot of advice given for how to machine quilt but I think mos…

Most quilters start learning how to quilt on a sewing machine not a longarm. Continue for 7 hacks to make using your domestic machine easier!

Finding the best sewing machine for free motion quilting isn’t a chore if you know what you’re looking for. Some necessities include an automatic needle-threader, stitches choices, and a large work area.

Explore the ultimate guide to the best sewing machines for quilting! This comprehensive resource highlights top-rated machines, features, and user reviews, assisting you in making an informed decision. Elevate your quilting projects with precision and efficiency using the perfect sewing machine tailored to your needs. Upgrade your quilting experience with this essential guide.

How to Plan Your Machine Quilting - from Christa Watson - Diary of a Quilter - a quilt blog

I've had the chance to review the book Free Motion Quilting for Beginners (and those who think they can't), by Molly Hanson. I love that title! I'm a big proponent of quilting your own quilts, as you know, and I've read a lot of books about free motion quilting. I like how everyone presents the information in their own personal way....there is always more to learn! This book presents all the practical information you need to get started. More importantly, it gives you the confidence to jump…

I'm a huge advocate for home machine quilting. The reason I started quilting my own quilts is because I'm self-taught, and when I started qu...

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Free-motion quilting design ideas with tutorial for each design. Try out different free-motion quilting designs to make your quilt unique!

2,097 likes, 134 comments - bethanne.whitearbor on May 25, 2024: "Clamshell quilting can be done with a ruler aid, or freehand. I find freehand only fun if the grid of the clamshell is 1” or smaller. Since one edge of my lavender lines ruler has a 1” half circle cutout just for this purpose, I used it in a recent quilt sample. I love it, since there isn’t any marking necessary beyond a base line. Stencils are also a great way to mark a clamshell for quilting. In all these cases, pausing…

I'm teaching a Free Motion Quilting class starting in April at my LQS, Heartstrings and Heirlooms. I finished up the class sample over the weekend. In the class the students will do larger samples, but I needed a small book of designs to advertise the class. As you can see in the above end view, I used three different types of batting for my sample book - Quilter's Dream 100% Cotton, Hobbs 80/20 (80% cotton and 20% polyester), and a 100% wool. I used a tutorial from a recent Quilting Arts…

Marking a quilting design on your quilt top is a quick way to make huge improvements to your free motion quilting. Using these machine quilting tips, you can stop guessing where to go and always end up with perfect shapes. Continue reading for 5 ways you can transfer quilting designs on your next quilt. | Quilting Wemple

This is my best machine quilting trick. It's easy to do and it looks great. I've done it most often on smallish quilts but I've used it on a throw-size quilt, too. I tried it for the first time on this little red quilt, which is a free pattern just for my readers. Such a