Today’s post is part of a series called How to Quilt it. All posts come with coordinating block patterns that you can find here. All tutorials in this series are for domestic machines and meant to show you the ends and outs of different designs when free motion quilting. This series assumes you are already know how to free motion quilt, but are just interested in learning about different designs. If you are brand new to FMQ and need to learn the basics, consider tackling this quilting technique first. To view all previous posts in this series, click here. ...

How to Quilt It – #3 – Lazy S, Loopy Lines + Orange Peel Bloom
Today’s post is part of a series called How to Quilt it. All posts come with coordinating block patterns that you can find here. All tutorials in this series are for domestic machines and meant to show you the ends and outs of different designs when free motion quilting. This series assumes you are already know how to free motion quilt, but are just interested in learning about different designs. If you are brand new to FMQ and need to learn the basics, consider tackling this quilting technique first. To view all previous posts in this series, click here. ...
Today’s post is part of a series called How to Quilt it. All posts come with coordinating block patterns that you can find here. All tutorials in this series are for domestic machines and meant to show you the ends and outs of different designs when free motion quilting. This series assumes you are already know how to free motion quilt, but are just interested in learning about different designs. If you are brand new to FMQ and need to learn the basics, consider tackling this quilting technique first. To view all previous posts in this series, click here. ...
How to Quilt It – #1 – Scallop Bubbles, Fire Triangles, Swirl Flower and Drapes
Today’s post is part of a series called How to Quilt it. All posts come with coordinating block patterns that you can find here. All tutorials in this series are for domestic machines and meant to show you the ends and outs of different designs when free motion quilting. This series assumes you are already know how to free motion quilt, but are just interested in learning about different designs. If you are brand new to FMQ and need to learn the basics, consider tackling this quilting technique first. To view all previous posts in this series, click here. ...

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