How to finish it up! Machine Quilting, Hand Quilting, Long Arm Quilting, and more!!

Cindi gives you ALL of the information, tools, tricks and quick tutorial to finish your quilt top in one of six different ways! LOTS of information to help you decide exactly how you’d like to quilt your top. www.fabricpatch.net
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This is class 13 of the Row Sampler Series.

[@kimkf2564]

I cannot tell you how much I love and appreciate your videos. I am a new quilter, and have many questions. Often times when asking questions, I get a sigh in response. I have learned so much from your videos, and it’s gotten me even more excited to take the next step in my quilting journey. I live in Seattle,and will happily make the truck to your store for supplies, encouragement, and education. Thank you so much, and please keep up the great work! You definitely have earned a loyal customer in me. See you soon!

[@TheFabricPatch]

That’s so great to hear! Can’t wait to have you in the shop. Bring whatever you are working on for show and tell!

[@karoligou]

Don't apologize for the length! You done a great job and I'm learning so much from you. Thank you for this video full of information and so clearly presented!! Y'all are the best!

[@TheFabricPatch]

Thank you so much!!

[@sacred6942]

I do love your attitude about relaxing about no right way. I learned a lot.

[@hazelem1266]

I have hand sewn a queen sized reversible story/memory quilt for my granddaughter and am 2/3 through hand quilting. As a first time inexperienced quilter I found it very exciting to just make up story blocks and add photos etc and make it up as I go. Took me 20 months so far and I’m more experienced now. Also helped me through our strict lockdown. Will take this quilt to South Africa next month. Thank you so much for your words and tutorial. Love from Melbourne Australia.

[@kathyburt3294]

Better longer than too short. This was perfect. Exactly what I was looking for. I knew I knew nothing about quilting but I thought I knew more than I did. So glad I saw this before I attacked my quilt top!!

[@catherinegreen7003]

BabyGurl don't apologize for the length. I too have a medical background & can appreciate your detailed instructions. Imagine someone putting all their time in constructing a quilt top, only to take shortcuts putting it all together 😳😫🥴😪😰😭😱 Oh the tears 😢 😭 💔 I used to enjoy the quilting process, but with my back, I'm kinda dreading it & just might have to breakdown & purchase a Long-Arm... Thanks for the detailed tutorial. ❤️😊❤️

[@TheHas700]

Excellent teaching! Thank you!!

[@irenestotelmyre2524]

the length was quite adequate for all info given. it helped to inspire me to know how I learned helped me develop my own style, and by not questioning myself help me to play more often, and get the job finished, TY so much!!!

[@Charlie-cz3jh]

This great info! Thank you Cindy❣❣🥰

[@francesgiacobbe6821]

An excellent video! Very informative, very clear . Beautifully videotaped.

[@barbaracarlisle8930]

Well worth the time! New ideas and refreshed ones as well. Love your “no one right way” philosophy. Thank you...

[@TheFabricPatch]

Thanks!!

[@lindabritt8922]

Thank you so much. I learned new things and you reinforced lost knowledge. Oh and to who ever wrote the ending....Cindi can talk as much as she wants.

[@TheFabricPatch]

Thank you!!

[@lizryan6289]

"Lost knowledge!!!" Yes!!

[@LawandaFinch]

AMEN!

[@LawandaFinch]

Wish I lived in your area to take some classes to learn long arm quilting. Texas is a good PIECE away SEW I can’t! (Pun intended) 😂😂Blessings from Aledo Texas!

[@cynthiabeamon3455]

I have watched SO MANY videos, and I learned a LOT from this one 😁 Thanks!

[@sacred6942]

Very informative. Nice 👍

[@angielovett4159]

5his is awesome! Thank you so much! Great information!

[@nanashouse202]

I recently found your site. I am enjoying you and your daughter so much. Thank you

[@kward177]

YES Please! Binding class! Thank you so much. I am a beginner's beginner. Meaning I have all of the supplies to quilt, but have not started yet. You may have protected us from Covid with your mask videos...but I have caught the Q-Bug from exposure to your videos...LOL... :)

[@TheFabricPatch]

Yay!! We are finishing the binding up on Tuesday. And labels!!

[@SH-dq2cy]

@@TheFabricPatch yay

[@Flash4695]

Good advice Cindi, I learnt something.

[@denisestilling2810]

Enjoyed every aspect of this Row Sampler (QAL)...truly felt like I was in an in-person class with you.

[@nanashouse202]

Lol my mother in law told me 60 years ago to put my thread and needle over a cake of soap. I use it to this day. Glad to see thin on the market.

