Now it’s time to load the quilt top! Yep—I do pin my quilt tops to the leaders. I prefer not to float my quilts. For this one, the blocks are the most time-consuming part, and since they’re rectangular and oriented vertically, I’ve decided to load the quilt top sideways onto the longarm. Why? So I can fit an entire block into my throat space and quilt it all in one go. It might not technically save time, but for me, there’s something mentally satisfying about finishing a whole block before movin

If you’ve ever stopped at the quilt top stage because quilting felt too scary, or binding looked way too complicated, this one is for you, friend. I just uploaded a brand new video showing exactly how to quilt AND bind your first quilt on a regular sewing machine. Step by step, nice and slow, beginner approved. 🎬 Comment “VIDEO” below and I’ll send you the link. or 📌 Head to my YouTube and hit play. Your first quilt finish is closer than you think! #beginnerquilter #quiltingtutorial #quiltingf

Super quick way of creating a jelly roll quilt top! To watch the full tutorial, simply search “fastest quilt top” on YouTube. | The Sewing Studio UK

Welcome to Free motion Monday, todays tip/Video is how to square up your quilt top once it's quilted. First I show you the quick and easy way I square up my blocks before assembling the quilt top, then how I square up the entire top once it's quilted. Happy quilting! Please share the knowledge to your page and quilting groups. | Bold Notion Quilting