I just finished doing a fun tutorial for SewCalGal’s 2012 Free-Motion
Quilting Challenge. It’s on finding original quilting motifs (like the one above) in your
environment, and my kids and husband helped me make a video to go with
it.
It’s up on SewCalGal's blog now, and you can check it out here.
It’s up on SewCalGal's blog now, and you can check it out here.
If you don’t know about the Free-Motion Quilting Challenge, you can read more here. Every month in 2012, she has a FMQ expert sharing a tutorial with tips to help
quilters learn and/or improve their free-motion quilting skills. The focus is on inspiring others to learn and have fun
doing free-motion quilting.
The tutorial includes my first short home-produced video, made with the assistance of my kids and husband. One daughter was videographer, one daughter recorded original music, and my husband helped with production. It’s pretty primitive, and I know I have a long way to go to produce videos that look they way I want, but I’m proud of our family effort on this first one.
If you take a peep, please leave me a comment here and let me know what you think, and what you’d like to see me cover in future videos. Thanks!
P.S. There is information about a way to win of one of my DVDs at the end of the tutorial!
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