Thread: Dot to Dot Quilting

I have her Dot to Dot class and it was "ok." Don't know if I finished watching it or not. My favorite instructor from Craftsy is Ann Petersen.

Originally Posted by bneuen

I have her Dot to Dot class and it was "ok." Don't know if I finished watching it or not. My favorite instructor from Craftsy is Ann Petersen.

I have to agree--Ann Petersen is my favorite--but, I liked Angela--least favorite is Leah Day--she talks too much when she could be stitching.

Have that class and I really like her style. Angela is a great instructor. I like her attitude. We all strive to be better and sometimes "good enough" is the best we can do at the time.

Originally Posted by sewplease

Ooops, I just logged into Craftsy to see how much they were asking for this class only to discover that I had already purchased it, haha. Thanks for the reminder. :-)

That's too funny!
How do you find the sample? I've never heard of dot to dot quilting.

I read her reviews on Craftsy and they most of them were not very good.

I like Angela waters classes very much. I have the attitude: it'll never be noticed on a galloping horse and that's the only kind I ride. Her philosophy fits with that. She gets you quilting quickly. One thing is that free motion quilting straight lines on a home sewing machine is difficult. It's apparently easier on a long arm machine. If I were starting out in FMQ I would start with another waters class quilting negative spaces. These are much easier to do on a home. Machine and look great. I like waters better than Peterson although they are both excellent teachers.