Great ,helpful video! 🎉

I finally got around to making your design wall. I'm in love. Mine is 112x100 because I make monster quilts. I used grey flannel instead of white. I wish I could share a photo. I really appreciate the detailed instructions.

Thank you! Your books and videos have been an inspiration to me to free motion quilt. You have changed the way I think about doing my own quilting!

Thx

I don’t understand your traditional cutting instructions. I cannot get four 6”x21” strips from a fat quarter measuring 18x 21”.

Does the spray wash out after ironing it

Love this method. so glad I found you because it has made my life so much easier and I have become a little bit more confident in my free motion quilting. Thank you, Christa!

What a great video. Thank you

I've been using your technique for a few years now. I have a king that I'm dreading sandwiching. One problem I have run into with pieced backs, is making sure they are straight on the back corresponding to the front. No problem if it is a whole back, but I hate having a pieced back be a bit wonky once it's quilted and trimmed. I've folded it on a seam and tried lining that up with a front seam, but still seem to struggle. Any tips?

What heat setting do you use for your iron?

I have to keep rewinding to *listen* because I’m so in love with your quilt colors & design! 🤣

Just about to throw away an acrylic ruler (not a rotary cutting one) that I never use. Now I will use it when I spray baste and use my design wall. Thanks, Christa, for this tip!

I found you 6 weeks ago and have completed 3 quilt tops! Thank you for all your great tutorials! ❤

Can I spray base a quilt and set it aside and pick it up in a month or so?

I Wish I could see where the machine is stored when not in use. Do you have a pic of that

Never thought of ironing like you do. Your videos are so helpful. Thank you for sharing😊

Great video. Very clear and helpful instructions. Thank you so much.

A FB post suggested your you tube channel.

You gave us very good pointers, thank you, Christa.

Thank you so much for showing every step of this so clearly! I'm now spiral quilting a cushion top before moving on to my lap quilt, and it's going really well!

Just fabulous - Thank you!

Thank you for this tutorial, I did something similar and my office large drafting table with a help of a young engineering intern who started sewing during lunch, we do it together. I think doing it in on a regular height table is probably easier to smooth out. I would have ironed it on the table and not taken it inside, but then again the reach would be hard since you had it set up as a double table, tremendous gratitude for your tutorial.

How difficult is it to change the bobbin when the machine is flat in the table using the insert?

Yes, thank you so much for sharing these beautiful quilts. I really enjoy seeing the artist statements.

Thank you for sharing. These are some beautiful quilts.

This video was perfect. I had never machine quilted before. Thank you!

Which brand spray baste? I missed that! Nice video. Very helpful! Thanks

This tutorial is great: concise and showed how to manage a large quilt on a domestic machine. So many tutorials show a new stitch or pattern but don't show how to manage the entire quilt as you quilt it. Very nice, thank you!

Question about the leaf support for the right side. How far off the floor is the bottom of that support? I have a built-in window seat that I'd like the leaf to extend over and need to make sure the bottom of that support won't hit my built-in. Thx! I think this is a great cabinet & will fit my needs well.

I ALWAYS love your tutorials. This is a great tutorial as I love your innovative ways to make quilting on quilt tops likable yet interesting. Love it all. Thx Christa!

This was just the tutorial I have been looking for! I'm going to do spirals on my new quilt but I have one dilemma and can't decide what to do. I have an inset solid border. Do I spiral across the border onto the outer edge of the quilt to continue the spiral or do I stop, jump over the boarder, and continue the spiral on the outer band of quilt to keep the frame undisturbed? It's a lot of extra thread tie offs but I think it would be worth the effort. Have you had this before? What is your recommendation? Thanks again for the helpful tutorial video.

Inspirational video - solved my problem with a large quilt. Thanks Christa

Great ideas! Thank you!!

thx

What wonderful tips. I will be watching this video over again so I can learn. thanks!

What foot are you using?

thank you....this is a great video

I don’t have a large ironing board and I have a design board material on my wall. Would it work to iron while it’s still on the wall?

LOL, I wish I had found this video before quilting my last quilt. I never occurred to me to anchor the rows with my walking foot first. Will do this next time though.

This was the best tutorial on this subject. Thanks so much!

Wonderful video! Thank you, Christa!!

thanks for the help!!

Lol I pin the side that I need to sew too.

What is your stitch length and tension please and thank you

I love this! Thank you! This video is so helpful!!!

When I click the link for registration, I get a “page not found” message.

I really enjoyed the behind-the-scenes look at how your fabric design process works.

You make it look so easy! But I know it takes lots of practice to do all these steps well. I love watching all your videos! Your tutorials are so thoughtfully done! Thanks, Christa!

That is the most helpful quilting tutorial! I have a Babylock Jazz II with a large harp space and hope to have the same results as you. THANK YOU Christa. ❤

I have tried spray basting and free motion quilting. It did not go well. After watching a few of your videos, I’m ready to try again! The ironing, I think will save me, and I do need more practice. Thanks for sharing your expertise! I love how you teach and encourage!