- - My Way of Handquilting
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Margie
10-23-2011 04:22 PM
Your quilting is absolutely beautiful....no marking? OMG. I dont hand quilt(struggling with machine) but I think handquiilting is exquisite.
candicane
10-24-2011 08:58 AM
This was a great find. Very inspiring for me. Now I know I can hand quilt with thses instructions. Thanks xa million
grammyzaza
10-26-2011 02:23 PM
How beautiful
jewarn6
11-15-2011 11:32 AM
I am a beginner hand quilter.
Originally Posted by Borntohandquilt
(Post 3845908)
I use a hoop on a floor stand for quilting and the tension of the quiltwork is not very high. I must be able to move the needle without too much pressure.
I am a beginner hand quilter. Seeing your work reminds me of all the beautiful quilts my mother made in her life time. I have tried with and without a timble. Neither seems to work for me. LOL. My poor middle finger looks like a pin cushion. I am practing on baby bibs. I have my quilt top all sewn together, just waiting to be marked and my confidence to go up. I like the fact that you do single stitches, though it seems like it would literally take forever to complete a quilt.
homecaregiver
11-16-2011 05:42 AM
Thank you so much for this insight into your handquilting method. I too do handquilting but I have to use a thimble and a hoop in my lap. I love the way handquilting makes me feel and the look of it too. I will try your technique of doing 1 stitch at a time. Getting ready to baste a quilt for my daughter. Thanks for sharing this little bit of you.
Pat
PS Your handquilting is so awesome and beautiful. Keep it up.
mandyk
11-16-2011 05:45 AM
Regardless what method you use, your quilting is beautiful.
Mariposa
11-16-2011 05:53 AM
Neat! Thanks for sharing this with us! Your hand quilting is lovely!!
Kutnso
11-16-2011 05:55 AM
Absolutely beautiful stitches.
Congrats, Kutnso
abdconsultant
11-16-2011 05:58 AM
Nice explaination, beautiful work!
Cacklinghen
11-16-2011 06:06 AM
All i can say is Georgeous stitching--thanks for the tut!
