What to expect...
This is a free motion quilting class, so you'll need a finished quilt top to apply these lessons to. If you don't have one, no worries! I'm including my A Dresden Quilt pattern for you.
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This self-paced class provides the flexibility to learn on your own time, without any strict schedule to follow. The best part is its unlimited access, letting you revisit lessons whenever needed.
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In an effort to simplify the process, I've segmented the lessons based on each Dresden plate. I guide you gently on how to quilt the heart of the plates and the individual blades. Consider this as your personal collection of diverse free motion designs.
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In the background, I'm guiding you through the process of quilting a winding vine that gracefully curves around the Dresden plates. This technique mirrors the elegance of quilting a feather, yet it's significantly more approachable for beginners.
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I’ll be guiding you through the process on a sit-down longarm machine, and maneuvering the quilt with my own hands, much like using a traditional domestic sewing machine.
Course curriculum
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Introduction
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Welcome
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Tools + Supplies
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A Dresden Quilt Pattern Download
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The machine, The threads, The plan
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Method 1: Loopy Loo
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Method 2: Trianglular Prism
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Method 2: Trianglular Prism
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Method 3: Humps and Lumps
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Method 4: Circular Prism
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Method 5: Lazy Ss
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Method 6: Ribbon Candy
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Method 7: Loops from the Ditch
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Method 8: Flourish
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Method 9: Ferns
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Method 10: Half feathers
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Method 11: Pistil
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Method 12: Sprouts
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Method 13: Heart Leaf Echo
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Method 14: Scrollwork
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Method 15: Echo Dresden
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Our Plan + a Chat
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We begin on our vines
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Getting Stuck near the edge of the quilt
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Running out of Bobbin
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Getting Stuck in the middle of the quilt
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Rounding the first corner
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Finished the Quilting
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Thanks for taking this class
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About this course
- $59.00
- 29 lessons
- 3.5 hours of video content