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13 лет назад

This video provides a free motion quilting tutorial for a sea oat flower design. The design starts in the center of the quilting space and branches out into a swirly shape. The tutorial demonstrates how to create the flower by stitching around a center circle and branching out with teardrop shapes.

14 лет назад

This video provides a free-motion quilting tutorial for a design called "Ocean Currents." The tutorial focuses on creating a foundational line that swirls and spirals across the quilt, which then serves as the basis for a textured background. The video demonstrates how to create this foundational line and then how to enhance it with echoes to fill in the quilting space.

13 лет назад

This video teaches viewers how to free-motion quilt a design called "Calm Sea." The instructor demonstrates how to stitch long, flowing lines that overlap and interlock, creating a textured effect reminiscent of waves. The video also highlights the importance of travel stitching and how it can be used to create different levels of texture.

15 лет назад

This video provides a free motion quilting tutorial for a "C algae" design. The instructor demonstrates how to stitch a question mark shape and then fill in the space with curved lines, creating a unique and organic pattern. The video encourages viewers to experiment with different shapes and curves to achieve their desired look.

14 лет назад

This video demonstrates a free motion quilting technique called "Bed of Roses." The design is inspired by the "oil slick" design but simplified for easier execution. The technique involves creating a wobbly, amoeba-shaped petal and then filling it with a closed spiral. The design can be adapted to fit various spaces and shapes within a quilt.

15 лет назад

This video provides a free motion quilting tutorial for a flame flower design. The instructor demonstrates how to create a spiral within a circle, then carefully stitch back out and complete the flower petal. The video is sped up to show the stitching process more efficiently.