The design Cupid is a fun grid-based design. Within the triangles (or diamond) we place hearts in a continuous manner. The design can be stitched out as a single row or applied in repeat or even as an edge to edge.
There is thread buildup with this design, so consider the thickness and colour of your thread carefully!
The design can be quilted completely freehand after marking the diagonal lines. You could also choose to quilt the diagonal lines first with a walking foot or ruler and then add the hearts afterwards.
Take a look at this quick drawing video ...
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Next Wednesday until Friday the Free Motion Quilting Summit will take place. This event takes place online, so everyone from all over the world can take part. You can participate for FREE!
The Summit is organised by Mary Davis of Mary Go Round Quilts. I am lucky to have been asked to teach for the third time in this awesome online event. There are over 20 different teachers taking part, talking about all kinds of different aspects of freemotion quilting.
From design tutorials to ruler work, from freemotion embroidery to gorgeous feathers, there is surely something in there for everybody ...
read moreThis grid design May Garden is based on a square grid and can be executed with a circle ruler if desired. The design is constructed out of a series of flowers with four petals. May Garden can be used as an allover or edge to edge quilting design, or just in a block or border. The design will look great on projects with themes like gardening, flowers, butterflies and nature or quilts with a retro ’70s vibe.
Ruler or no ruler?
I used a 1 inch grid for this sample so I did it freehand… which you can clearly see ...
read moreHave you ever turned a clamshell design on its side and used it as a border design? Well, here you go!
The machine quilting design Foliage is based on molar feathers and quarter circles. The grid design works well as a single border design or as a repeated grid pattern, like in the image below.
Foliage is loose and structured at the same time. Yes, the grid in this design creates structure, but the molar feathers are loose and free-flowing within their available space.
Stitch this design from left to right as a single or double row and pre-mark it ...
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