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sewsewquilter 09-07-2008 06:52 AM

Does anyone have this book?

Quilting Dot-to-dot Patterns for Today's Machine Quilter by Cheryl Barnes

I saw it on Amazon. I am wondering if it is a good book for a beginner to free motion.

Does anyone have a favorite book for learning FM?

Off topic: The path of Ike has change enough that we are not going to evacuate. It did make us get all of the coconuts off the trees and clean the carport. :-)

bearpaw 09-07-2008 09:42 AM

Don't have any suggestions for FM - would also like suggestions. Glad to hear you won't have to evacuate.

Rose Marie 09-08-2008 11:16 AM

I watched Lorraine Strangness do machine quilting on QuiltersTv. Her book is called Magical Machine Quilting.
I am going to buy it when I get the bucks.

Judy Gail 09-08-2008 02:14 PM

I found these two books helpful:

"Pathways to Better Quilting" by Sally Terry
"Machine Quilting Solutions" by Christine Maraccini

Judy

sewsewquilter 09-08-2008 04:05 PM

Thank you everyone!

vjquilter 09-08-2008 06:59 PM

The book Machine Quilting Solutions is wonderful! I use it quite often. It was one of the first ones I bought.
Another one I really like is Just Leaf It by Kim Stotsenberg.
The are two books by Suzanne Earley entitled Meandering Magic and More Meandering Magic.
i have not purchased these DVDs yet but a great gal named Patsy Thompson has her own line of DVDs for free motion quilting. I think her wesite is patsythompson.com or try goggling her name. Her website has some video clips on free to watch. She is fabuous!
When I first began free m otion quilting, I learned the more I practiced with paper and pen first, the better my quilting looked. I also use my son's Doodle Pro board/MagnaDoodle board to draw on.

Hope that helps!


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