Originally Posted by jaciqltznok
OR trace the design onto paper like Golden threads...you sew right over it,,,,I just LOVE that stuff!
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The Golden Threads paper works well, you just have to remove it after quilting and I'd rather not have to! I am going to try the Ultimate Pounce Pad. Feathers can be done without any marking, but it comes with practice and the smaller they are, the easier to me(and I still need lots of practice to perfect).
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Originally Posted by leatheflea
Sure can I did it here no stencil no longarm
http://www.quiltingboard.com/t-136972-1.htm Just keep practicing. |
Originally Posted by leatheflea
Sure can I did it here no stencil no longarm
http://www.quiltingboard.com/t-136972-1.htm Just keep practicing. (so sorry about the story behind that quilt :( ) |
Follow the lines free motion? That is very hard to do without a long arm.
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Originally Posted by leatheflea
Sure can I did it here no stencil no longarm
http://www.quiltingboard.com/t-136972-1.htm Just keep practicing. A sad story attached to your quilt, so sorry! Thanks for your suggestion....PRACTICE...PRATICE...and more PRACTICE. |
I started quilting feathers when I was on my regular machine. But now that I am on a long arm, I just make bigger feathers like 8" prongs. I love to quilt fleece throws with outrageous feathers. But I did feathers, feathers and more feathers on my regular machine.
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there are many stencils designed especially for FMQ, including feathers. check the catalog on www.quiltingstencils.com There are also mini wholecloth preprinted pieces available as well as stencils for the smaller pieces. These are good for practice.
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I use plain old white tissue paper,like for gift wraping.
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Check out Patsy Thompson's website. She does awesome feathers with a regular machine and very little marking.
Susan |
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