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Free-Motion Quilting: Beginner + Intermediate Guide to Free-
Motion Quilting: Free Motion Quilting Compendium for
Beginner and Intermediate FMQ Artist
Sinopsis :
Expert FMQ Artist reveals how to start FMQ and save 4850 on
buying a long-arm machineHave you ever looked at a quilt top
and wondered where to begin?Do you want to start FMQ but
are afraid of messing up your quilts?Are you looking to gain
real confidence over your quilting skills?Are you unwilling to
spend 5000 on a long-arm machine to get started?I, Beth
Burns, will teach you the secrets of getting started with FMQ
pain-free, using the sewing machine you've already got at
home.FMQ is like riding a bicycle.Once you learn it, you can
do it confidently for the rest of your life.Note: This book has

two partsPart 1: Beginner's Guide to Free Motion Quilting:
What Beginners Should Know Before Starting FMQ + 4
Projects for Beginners to Quilt with ConfidencePart 2:
Intermediate Guide to Free Motion Quilting: The 4-Step FMQ
System to Gain Confidence and Get Better Quilts + 8 Projects
for Intermediate QuiltersInside this you will discover:The 4-step
FMQ system that takes the fear away and replaces it with a
method that will continue to improve your skills long after
you've read it!How to make your first FMQ design in 6
stepsThe #1 key factor that makes the difference between a
homemade quilt and a handmade quality quiltHow to
troubleshoot ugly stitches, without ruining the quiltA freemotion
quilting Christmas special designA '5-minute hack' to
come up with your own quilt design and save yourself from
'quilter's block'How to get rid of pesky body pain while motion
quilting (we've all felt it at some point right?)How to come up
with quilts to fill space, even if you're out of ideasHow to
troubleshoot your machine while quilting, even if you lost the
manualHow to improvise if you don't have equipment to do
certain techniquesHere are the answers to some questions
you might have about this book:Q: I just have a regular sewing
machine at home, not one of those fancy long arm machines.
Can I still use this book to learn FMQ?A: Yes. The quilt
designs are meant to be suitable for both a domestic sewing
machine and a long-arm machine. Truth is you only need a
150 sewing machine to start free-motion quilting.No matter
what equipment you have, or whether you're at a workshop or
at home, you can make the projects inside this book!Q: I have
always felt that machine quilting is hard to do. Is your book
beginner friendly?A: As I said before, FMQ is like riding a
bicycle or driving a car for the first time. This book ensures that
you learn the basics and never fall off of your FMQ bike!A
beginner can go from the very 1st step of popping up the
bobbin thread to creating the fabulous whole-cloth quilt on the

cover, with what's revealed inside the book.Q: My ability to
decide how to fill quilting space is limited. How do I overcome
this?A: I too faced the same problem when I first started, there
is a key to solving this problem of 'quilter's block', and I reveal
it inside the book.Every day that you delay is another day you
are stuck in the pre-free-motion world, restricted with a small
amount of possibilities.Take action now and let your
imagination free.Scroll up and click on the 'Add to Cart' button,
to receive this book at your doorstep!