It's time to catch up on all the news, articles, and free videos posted to the Free Motion Quilting Project this week, but before we get started, here's a quick reminder about our Cyber Monday sale which is ending soon...
Yes, all our downloadable books, DVDs, and quilt patterns are 50% off until Monday night! Best of all, we've re-released all our download DVDs in new, easy-to-navigate formats which allow you to watch the videos, download them to your computer, and follow along with the quilt projects step-by-step. Check out just a few of the items on sale right here: Now let's catch up on the awesome new technique we learned on this Free Motion Quilting Project this week. Wild Quilting, or Textured Applique will allow you to do amazing stuff with fabric like this:
I used Wild Quilting to fill in the hair section of this version of Express Your Love. This might look difficult, but it's really just wrinkling, pleating, twisting, and squishing fabric in place, then stitching it down to roughly secure it in place. The more fabric you add, the better it looks! Click here to learn about Wild Quilting today.
Beginner Tip Tuesday #5 with Josh Day
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Do you instantly tense up and feel anxious when you sit down to quilt? Josh was struggling with this too, and finding it very hard to get into the flow of free motion quilting. That is until he mixed a small drink to take the edge off. Check out this post to learn how Josh relaxed and find a recipe to try yourself! Click here to read Josh's tip #5!The awesome online learning site Craftsy.com is also holding a huge quilting sale right now! Craftsy is a great place to learn new techniques and interact with amazing teachers from all over the world. Click here to find all classes $19.95 or less!Whew, that's it for this week! I'm headed off shop for some new classes myself. They have some new quick gift classes that will be just the ticket to make sweet, simple gifts to give during the holidays. And maybe a new quilting technique class too...Gosh, there's so much cool stuff to learn and make!
Let's go quilt,
Leah Day
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