Echo quilting is so simple but so effective and finishes off a table runner in a splendid manner. See how it’s done using PFAFF performance icon and its Free-Motion Echo Quilting Foot.
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Sarah Vanderburgh shares her experience about quilting her Spring Table Runner using a ruler template, using PFAFF performance icon, INSPIRA Ruler Foot Templates.
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Ruler Foot and Stitch in the Ditch Foot are two accessories that are indispensable to making the Spring Table Runner so pretty and so easily! PFAFF performance icon, INSPIRA Ruler Foot Templates.
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Spectrum QAL Block 1 with Pam Voth: Delightful Collection by Riley Blake
by Pam Vothby Pam VothPam Voth shares her experience in making Block 1 of the QUILTsocial Spectrum QAL using Riley Blake Delightful Fabric Collection. So pretty, so delightful!
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In making this fresh spring table runner Sarah Vanderburgh shows us how the PFAFF performance icon helps sewing on-point quilt blocks, typically finicky for their bias seams. Free quilting pattern for using your favorite fabric or fabric scraps.
A tutorial on making a custom filler cushion for the quilted the beautiful Diamond Hexagon oversized cushion which measures 27½” x 32″. Using Fairfield Poly-Fil Premium Fiber Fill, Fabric Creations 100% Cotton Fabric, Fairfield Poly-Fil Premium Fiber Fill, Fabric Creations Poly-Cotton Fabric and other essential notions to accomplish this.
Tutorial about 3 quilting styles made easy and possible on the Husqvarna Viking Brilliance 75Q! Free Motion Floating, Spring Action and Ruler Work! Also using Gütermann Threads.
Echo quilting is so simple but so effective and finishes off a table runner in a splendid manner. See how it’s done using PFAFF performance icon and its Free-Motion Echo Quilting Foot.
Instructions for making a spring table runner using the Brother ScanNCut SDX225 cutting machine and raw edge applique and the basting stitch 1-08 on the Brother Innov-ís BQ3050. Free pattern.
by Jean Boyd
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