[@jackieburton7550]

Thanks so much....you are a awesome teacher!

[@lindabritt8922]

I learned a whole lot from this video thank you very much. Whoever made the comments at the end made me laugh out loud so it must have been Brianna.

[@TheFabricPatch]

Oh good!! Yes it was!!

[@wilycat5290]

That was excellent!! Thank you so much for the time taken to cover the different ways to quilt.

[@raeannoneill8392]

Great video. I didn't mind hearing about the other methods. Plus I learned something new...stitch in the ditch foot!

[@lizryan6289]

Thank you.

[@DianaForee]

Thank you for this great look at finishing our quilts. We sometimes complete the top and think "where do I go now?" You've given us so many options.

[@TheFabricPatch]

You are so welcome!

[@jenniferrobinson5725]

FABULOUS video! I learned so much. I’m going to machine quilt and big stitch hand quilt on my “1600”! Thanks to Cindi & whole crew for these tutorials.

[@JudyTJ]

Great video - so informative with important details we should know

[@alisoncurrie1438]

I’m watching this brilliant informative video from Scotland. It’s so beautifully presented. Thank you. Just started quilting in lockdown. Love it. I’m obsessed!!! Quilting for 6-8 hrs a day so come on quite a bit in that time! Just discovered your videos and soo looking forward to exploring them. Thank you again.

[@TheFabricPatch]

That’s fantastic! I’m glad you found us. Thanks for watching. Stay safe up there!

[@sueoreiro703]

I just found this tonight . Oh my. I stopped several times to add to a list of things I’ll be ordering from you with my next order and really enjoyed all the knowledge you shared . I have “a few” tops that need finishing and this gives me encouragement to get to it! Thanks!

[@TheFabricPatch]

That’s great!!

[@LawandaFinch]

Love love this video. It’s so long but SO informative. I have only been quilting about 19 months. I have learned everything on KZbin. I was just about to start a quilting class in March of 2020. It was shut down due to the pandemic. I bought my machine a cheap domestic at Walmart before the crazy hit. I just started watching videos. I love the piecing. I have started learning some appliqué because my granddaughter wants a sun bonnet Sue quilt. I am not so sure about the appliqué. Lol It take more time and I am impatient. I also homeschool my last three kiddos so I have a limited amount of time. I just had a new grand baby and I made him a baby blanket that I free motioned quilted on my little domestic. I am not sure I would do that again either my machine I don’t feel like was heavy enough. It’s a Brother SQ9285. It’s a beautiful machine to piece with though. I am currently considering a Juki which would be a heavier machine. Lol I said all of that to say thank you sweet lady for giving people like me all of that wisdom! I love the video.

[@kimdowning8736]

First of all, I LOVE your tutorials. Thank you so much. Could you show how you end the thread when you are hand quilting?

[@wendychristopher873]

thankyou for all you lovely informative videos enjoying it very much wendy from australia

[@zabrendalangdon1289]

Thanks for the wonderful information. I found it very helpful

[@llern3]

Amazingly informative! Thank you 😊.

[@MG-sy8pj]

That was very informative and I really enjoyed it. I'm a beginner quilter and as I watched I started binding my second big quilt, a 98 x 72 graduation quilt for my son, and throughout the video, I was thinking "I wish she'd do one on binding". I was really happy to see those end messages! I've binded several baby quilts and one twin, but for this quilt, I could only find silk thread to match the binding. It's a lot...silkier and I'm finding it more difficult. Also, thanks for all the videos on masks. Even though, I just got my machine in December and it took me a month to figure out how to thread it (I hadn't touched a machine since 1974 and my owner's class wasn't until Feb 26th), thanks to your videos, I have been able to make many masks for family, friends and now some of my teacher friends who are heading back to school. It is very good of you to share your knowledge so thoroughly like you do. Much appreciated!

[@TheFabricPatch]

Thank you so much!! I’m glad we’re sewing together!!

[@sharonshively9598]

I love hand quilting. Sew tops in spring and summer. Then hand quilt in fall and winter.

[@TheFabricPatch]

Me too!! There’s something so fantastic about a quilt on your lap when it’s cold outside!

[@katluann]

Well I wish I had Innova but someday. I think it’s the best long arm in the market. However I did just get Qnique 15 pro and I’ll be practicing on that one awhile. It’s not a bad machine it feels like fighting a jet! You can’t just sit down and get the graceful movements the pros do who have done this awhile.

