Edge to Edge Quilting
04-03-2017, 07:21 AM
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Hi Ladies
I took a local class in which we used the book by Amelie Scott. It was great. I have had the book for a year and was afraid to try it. But after seeing it done it was so easy. I used an 8 x 14 hoop, the 200 x 360, on my Viking Topaz. I think you can use the smaller designs on the 200 x 260. You just stitch out two templates on stabilizer, A snd B, and basically stitch down 2 columns. Hard to explain, but so easy. It's a lot of hooping, but very doable. Took about 45 hoopings on the sampler quilt. Just used regular quilt batting. I took the sampler quilt to a local quilt shop and the owner wanted to know who was the longarmer! Funny. I was so proud to say I did it myself on my embroidery machine!
I took a local class in which we used the book by Amelie Scott. It was great. I have had the book for a year and was afraid to try it. But after seeing it done it was so easy. I used an 8 x 14 hoop, the 200 x 360, on my Viking Topaz. I think you can use the smaller designs on the 200 x 260. You just stitch out two templates on stabilizer, A snd B, and basically stitch down 2 columns. Hard to explain, but so easy. It's a lot of hooping, but very doable. Took about 45 hoopings on the sampler quilt. Just used regular quilt batting. I took the sampler quilt to a local quilt shop and the owner wanted to know who was the longarmer! Funny. I was so proud to say I did it myself on my embroidery machine!
04-03-2017, 07:26 AM
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Originally Posted by laurelkal
https://youtu.be/OGJVqolP4eM This is the link to a demonstration of this method on youtube. It looks very easy.
04-05-2017, 05:10 AM
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Originally Posted by mommessy
Hi Ladies
I took a local class in which we used the book by Amelie Scott. It was great. I have had the book for a year and was afraid to try it. But after seeing it done it was so easy. I used an 8 x 14 hoop, the 200 x 360, on my Viking Topaz. I think you can use the smaller designs on the 200 x 260. You just stitch out two templates on stabilizer, A snd B, and basically stitch down 2 columns. Hard to explain, but so easy. It's a lot of hooping, but very doable. Took about 45 hoopings on the sampler quilt. Just used regular quilt batting. I took the sampler quilt to a local quilt shop and the owner wanted to know who was the longarmer! Funny. I was so proud to say I did it myself on my embroidery machine!
I took a local class in which we used the book by Amelie Scott. It was great. I have had the book for a year and was afraid to try it. But after seeing it done it was so easy. I used an 8 x 14 hoop, the 200 x 360, on my Viking Topaz. I think you can use the smaller designs on the 200 x 260. You just stitch out two templates on stabilizer, A snd B, and basically stitch down 2 columns. Hard to explain, but so easy. It's a lot of hooping, but very doable. Took about 45 hoopings on the sampler quilt. Just used regular quilt batting. I took the sampler quilt to a local quilt shop and the owner wanted to know who was the longarmer! Funny. I was so proud to say I did it myself on my embroidery machine!
The video makes it look very easy but am concerned about the batt thickness.
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