Okay, I had a little too much fun putting this video together. It is around 6 minutes, so hunker down and plan for that. By the end of the video you will either be dancing or thinking I am the biggest dork - either way I had fun putting this together. I hope you like it!
You trying to compose yourself was too funny! Ha! The music was perfect for the speedy section, too! Awesome video.....and I loved seeing you work your way out of the tunnel. That's always a trick for me on my domestic machine, and I usually get a pucker!...Ugh!...so I try really hard not to make a tunnel! Awesome video! And was it nap time....where were the kids!?! :o)
ReplyDeleteI love your quilting too !!!!
ReplyDeleteGreat tutorial! I'm always trying to figure out your path of quilting and now I see why I'm not able to:) Love the tutorial and would love to see more! How about contacting Craftsy and seeing about being filmed - I would sure love to buy that class!
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Great video - I'm trying to follow the path and figure out how to do this on my DSM and keep the flowing lines going. Beautiful design!
ReplyDeleteAwesome video! You're just so cute! =)
ReplyDeleteAnd equally awesome quilt pattern, have to try that on a future quilt, it looked really fun to quilt and I have a recent major crush on feathers so this would be perfect =)
Thanks a lot for sharing!
SOOO great to see you in action Judi!!! ... And that music in the speedy portion - perfect!!! Thanks hubby for filming this! You did a fab job!! ... And as always Judi, your quilting is fantabulous!!!
ReplyDeleteThat was a great video! Loved the music...it's good to see you're having fun and willing to share! TY
ReplyDeleteLove the video! Your quilting is so phenomenal. I'm looking forward to more tutorials (hint, hint)!
ReplyDeleteOh my gosh! I could have watched that all day! You make it look so easy. Like that is just your paint brush and you are the artist. I can't imagine doing that...ever! AMAZING!!!!! My attempt at FMQ on my little machine was rediculous.. and sad.
ReplyDeleteYour awesome!!! That made me laugh when the music started!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great tutorial. I love seeing you quilt. You make it look so easy. I haven't learned on mine yet but hope to soon. Like others I would like to see more videos. You are an awesome quilter! Thank You.
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing. You are such an inspiration! wonder if I listen to the music on my I pod if I can quilt that fast? Ha ha. Love the crack up blooper too!
ReplyDeleteJudi, I learn so much every time you post one of these video tutorials!! I agree - you ought to contact Craftsy about doing a video class - I would definitely pay for that!!! Thanks for sharing your wonderful talent with those of us who want to learn!!!
ReplyDeletePS Love the "easter egg" after the credits!!!
That was way fun~! Thanks for sharing :-D
ReplyDeleteLoved it. So much fun.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the video clip you are a real treat to watch!! You somehow manage to combine awesome talent with down-to-earth sweet humility. You make me want to walk away from the computer and have a try myself!I'm glad that you had fun and I hope that you'll make more. I do have a suggestion, perhaps next time you could use a contrasting thread, that way it would be easier to see the stitching.Thanks for being such an inspiration!
ReplyDeleteAwesome video.Fantastic quilter and I would love to be 1/10 as talented as you are.Thanks for the tutorial
ReplyDeleteyou are just too funny - a great tute.... my DH was across the room, and after about a minute, he asked - honey, are you listening to someone snore????? it DOES sound like that... listen - it will make you laugh - seems like you laugh easily already, though!!
ReplyDeleteThank you so much for sharing. It is great to see you working your magic and fun to see you trying to compose yourself at the end. Perfect music choice. You are so generous with you time sharing that with us all. huge hugs
ReplyDeleteAwesome fun!! I love how you had the funky music, I kept waiting for Clint or one of the kids to come in bopping!.
ReplyDeleteI had a go at making a video of me quilting once, but it was just me laughing!!
Thanks for sharing the fun.
Your work is wonderful ! I love it !
ReplyDeleteCongratulations.
Brigitte from France
Thank you so much for this excellent video. I want you to do a different one everyday! Loved the music on the fast section. I want to try this design soon,
ReplyDeleteBeautiful quilting! I was starting to get a little dizzy during the fast forward section with the camera moving so fast. lol
ReplyDeleteFantastic video - thanks for sharing your talent and ideas with us.
ReplyDeleteA couple of things that might have been helpful...1) Draw out the design on a whiteboard so we can see the various elements of the design and 2) Use a contrasting thread on a practice piece so we can see it on the fabric a bit better. WONDERFUL design. I think I would like to use it in the border of a quilt I'm quilting for a customer right now.
ReplyDeleteThat was awesome!! Loved all of it. Thank you for sharing your amazing talents with us.
ReplyDeleteWow, that is a lot of work! And back breaking too. It looks beautiful.
ReplyDeleteI love your work Judy....so amazing.
ReplyDeleteThis is so fun! Love to see your quilting, somehow watching helps me "get it" better. Thanks!
ReplyDeleteI really love your quilting style and very much appreciate it that you share your talent with us. I agree-a video on Craftsy would be great! Just a helpful hint for the next video-I think it would most helpful if the person filming would hold the camera steady while focusing on the quilting continuously instead of moving around. Also, a contrasting colored thread would show up better too. I really want to try your pretty design on a quilt soon! Thank you!
ReplyDeletelove this Filler/E2E - need to try it on my next fleece for my pup & then I think a quilt that is coming up. Great Video!!
ReplyDeleteThank You! ... :) Pat
ReplyDeleteSuch a great tutorial! I love how all the sudden the dance music began. All 3 of my kids cam running.
ReplyDeleteThank-you so much for the awesome quilting video, you are amazing!
ReplyDeleteHi Judi,
ReplyDeleteI'll check the video later but I've got a couple of questions for you ...
First of all, which type of machine do you use? I don't think that you can do free motion quilting with a "simple" machine.
Second, are these patterns something you invent/that come from inspiration or is it a combination of quilting patterns on your machine or ...?
Just being curious/nosy ;-).
Have a nice day!
Ann
P.S.: I like your last posts (the bag you made, snuggles with children that grow up way too soon - mine are 6 and 4), etc.
You made it look easy AND fun -- I'm still not sure I could do this after hours of practicing -- thanks for the video -- it helped !}
ReplyDeleteLOVE it! Especially the very end! Supportive hubby, huh?
ReplyDeleteI don't know how I missed this when you first posted it but I just loved it. How fun are you with your mad video skills!!
ReplyDeleteNow I know I could never do that! My neck would be killing me! Great video!
ReplyDeleteOh how FUNNY! Thanks for sharing this. Your feather swirls are one of my favorite fills. The only thing I had trouble figuring out from the video was the scale -- I'd love to see a ruler or a quarter on this design to help me understand how big the swirls are and how far apart the quilting lines are. Love the bloopers at the end, too!
ReplyDeleteI really enjoyed your video and I enjoy your customer quilts. I'm looking forward to trying your swirled feathers.
ReplyDeleteI don' t know what was more fun... just watching the video or watching my cat watch the video... he stared at it intently throughout the whole video. Great job - thanks for posting!!
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