Realistic walking foot or FMQ video?
03-29-2022, 05:56 PM
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Realistic walking foot or FMQ video?
Does anyone know of a video for FMQ or walking foot quilting where the technique is actually demonstrated on a large quilt? It seems every video I see is done on a 20" X 20" sandwich which, of course, is quite easy to maneuver. Many of those designs look very do-able, but try them on a full size quilt and it's an entirely different story! I would like to see how someone does a beautiful FMQ or complex walking foot design while managing the bulk of a large quilt. Ideas?
03-29-2022, 06:46 PM
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HollyAnne Knight of String and Story has a video on her blog about quilting on a standard DSM: https://www.stringandstory.com/blog/...uiltondomestic
Students graduating from herbFMQ Academy all complete a sampler quilt, which is about 50 x 60.
Students graduating from herbFMQ Academy all complete a sampler quilt, which is about 50 x 60.
03-30-2022, 05:47 PM
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Originally Posted by SuzSLO
HollyAnne Knight of String and Story has a video on her blog about quilting on a standard DSM: https://www.stringandstory.com/blog/...uiltondomestic
Students graduating from herbFMQ Academy all complete a sampler quilt, which is about 50 x 60.
Students graduating from herbFMQ Academy all complete a sampler quilt, which is about 50 x 60.
03-31-2022, 07:15 AM
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Originally Posted by Synnove
Thank you! I watched this video and it was very helpful.
03-31-2022, 06:23 PM
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Originally Posted by SuzSLO
if you take the FMQA classes, all of the videos are of HollyAnne FMQing on a domestic machine (although it is one with a large throat). Here is the sampler I did in the class. It is about 50 x 60 and I did it on my Bernina with a 5.5” throat.
04-03-2022, 05:19 AM
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Quilting large quilt
SuzSLO that is way cool! It looks like you quilted one block at at a time. And it was done once all the blocks were pieced, right?
I tried a rag quilt project where I used rulers to create designs on each block. I tried to "quilt as you go" using instructions from several sites. These flannel quilts did work out, but I have to admit the joining of the blocks and rows is a bit messy and sometimes requires a bit of sewing first aid.
I tried a rag quilt project where I used rulers to create designs on each block. I tried to "quilt as you go" using instructions from several sites. These flannel quilts did work out, but I have to admit the joining of the blocks and rows is a bit messy and sometimes requires a bit of sewing first aid.
04-03-2022, 10:58 AM
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Originally Posted by SuzSLO
if you take the FMQA classes, all of the videos are of HollyAnne FMQing on a domestic machine (although it is one with a large throat). Here is the sampler I did in the class. It is about 50 x 60 and I did it on my Bernina with a 5.5” throat.
