What's the best book for a FM quilter who, so far, is "good at practice." I find I like all-over designs because I hate starting and stopping. I have yet to find a good marking technique. I want ONE book that sums up everything and gives a variety of simple, traceable designs. What's the best pick? I know you wonderful people know.
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I will be anxious to hear some answers, too. I am just trying out FMQ but need some inspiration besides wavy lines and little circles. :-)
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Check out freemotionquilting.blogspot.com. The person with that site is trying to do 365 different free motion designs. Hope this helps.
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Thanks greensleeves- that site looks like just what we needed. :-)
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Check the library. It's a good way to discover not only what books you want, but which ones you don't want to waste your money on. Then you can purchase (or add to your wish list) the books that would be more useful to you.
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Originally Posted by greensleeves
Check out freemotionquilting.blogspot.com. The person with that site is trying to do 365 different free motion designs. Hope this helps.
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