FMQ Spider Webs with Rob!

[@MarciaBaker1205]

Thanks for the free spiderweb tutorial. Great video!

[@maryt2887]

Just finished a Halloween attic window quilt and was looking for ideas for the “window panes.” This motif is perfect. Thank you, Rob!

[@zoannewilcox6112]

I love your enthusiasm, the real "human" touch you bring to all of your projects. I also would like to see some winter quilting ideas like snowflakes, blowing winds, angels, etc. God's blessings on you Rob (and family).

[@spielburgmcqueen7804]

I just started watching your videos this morning and I am hooked! Thank you for giving a fresh approach and detailed but fast paced tutorials.

[@marionkillion911]

Love the Hula figure too 😁🤙

[@karencutchey2905]

love the irregular web! TY

[@Battlestar31164]

Thank you for sharing your free hand style sew of the 🕸️ I really appreciate the tutorial. New subscriber as well 🕷️

[@THOMASTHESAILOR]

FIRE ! Design a FIRE stitch ! I guess that would be "Flames", but, FIRE is always HOT ! Something simple and artistically abstract.. or maybe Chrome Link Chain stitch ! I could dig that on my back pocket.. Gold/Brass Knuckles is another favorite of mine..

[@lyndasnart7823]

once again a great video lesson thankyou so much 🇦🇺

[@ManSewingVids]

Thank you for watching!

[@SlightCherry]

Thank you! Was looking for some ideas on how to spice up my diy vest

[@faitharrowood8001]

Awesome! I covered an entire throw-sized quilt with spider webs, but I did it with many, many twists and turns of the quilt! My goal was to complete an entire quilt, start to finish, using only my 1895 treadle (and I did!) and many blogs I've read do not recommend trying free motion with the style of bobbin mine has. I will have to try your technique on my modern machine, it looks like an easy and forgiving motif.

[@michelletothill8551]

Thank you for another great video. I would love to learn how to do some winter motifs, snowflakes, snowmen, stars, as well as Christmas motifs including trees, cradles, candles. Candles would be neat if the flames were glow in the dark.

[@GrrannyH1]

Check theinboxjaunt.com/quilt/free-motion-quilting-tutorials/.

[@elainebukowsky9187]

Great video! Have been subscribed to your channel for a while, so I don’t know how I’ve missed your free motion quilting video. Glad I found them. Would like to see you do something like the background on the Christmas tree hanging in some of the Missouri star Christmas videos. It was quilted with Christmas trees and stars. Keep the videos coming.

[@AdiarraS]

LOVE LOVE LOVE! Super awesome tutorial that tickles my Halloween loving funny bone. Thanks for another awesome tutorial.

[@ManSewingVids]

We're glad you enjoyed it!

[@HWolfe]

Yep, the spider I ran into last week made for a serious web...lol..like your tutorial better. Great technique!

[@stephaniehollan1171]

LOVE this, thank you!!

[@kristalburns3490]

This is a fun quilting pattern to quilt.

[@glendaquick9290]

Love it!

[@godssheep3959]

Hi Rob, I want to say I great video but I would like to add at 4:35 you talk about your anchor point meeting at the same spot because spiders don't do it that way, Actually they do. In fact if you ever watch spiders make their webs which I have because I have tens of thousands in my yard and they always fascinated as a child and still do. If you look at a perfectly undamaged web that was just created or if you are lucky enough to be able to sit and watch one get created. You will find that the cross threads that make up the round or heptagon shape of the web is actually one long single thread starting in the very middle of the web spiraling out to the very outer edge of the web. when you see that threads anchor point broke from one section to the other? That is where the web has been damaged and the spider has patched the damage up. There are also videos on youtube showing spiders making their webs also. Here is a good one for reference if you want take a few seconds to see what I am talking about. kzbin.info/www/bejne/eqivn2RngK-Gb7s

[@bise_moon]

I'm making a spider Queen outfit (my family dubbed it that) and I want to add webs to the dress, so this is really useful, thanks!

