Feather quilting designs

Meet our baby Betty in this latest episode of the Hello My Quilting Friends podcast! Quick links to the quilting tutorials I mentioned in this podcast: Moving the Janome 8200 to the Hoop Frame Comparing the Qnique 19 vs Qnique 15 longarms How to Quilt a Wavy Border with Rulers You'll also learn my new

Learn how to quilt the Hooked Feather Filler Design in this longarm quilting video tutorial from Angela Huffman and APQS longarm machines.

Feathers are always a favorite motif on my quilts... Here are 4 different ways to stitch out a feather: Click Image above to see my notes... Click Image above to see my notes... Feather 1 is my go to feather! I learned this style years ago from Patsy Thompson DVDs Feather 2 I rarely stitch out... back tracking over previous stitching is tedious and boring for me. Feather 3 is quickly becoming my favorite. Feather 4 is a great beginners feather. No back tracking at all. CLICK HERE for Cat's…

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Video: Feather Filler. A free motion quilting design.

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These are quilts that represent the different quilting designs that I offer. With each one of these quilt designs, I was told by the clien...

I am trying to change up the way I stitch out feather designs... The plumes on my feathers fit tightly together... The plumes are stacked tightly against one another... The plumes fill up all available space... I love this look. The image below shows feathers on the same curvy vine that have been drawn out differently: The feather on the left has very tight fitting plumes. The feather on the right has open areas with loose plumes. I am making a concentrated effort to create feathers that…