Yesterday we used SCHMETZ twin needles to constructed the inside of our needle organizer. Today we use those same needles to decorate the outside with straight line and decorative stitching. Set up the machine with a 4.0/80 twin needle and a walking foot, and thread to contrast with our fabric. Please refer to last…
Yesterday in part one of More fun with twin needle quilting we gathered together the needed materials and prepared them for to make a cool needle organizer. Today we use our SCHMETZ twin needles to construct the inside of our needle organizer. Time for some fun! Twin needle sewing on…
It was just last month that we explored how to set up your machine as well as some fun quilting techniques using a SCHMETZ twin needle. If you missed it, see my post, Everything you ever wanted to know about quilting with a twin needle. This week we’ll use our twin needles once again to…
In our previous posts using SCHMETZ twin needles we looked at how to let your walking foot workits magic as well as free motion quilting. Today we’ll use both of these techniques as we embrace the appearance of a zigzag. How a twin needle makes a stitch As we learned in part one,…
In yesterday’s post, let your walking foot work its magic we explored some of the possibilities for quilting with a twin needle and our walking foot. Today we’ll have some fun with free motion quilting. Here we go! Free motion quilting is a technique that puts us in the driver‘s seat to…