[@suikatime]

Has anyone made a spider on caffeine joke yet? I loved to find this, already subscribed!!!

[@denisespies1757]

Cool!

[@soniaking1858]

Thank you, great tutorial, no link for printing

[@mrspandaland3010]

I would love to learn how to do other holiday or seasonal motifs. Also I would love to learn how to do a shooting star. Thank you 🙏

[@ManSewingVids]

Great ideas! Thank you

[@AGGRism]

That was great! The thing I'm having trouble with is what tension should I be using to free motion quilt??

[@coppergryphon7787]

I would love to see how you would do hearts and/or butterflies! Also, I'm finishing a quilt for my son and need some ideas for boy themed FMQ :)

[@imir8atu321]

Just fun. Liked and shared. PEACE...

[@huisuk]

Thanks

[@ManSewingVids]

Thank you!

[@goldensmamma]

Rob I'd like to see how to fill in a large area with free motion that you see in quilts.How to start ? What motifs go with each other? Thank you for the spider web tutorial 👍🏻

[@sarahhunter5302]

This is great, but I would have like to see how you moved around the quilt with this motif, behind the bottles. Did you quilt the whole row left to right without breaking thread, or???? I'm staying tuned in hopes we'll see more!

[@alixanderiashay4049]

Beautiful quilt. What machine are you sewing with?

[@littleangelhair]

I like this design, I am going to use it in some of my fall blocks. Also met at Quilting on the Bayfront in Erie. You said send my email for you to send a picture to me. (I don't own a cell phone) Messaged that info through fb account. I changed some settings on my machine, body mechanics sitting at machine, having fun sewing. Thanks again.

[@joanneszewczyk15]

This is a good turorial. Where is the link for printable ? I can't wait to try it.

[@MountainAndMeadowLLC]

Cool. I'll add this to my idea list for my garden critter themed quilt. Ps- I'm miserable that you didn't show us the thread glowing in the dark.

[@SewAndTellwithDori]

Shouldn't the arch of the spider webs be downward, because of the moisture on the webs and gravity pulling them downward?

[@patty9168]

When I try to download quilting pattern a Missouri Star site comes up & says page isn’t available. I was able to download the first few patterns in your free motion playlist, but all remaining postings do not provide your free pattern. Help!

[@darleneappleman3911]

I bought machigers gloves for free motion they help lots

[@limor1bsh2]

Great video!!!!( as always :) ) Love Love Love your explanations, you make FMQ soooo easy I have a general question please On your videos you are using a mini video camera attached to your sewing machine Could you please advise what kind is it? Thanks again for a wonderful tutorial:)

[@sunshinelisa04]

No links...great tutorial!

[@ManSewingVids]

They're there now! Thank you!

[@jand44]

No printable?

[@LisaLisa-zl9vu]

Don't you reverse stitch a bit as you start a new stitch? Won't these come lose eventually?

[@soniaking1858]

Can I see you in HoustonTexas, Dicember

[@jacquelinenelson-norris5809]

Oh no! I'm making a Spiderman quilt. I need this but it is no longer available. I guess 5 years it is bound to dissaper.

[@jand44]

No link for the printable

[@deborahsnavely6485]

you should have the web goin on top of the bottles.

[@memeyers1962]

Am I missing something? I’m not seeing link for printable.

[@ManSewingVids]

The link is now in the description!

[@bertajoseph2716]

There are no links for supplies or the printable.

[@faithlinkministries]

berta joseph thinking in that theme maybe a lace doily

[@victoriamurphy3771]

Can’t print out the free printable.

[@XxTennisFan001xX]

Can you do a video of how you begain doing sewing? Like your first ever sewing project ever :)?

[@ManSewingVids]

Good idea!

[@terriroper3221]

You didn't show us what the glow in the dark thread looks like ☹