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Modern Fans Quilt Pattern Download. They are used to help pull fabric or "feed" fabric through your sewing machine. Feed for thought. This much freedom can be scary, and at times, frustrating.

I can say with certainty that you won't sew perfectly the first time you try. But that's OK! We're a laid back lot here at Suzy Quilts and perfection is overrated. The key is to practice on small projects. I like to practice by trying to outline a design on some fabric.

In the video below I am using a few of the tools I list below and simply outlining the pretty floral design in some Anna Maria Horner fabric. This amazing little foot produces neat, consistent stitches that are precisely the same length while free motion sewing. The way it does this is through sensors that react to the movement of the fabric. This nifty accessory is able to adjust the speed of the machine automatically.

Actually, no. Wear your Machingers with pride. You might try having two pairs on hand — one for working with dark fabrics. I'm one of those people who enjoys a good workout When I'm in my sewing studio I want my quilting to be as smooth and easy as possible.

Using a Supreme Slider while free motion quilting gives my bulging biceps they totally are The Supreme Slider may seem like just a little slab of plastic, but it really does make a huge difference, especially cutting down on drag. Before ordering, measure your sewing machine — these come in different sizes and you want to make sure it's going to fit. What are your tools, tips, tricks or thoughts on free-motion quilting? Have you tried it with success?

I'd love to hear about it in the comments! Ok, I really need to give this a go! Thanks for the push! You totally got this! You may want to start with simple straight lines using a walking foot. But in no time you will be a free-motion champion! It was so nice to meet you in person at BU…. My fear with free motion quilting is, how do you keep your design consistent?? And how do you choose a design?? I have 3 tops waiting to be quilted now. We are both retired now and money is tight.

Wish me luck! You can totally do it! Also, straight line stitching is another great option, and a little easier for large quilts. I just started free motion quilting loke a week ago and my biggest recommendation is to make yourself a nice size scrap quilt sanwich and practice before you give it a go on your project!

Do I need to adjust the tension? My bottom thread is very lose. What should I do? If your bottom thread is really loose, it could be a speed issue. Try sewing faster and see if that solves the problem. If that does nothing, then start slowing adjusting the top thread tension to make it tighter. My Account. Search Site. Exclusive Patterns. Popular Pattern Designers Kristin Gassaway. Cora's Quilts. Cozy Quilts. Elizabeth Hartman. GE Designs. Grizzly Gulch. Nancy Rink.

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Stuffed Items. Summer Patterns. Table Runners and Kitchen Decor. Winter Patterns. All Pattern Downloads. All Printed Patterns. Repeat to make a second pocket. Position a pocket on the right side of each B print bag piece at the widest part and pin it in place. Referring to Diagram 3, topstitch the bottom edge of each pocket, then stitch two lines 5 inches apart to divide each pocket into compartments. With right sides together, sew together the bag front and back from clip to clip along the side and bottom edges Diagram 4.

Clip into seam allowance where marked. Turn bag right side out and press flat. Repeat step five to sew together lining front and back, leaving an opening for turning between the dots in the bottom seam Diagram 5.

Do not turn right side out. Insert bag body into the lining they will be right sides together. Sew together bag body and lining along inside and outside edges, beginning and ending 2 inches from top edges Diagram 6. Pull bag and lining through the opening in lining bottom. Hand-stitch opening closed. Push bag into the lining so the bag is wrong side out. Repeat to join the bag body short handle ends. Turn in remaining raw edges of handles on bag body and lining handle the lining handle ends should overlap each other ; pin in place.

Turn right side out.