[@dorrisdale6269]

I never knew there was suppose to be a special hand quilting thread. I hand quilted for 30 years and only ever used regular sewing thread and had no problems. I still have several of thos quilts and the quilting has held up long past the time when the fabrics gave up.

[@heddita1]

I enjoyed it a lot...thank you.❤️❤️

[@carolnewey6452]

I thread a bunch of needles onto the spool and create a knot at the end to keep them on. When I need a new thread and needle, I can just use the first needle and pull off the 18ish inches.

[@TheFabricPatch]

I’ve seen people do that! I forgot about that. So smart.

[@paulasnaith5096]

I recently finished an epp king size quilt (2 years to make) and then hand quilted it probs 2-3” apart … for me the knack is to design it myself … the last one was circles and straight lines to look like fireworks … but put in 6 hour days to finish it by Christmas … quilting took a month … but the result was amazing … I hate machine quilting myself .. unless it’s a baby quilt, and limited long arms where I live (wales uk).

[@elizabethbenedict3332]

Great content

[@gracielaguadalupeguzmanbat7222]

is august 2021 thanks for your orientations

[@joannebell7]

I used to thread many needled at once by the morning light of an east window.

[@TheFostersRV]

Thank you for this video--even though I thought I knew a lot about it I learned so much! Love all of your videos--wish I lived closer!

[@TheFabricPatch]

I’m glad! You’ll have to come for a visit.

[@marshacollins7590]

I disagree about hand quilting a large quilt. I love it and think about the recipients

[@TheYorkieSue]

I've really enjoyed this video - thank you... May I point out, the thread you were hand quilting with is DMC cotton Perle... Floss is a 6 strand embroidery thread.

[@TheFabricPatch]

Yes thank you!!

[@AvivaHadas]

Which batting has the lowest loft?

[@SH-dq2cy]

Could you link the longarm videos that you previously recorded? I couldn't locate them.

[@TheFabricPatch]

Yes!! We will get those up tomorrow! Thanks for the reminder.

[@gloriaelswood8762]

Is there a link for the quilt top? New here!

[@juliestafford5959]

Can you add a link to the Llama Llama fabric. I searched on your website but couldn't find it. Thanks!

[@Zero03charm]

Same! I would love to know where to some of the llama fabric, its gorgeous!

[@TheFabricPatch]

Oh shoot. Yes. I’ll have Brianna send you a link.

[@doreensweet1037]

Hi I have a question regarding the jessie mask, I made mine last night but its not as snug under my chin like it is on you or Brianna. Should I adjust the nose to chin or ear to nose. The gap is to big. HELP!! 💛

[@cindydriedger7797]

Try adding a tiny dart to snug it up. I did that when it seemed the mask wasn’t as perfectly fitting as it could be.

[@doreensweet1037]

@@cindydriedger7797 I did that on each side on the bottom and I just love it! I'm making the same one tonight except I'm using 2 layers of poly and the cotton outer layer. I have to wear it a good while and I noticed the inside cotton layer wants to suck up when I take a deep breath so I'm going to trade it with another layer of poly. Wish me luck. Thank you!! 💙

[@doreensweet1037]

Also for future knowledge because I'm making them for my daughter and kids,, is the the chin to nose that make the under chin fitting or the ear to nose?

[@barbaravanzant1612]

Where do I find the Cotton Picker for thread, it's not on your website. Thanks

[@TheFabricPatch]

Oh no!! I’ll have Brianna add it.

[@TheFabricPatch]

www.fabricpatch.net/shop/c/p/Cotton-Picker-Lint-Picker-Hair-Cleaner-x51810017.htm

[@marcymcintyre3754]

Where the heck is your store? Youfayda?

[@TheFabricPatch]

Close!! Ephrata Washington. Center most part of the state. In between Seattle and Spokane.

[@carolbailey2857]

Shouldn’t you wear a mask when using a spray basting in a well vented area?

[@carolgardiner5858]

Sure wish you said the name of the polish.

[@TheFabricPatch]

Oh shoot. And now I can’t think of the name. It’s by the people from sew steady. I’ll get it on the website tomorrow. It’s only $10 and it lasts for forever because it takes so little. And you only need to polish your table about twice a month.

[@maryquehrn2443]

Fantastic!! Thank you so much for all the tips and tricks. Quick Question: For the quilter's knot, why into a circle and not crossing the tread before making the knot?. I have never heard this mentioned before.

[@TheFabricPatch]

Because it will twist the other way, and doesn’t always work. It might... but not consistently,

[@bettyp51]

Volume too low

[@jenniemartin6577]

can't hardley hear you