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BAPTIST CLAMS SQUARED -Longarm Quilting Digital for Edge to Edge and Pantograph Handiquilter Gammill Statler Stitcher Long Arm Machine

BAPTIST CLAMS SQUAREDT Longarm quilting pattern for digital quilting. *Your machine needs the ability to offset/adjust every other row. File formats include: .cqp .dxf .hqf .iqp .pat .plt .qli .ssd .txt .wmf .jpg image file These are compatible with most longarm quilting formats including: Innova, AutoCAD, HQ Pro-Stitcher, Intelliquilter, Side Saddle, Statler Stitcher, QBot and PC Quilter. This is a digital product no physical product will be sent. Once payment is complete a digital file will be available for download in your account and an email will be sent to your Etsy registered email. Please check your spam or junk inbox. I also offer long arm quilting services via JulieHirt.com

Fancy Paisley digital quilting pattern, design, pantograph

Available in formats ABM Innova (PAT) Bernina Q-Matic (BQM) CompuQuilter (CQP) HQ Pro-Stitcher (HQF) HandiQuilter recorded patterns (TAP) IntelliQuilter (IQP) PC Quilter (TXT) QBOT (PLT) Quilt EZ (QCC) SideSaddle (SSD) Statler Stitcher/Creative Studio (QLI) Quilters Creative Touch, Baby Lock, Juki (GPF) If you do not see your format within the files for downloading, I will e-mail it to you. Please provide your e-mail address in a comment to your order. Designed by Julia Quiltoff. (c)

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I’ve had the chance to review the book Free Motion Quilting for Beginners (and those who think they can’t), by Molly Hanson. I love that title! I’m a big proponent of quilting your own quilts, as you know, and I’ve read a lot of books about free motion quilting. I like how everyone presents the information in their own personal way….there is always more to learn! This book presents all the practical information you need to get started. More importantly, it gives you the confidence to jump in and give free motion quilting a try. There are 15 projects in the book that encourage you to start small and increase your comfort level with free motion quilting before you tackle something larger, like a quilt. What I love most about this book is Molly’s tone of encouragement throughout the text and the projects. She is great at guiding you though the entire process! I’ve done a lot of free motion quilting and I love how relaxing it can be. I also know how easy it can be to get in a rut. I challenged myself to get out of my box, so to speak and try some new-to-me, designs. I gave this squared off stippling pattern a try and it went pretty well! I had to slow down and think about where I was going from time to time, but it was fun! I could see doing this all over a whole quilt. I also quilted a few swatches of different designs and I turne
d them into a set of coasters. Binding them was a little fiddly, but totally worth it! (I can say that now that they are done. Ha!) These are great because I not only used scraps of fabric, but scraps of batting as well. Hurray! I’m happy to count these as scrap project #94/101. If you would like the chance to win an e-book copy of Free Motion Quilting for Beginners, please leave me a comment in this post. In your comment, I’d love to hear what your favorite go-to FMQ pattern is. Or, if you are new to FMQ, I’d like to hear what pattern you would like to master. I will pick winner in a few days!

Quilting Bee

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A QUILT Free Motion

Finished your quilt top and ready to quilt? Continue reading for 10 quilting designs for beginners perfect for your first quilt!

Free motion quilting

Join us in the Free Motion Quilting Series and learn fun and easy techniques to practice your quilting skills.