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    Senior Member neeng's Avatar
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    free - free motion quilting templates

    Just found this site last night. Some great FMQ templates for free download:

    http://www.patsythompsondesigns.com/free-downloads/

    She has done them for both right and left-handed quilters, which is an extra touch that could be very useful!
    This fabric would be just perfect for a....

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    Thanks for the link. I did know about Patsy Thompson designs, but had forgotten. I have several quilts right now that need quilting, and have been struggling with what to quilt on them. You have solved my problem.

    I have just quilted one and in the process made myself a stencil by drawing out what I wanted on a transparency (we used to use them at work all the time). I then sewed around the design and used the pounce to mark through it. I don`t seem to be able to totally free motion yet.

    How do you mark your quilts.

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    Thank-you for all of the great info now I have a practice library!

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    Great idea!

    Quote Originally Posted by amh View Post
    I have just quilted one and in the process made myself a stencil by drawing out what I wanted on a transparency (we used to use them at work all the time). I then sewed around the design and used the pounce to mark through it.
    amh

    Thanks for that idea! I love the pounce thingie but find it difficult to cut out plastic stencils...i am working on a wall hanging that will work well with lots of quilting....

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    Thanks, I just saved it in my favorites.

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    Quote Originally Posted by sniktasemaj View Post
    Thanks, I just saved it in my favorites.
    Ditto, Ditto.
    Sweet Caroline

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    Is there a way to preview them before downloading? Thanks
    Peace is one of His greatest gifts.

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    lisalovesquilting,
    If you click on the one you want to download a picture of it comes up and you can either download or not.

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    place right away in my favorites file.thank you
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    ​A picture would be helpful of the designs but it is a nice gesture for those who have adobe.

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