I quilted a circle quilt on the longarm… and if irregular shapes make you nervous (circles, Christmas tree skirts, anything without corners 😅), don’t worry — I’ve got you covered. In this video, I walk you through exactly how I handle odd-shaped quilts: floating the quilt, single-stitch basting, ruler quilting with the 4-N-1, and finishing it off with free-motion swirls that actually feel doable. If you’ve ever thought, “I love this quilt, but I’m scared to quilt it…” 👉 You do not want to miss

Using the circle magic template from Missouri Star and a layer cake, Lisa will share her technique to make this quilt. Learn about some of the great tools Lisa uses to make her project easier and more successful. https://loriscountrycottage.com | Lori's Country Cottage

💜 Get your Multi Circle Ruler here: https://handiquilter.com/product/multi-circles/ Are perfect circles possible in quilting? The answer is yes! Kristina and Kim show you how to quilt consistent circles with a variety of circle rulers by Handi Quilter. In this guided video, we share the step-by-step process on how to quilt circles of different sizes on your longarm quilting machine. We share how to: - Use Handi Grip to add a bit of texture to the back of your rulers, adding more "grip" so they

Three ruler quilting tips that’ll save you so many tears: Always use a ruler foot Always use a ruler base Use gentle pressure (seriously, gentle) We all start somewhere—and if you’re wondering where you should start, I’ve got you! My book Visual Guide to Creative Straight Line Quilting is everything I wish I knew when I first started machine quilting. Want the details? Comment RULER below and I’ll send you the info! #RulerQuilting #MachineQuiltingTips #QuiltingWithConfidence | Piece N Quilt

If you’re just getting started with ruler quilting, this class is for YOU! 💕 Here are 6 reasons you don’t want to miss it: 1️⃣ We all start somewhere — this is the perfect place to begin! 2️⃣ It’s FREE — no risk, just learning. 3️⃣ You’ll pick up essential ruler quilting skills to build your confidence. 4️⃣ Practice makes progress — you’ll get guided, hands-on designs. 5️⃣ Learn time-saving tips & tricks that make quilting easier (and more fun). 6️⃣ Lifetime access means you can revisit lessons

A crochet magic circle (also called a magic ring or magic loop) is a technique used to begin crocheting in the round, eliminating the hole that can form when starting with a chain. There are different ways of making a magic circle, this is how I prefer to do it: Start by holding the yarn tail in your hand, leaving about six inches of the tail. Next, wrap the yarn around your fingers twice. Insert your crochet hook under the loops you’ve created. Grab the working yarn with the hook and pull it th

Super Easy Circle Cut Magic Amazing #quilting #sewingtutorial #quiltingforbeginners #quiltpattern | Indah Sewing