Mastering Free Motion Quilting Kit 1

We have brand new packaging for our Feather Templates! Simply click the link in your order email to view the hints and tips booklet or click here.

Feathers can be one of the hardest quilting designs to teach yourself. If you have no idea how to draw a feather it is incredibly challenging knowing how to quilt them.

The Feather Templates will help you achieve beautiful feathers on blocks. It will revolutionise the way you think about the challenge of quilting feathers.

The 3 Feather Templates come with instructions on how to use them, and you will also receive a hints and tips booklet as a digital download, which contains several feather pattern designs and instructions for you to create your own masterpiece.

Watch our video to see how easy the Templates are to use.

We have brand new packaging for our previously named 'Dot to Dot Templates!' Simply click the link in your order email to view the hints and tips booklet or click here.

The Dot to Dot Templates allow ease of design of many lines and shapes, and the ability to quilt straight or gently curved lines. These templates will help you discover your joy for, and the endless possibilities of different ways of quilting.

We know that quilting can be quite daunting for a beginner or novice who is trying to teach themselves. We encourage people who have given up to use these templates, along with Pauline's invaluable tips in the booklet, and try again. It can be done, and is such a rewarding experience when you start to understand the techniques and processes.

Included is:
- 5 x Dot to Dot Templates, with various size base grids, curves, semi curves and straight lines
- Instructions on how to use the Templates
- Hints and tips booklet, which explains all of the steps on how to become an amazing quilter (as a digital download).

We recommend using the Bohin Fabric Pencil as it has the perfect size tip to mark through the Template holes.

Watch our video where Pauline shows you how to use the Templates.

Watch our video where Pauline shows you how to use the Templates:

https://youtu.be/P76KybWwTQ0

The Free Motion Quilting Booklet contains all the tips and hints you will need to become a proficient free motion quilter.

Pauline shares all the best products she has discovered in her 35 years of teaching and all her tips on how to use them correctly.

Some of Pauline's recommended products for free motion quilting include the Sew Slip Mat and Small Quilting Hoop.

Transform your quilting space and use Pauline's teaching knowledge to start quilting the easy way.

Free-motion quilting can be a challenge but tools like the Free Motion Quilting Hoop - Small can help to alleviate some of the challenges.

The FMQ Hoop is a weighted ring with a rubbery coating that grips the fabric giving you more control over the three layers of your quilt sandwich so they move as one under the machine needle.

This allows the quilter to easily manoeuvre the quilt in any direction using minimal pressure.

The Hoop helps to retain the desired positioning in all directions while preventing bunching, puckering and undesired folds in the fabric. It is suggested to use the quilting hoop in conjunction with the Sew Slip Mat.

How to Use the Free Motion Quilting Hoop:

• Position the quilt under the needle where you want to begin stitching.

• Slip the FMQ Hoop - Small around the presser foot so that the machine needle is near the centre of the Hoop.
As the FMQ Hoop has a slit in the ring you should not need to remove your machine foot to do so.

• Just a little downward pressure on the sides of the FMQ Hoop will allow you to move the quilt where ever you
need to stitch.

• When you get close to the halo, just stop and reposition the halo, and then continue sewing.

Watch our Free Motion Quilting for Beginners video below.

With the Sew Slip Mat your quilt will glide through, without you having to push and shove. Your shoulders, neck and back will thank you.

The Sew Slip Mat has a slippery side and a tacky side. It won't leave any residue on your sewing machine. The tacky side clings to the bed of your machine, while the other side allows your quilt to slide freely.

The Mat comes with a rectangle hole for the needle, good when doing free motion quilting using the darning foot with your feed dogs down. If you quilt with the walking foot you’ll need to cut the hole into a rectangle shape to allow the feed dogs to work.

When free motion quilting, we recommend using the Sew Slip Mat in conjunction with the Small Free Motion Quilting Hoop - 8 1/2", or the Large Free Motion Quilting Hoop - 11 1/2". The hoops assist in holding the quilt down and keeping your stitches even.

Watch our Free Motion Quilting for Beginners video below.