Longarm quilting designs free pattern

Main - Hand Quilting - where do you get your ideas? - I am hand quilting a kaleidoscope quilt. Below is the pattern. I've quilted the light curved areas simply by stitching 1/4 from the seam. I need to select a quilting pattern for: a) the star part of the kaleidoscope b) the three borders -- 1 , 2.5 and 3.5 I just

We're here to help quilters find the perfect quilting design for their quilt! Check out some of our favorites in this article....

Once you’ve pieced together your beautiful quilt top, the next important decision is choosing a longarm quilting design. The quilting pattern you select can enhance your quilt’s overall look, provi…

How to choose quilting designs. Talking about types of designs and their uses for quilting, whether free motion, walking foot quilting, quilting with rulers, or even hand quilting.

In this post, you can explore your options of machine quilting designs as a beginner and create your first quilting project.

As a quilter, it’s always a good idea to have quilting designs in your arsenal of go-to techniques…especially if you’re quilting for others. Here are our five most popular border design tutorials… More

Free-motion quilting design ideas with tutorial for each design. Try out different free-motion quilting designs to make your quilt unique!

Beginner theme pantograph longarm quilt patterns. Pantographs are continuous line quilting pattern designs on a paper roll designed for use on longarm quilting machines. The roll is approx. 11 to 12 feet long. (unless otherwise noted). A pantograph quilting pattern, or panto, is typically used by longarm machine quilters or machine quilters using a frame.

Making a free motion quilting sample book is a great way to keep a record of your favorite background designs. See how to make this book.

Once you are finished with your quilt, you may be thinking - what's the next step to actually getting this large piece of fabric into a finished quilt. Here are some of my favorite free printable machine quilting designs.

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It's the million dollar question for quilters, isn't it? How should I quilt it? Being unable to answer this question has left many a project folded

I think we can all agree that as quilters we have this deeply implanted love of creating and being creative, and that creativity doesn’t just stop at piecing a quilt top. Doing the actu…

Love your longarm! Get into a quilting groove as you enhance your longarm skills. Plus, learn longarm techniques for binding, appliqué and so much more.

Quilting designs patterns encompass a rich tapestry of creativity, weaving together intricate motifs and geometric shapes. From traditional floral arrangements to modern abstract compositions, each stitch tells a story, blending colors and textures into a harmonious whole. These designs showcase the artistry and skill of quilters, offering a glimpse into a world where fabric transforms into timeless works of art, embodying tradition and innovation in equal measure.

These free-motion quilting design tutorials include videos of me stitching them! Wibbly Wobbly Starbles (Stars + Marbles) Way...

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Free motion quilting is a super creative technique because you can move your quilt in any direction to create different stitch patterns. This collection includes general patterns that you can stitch onto any quilt all year-round, as well as specific patterns that are perfect for Halloween quilts or Christmas quilts and table runners. The variety of ways that you can add free motion patterns to your quilts is endless! Is your quilt looking a little bare around the edges? Add a festive border…

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