Wavy lines quilting

Straight line quilting is a great beginner quilting technique, but there's a right way and a wrong way. Continue reading to see if you are doing it right!

'Modern Curves' by Anita Shackelford - Tumbler Quilt Sometimes I find a new digital quilting pattern which becomes flavour of the month here at Fabadashery Long Arm quilting. This time around it is 'Modern Curves' by Anita Shackelford. 'Modern Curves' quilting pattern by Anita Shackelford There are plenty of patterns out there with flowers, feathers and fancy swirls, but like this simple square quilt, sometimes a quilt top needs to be quilted, but doesn't necessarily need an all over…

Quilting Organic Wavy Lines

New Video Tutorial: Machine Quilting Wavy Lines – Christa Quilts

Here's a free Rail Fence Quilt Pattern, written by Bonjour Quilts, called Off the Rails. Come and get the PDF on the website.

We are back for Week 4 of the Machine Quilting Blog Hop! If you don’t know what I’m talking about, I explain it here and links to the other weeks are at the end of this post. But the short form is that some friends […]

Hi quilty friends! Today I'm excited to discuss and demonstrate wavy lines as a quilting design. Wavy lines is a very popular and fairly simple design to execute and can give great texture and movement to your quilt!The BasicsMy definition of this motif is any undulating line where the changes in direction are rounded. They can do many things like: • mix with straight lines or other wavy lines, • be parallel or intersect or spiral, • have tall/peaked or short/flattish humps, • have short…

Wavy diagonal quilting lines give a fun, organic feel to your quilt project. It is a great choice for modern quilts. See how easy it is to stitch these and get inspiration for your next quilt project in this tutorial. #epidastudio #simplequilting #quiltingwithwavydiagonallines

One of my very favorite kinds of quilting is organic straight-line, and it's as low-stress as it gets. Though it's even simpler than doing ...

Find 100 free motion quilting design tutorials created by Leah Day for the Free Motion Quilting Project. Learn how to free motion quilt each design in a free video created by Leah Day.

I don’t often quilt many quilts, but when I do, my favorite method for quilting is a wavy line. I love it because it’s so easy, and still looks so pretty. Yet I’m always surprised to have people ask me what my technique is, because there isn’t really much to it for me! However, since...

I learn stuff all the time from other bloggers. The most recent awesome and truly useful tip came from a post by Camille Roskelley of Simplify. This tip has to do with a stitch many of you may have on...

Ever tried to quilt your quilts with straight lines and they just don't seem to stay straight? The gaps between them are uneven and it has a weird wavy texture that doesn't sit right? You might be missing this great quilting tool! Check out this great machine quilting tutorial on how to get the perfect straight line quilting. #howtomakeaquilt #howtomakeaquiltforbeginners #machinequilting #Straightlinequilting #quiltingtutorials

Love the wavy line quilting and the patchwork half square triangles:

Diary of a Quilter - a quilt blog: New machine quilting technique, quilt a wavy line with a walking foot. Brilliant!

whew… I know you’ve been waiting a long time for this. Remember two (okay three) weeks ago when I teased you with the promise of an in-depth instruction-filled post on my favorite quilt…

I have (strangely enough) pretty clear memories of my first geometry lessons waaaay back in 5th grade. I remember my teacher using an overhead projector and teaching us all about angles. Acute. Obtuse. Right. Then we learned about triangles. Isosceles. Scalene. And my favorite – equilateral. There’s just something so NICE about an equilateral triangle. I started this quilt last fall at The Sewing Summit. I worked on it very slowly over the next couple of months. It just wasn’t my favorite…

The main focus for this chapter was all about breaking up the quilt into manageable pieces to make the free motion quilting more manageable.