Row by Row - Row 3

Join our series as we make a lap size quilt comprised of six rows of free motion quilting designs.
Learn the concept, how to mold your design to achieve the best shadow effects and so much more.
This month we're introducing rulers into the row.
The full pattern is included in the workbook which can be downloaded if you are a member of our Facebook Group
(Machine Quilting Tutorials with Jeanne / 16270.. )
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[@lance3665]

I love that you go slow and explain each step and the line on the ruler and foot so clearly. Thank you for this video.

[@lanellehatcher561]

Missing this sweet lady...... she taught me so much.

[@notesfromleisa-land]

How happy I am...Jeanne's beautiful teaching manner. I learned so much. I'm a neophyte, but my poppy flowers are beautiful, and I confidently made them. How sad I am. I looked Jeanne up, and she was in my native VA. I found her obituary. So a heartfelt thank you to her legacy of patient, inspiring teaching.

[@mrsseasea]

I have recently found her channel, I’m so sad to learn this. I have learned so much from her videos, I feel she must have been a school teacher.

[@notesfromleisa-land]

@@mrsseasea Great teachers appreciate inspiring, teaching and guiding others...so we've provided a testament to her legacy of those wonderful things by commenting here.

[@pb4087]

Jeanne, thank you for the tip on using a card to properly adjust the foot height and your explanation of why we get shredded thread. You are the first of several instructors who have explained this. Thank you!

[@JeanneHarrison]

You're welcome Pam.

[@MarciaBaker1205]

I finally got a Juki tl 2000qi & its awesome! You're the best teacher for fmq thank you!

[@sprklhair]

thank you, thank you, thank you...... I have been researching why my juki skips stitches when I use the ruler foot to no avail. finally someone who actually addressed my exact problem. I have made some adjustments on my own and i get about 70% success so far. now I have a renewed enthusiasm. Keep teaching, love your style!!!

[@lucilleball5970]

Hello Jeanne, You are superb at your teaching abilities and all your knowledge!!!! I just bought some ruler templates to try to teach myself maybe how to do it. And low and behold here you are teaching it!!!! Oh my gosh, I have to leave to run some errands, but cannot wait to get back home to watch all of this video in depth. I cannot thank you enough for all your wonderful videos and I want to watch them all. You are sooooo good and soooooo thorough. I just love you. I will tell all my pals about you. Have a wonderful day my free motion quilting teacher and friend...… Many hugs. Claudia

[@JeanneHarrison]

WOW! I love your excitement and also thank you for your wonderfully kind words.

[@margieheldt7021]

Looks beautiful ! Still watching your very informative videos ! Had to see what came out today !Margie

[@jacicici9940]

🤗👏👏👏👏👏👏 maravilhoso pudesse dar 1000 curtidas, daria. Obrigada por compartilhar 🤗🤗❤️🇧🇷

[@elanzabotha710]

Where can I find a ruler like that I an in South Africe please let me know please

[@janetflint8202]

Should ruler work on a domestic machine always slow whether your a beginner or not? Love you videos and teaching skill too.

[@JeanneHarrison]

Stitch at the speed you are comfortable with. Generally, it is slower.

[@janetflint8202]

@@JeanneHarrison thanks that sound like a great idea

[@scooterh9738]

Thank you for your wonderful instructions. 😁 your videos are awesome. I am a new subscriber and was going through your list of video looking for instructions on doing a peacock feather. If you could point me in the right direction i would greatly appreciate that 👍

[@vickienelson4473]

Are you using a high shank machine? I have understood that with a low shank machine you cannot put the ruler behind the foot if using 1/4" rulers.

[@JeanneHarrison]

I am using a high shank, however, there are 360 to your ruler foot. So if you can't stitch from behind try moving your piece so you can use the sides or the front. These rulers have the same degree of curve on both sides which is why I recommend them so highly. It makes them so much more versatile.

[@vickienelson4473]

@@JeanneHarrison makes sense, thank you.

[@nancychandler3102]

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[@nancychandler3102]

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