teddysmom

I see why you love this site. I've picked out several that I want to order. Love all the choices and designs. THANKS SO MUCH FOR LETTING ME KNOW ABOUT THIS SITE.

yel

you may just take a piece of school chalk [for blackboards] and doodle some meanderings the follow the lines .....good thing if you don't like it brush away and start over ....but ''The Stencil Company'' has them in lots of sizes

meyert

I had never heard of the stencil company - thanks I will have to check them out

marge954

I found free online stencil patterns. I print out the page and trace it onto the tissue paper that you'd use when wrapping a gift. I spray the stenciled paper lightly with basting spray and smooth it on to my quilt top. I do small sections at a time since I'm using my domestic machine and roll my quilt. I lightly spray with water after I've sewn and the paper comes right off. Any small pieces under the stitches comes off when washed. I get great results with this method.

nlgh

Quilt in a Day recently had a sale on stencils. They might still be on sale as she is having a birthday sale.

Jane Quilter

Be careful. The most trouble I have had quilting is removing markings! I am back to "outlining" and echo-ing, and free-hand meandering. I wish you well.

NJ Quilter

I'm a hand quilter as well and sometimes meandering is just the way to go. I have a meander stencil that also has some tulip designs within that is great. Forget where I got it though, sorry. You've gotten great suggestions as to stencil sites. Just be careful with your marking tools (unless you already have those that work for you).

I have evolved mostly to marking as I go but that might not work so well with a meander. Good luck.

kat13

Wow,so glad you posted the link! I'm going to try this next time!!! I love Leah Day!!

DJ

I agree ... FANTASTIC!

eyes

I second the fantastic!!