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#2
My 1st suggestion is to see if you can find a group or individual that hand quilts. That's the way I'm learning.
If not, youtube has tons of information on the subject.
What I have learned is there is no hard and fast rule. Doubt I'll ever be able to make the tiny and consistent stitches I see in other's work. You know what? Doesn't matter. I'm enjoying the process. Hope you do too.
If not, youtube has tons of information on the subject.
What I have learned is there is no hard and fast rule. Doubt I'll ever be able to make the tiny and consistent stitches I see in other's work. You know what? Doesn't matter. I'm enjoying the process. Hope you do too.
#3
Not one specific but I do love hand quilting and google!! LOL I googled hoop-less hand quilting and that's how I learned, picking bits of several videos.
https://www.google.com/search?q=hoop...ient=firefox-a
https://www.google.com/search?q=hoop...ient=firefox-a
#4
There's a Craftsy class on hand quilting. I watched it and thought it was well presented. Otherwise there are you tube videos that are helpful. This is a link to a video by Elsie Campbell - there's no sound, but you can see how she stitches:
http://www.elsiemcampbell.com/search...&by-date=false
Janet
http://www.elsiemcampbell.com/search...&by-date=false
Janet
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Some quilt shops offer classes on hand quilting and there are many good books to read up on it. I took a class using the two thimble method of hand quilting - that certainly saves your fingers! Also saw a hand quilting class offered on Craftsy.
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