Hello everyone! A few weeks ago, our friend Jen Kingwell from “down under” visited the FQS Studio to film some amazing tutorials just for you! Today, we are learning Hand Quilting 101 with Jen Kingwell and Kimberly!
After picking your favorite Aurifil thread colors, it’s time to dive into some hand quilting basics. Jen is the queen of hand quilting and with these tips and tricks, you’ll be a pro in no time! Watch our video to learn more.
If you already love hand quilting and want to start quilting larger quilts, why not try the “quilt – as – you – go” method that Jen uses! Watch our video and learn how.
Thank you so much for joining us, be sure to share your hand quilting projects with us with #fqsfun and #jenkingwell. Have a very quilty day!
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Great videos… I will link to them on my Sunday blog post… so much great information. And Kimberly… you are adorable! You bravely ask the questions that we all have.
Wow! I really learned a lot here. I'm so glad she showed how to do the hand quilted cross stitch. I couldn't figure that out in my head! I really did get a lot of my questions answered. Thank you so much!
I have been following intragram. The blocks go from simple to beautiful with the stitching. The tutorials are great. I also, love the paper piecing kit. Thank you for the inspirations.
HI,So NEAT! Thanks for sharing all this info.!
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This was great!! I am just starting to get into paper piecing. And Kim's fav snack is Sweet Tea!
Awesome information about hand stitching. For the paper piecing products, do you have other shapes too?
The clam shell?
Loved the hand quilting tips shared in these videos! Thank you so much 🙂
For some reason I was unable to view the videos. Don't know why. I also don't know Kimberly's favorite snack. I love anything chocolate. Laughing Cow cheese spread on celery is a great healthy snack.
I don't know if you will get this question,. The video was very informative. I have hand quilted but still learning. I was wondering about the hand underneath the quilt. Is the lower hand only propping up the quilt or do you somehow feel the needle penetrate the quilt to bring the needle up?