quilt stencils

I love using Full Line Stencil to create fun, festive quilting stitches I would never be able to quilt freehand.

In today’s video, I show you how I used the Christmas Lights stencil and a Pounce Pad to transfer to my quilt while it is on the longarm, then follow the chalk lines in a figure-eight style motion to create a free motion quilting stitch that looks a string of Christmas lights.

The results are so beautiful and it makes a great allover design on any holiday quilt. And if you missed our 12 Makes of Christmas video from ...

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Yesterday I posted this picture on Instagram showing how I fit a cable on a border and make it wrap around corners evenly. This has been a question I've been asked repeatedly ever since I posted about machine quilting cables on a home sewing machine. I thought I would share it with you while it's fresh in my mind, but keep in mind, there is math involved! It also requires software that allows you to resize an image. I use Adobe Photoshop.

First, I measure my borders to get precise dimensions. You need to measure at the seam ...

added by Rahna Summerlin 4 years, 11 months ago. under blooming in chintz , cable quilting , fitting cables to a border , home machine quilted , machine quilting , marking a quilt , quilt stencils , quilting cables , walking foot quilting , water soluble pens

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