Thank you! I am happy you like it. and it is doable :)

It is great isn't it? I am always amazed how great the texture is. And those simple shapes help so much in improving the quilting too. It is all about little things...❤❤❤

Thank you for your comment! Please, try it. I am preparing few more of this type of videos, with small variations. Simply to show that there are so many possibilities where it can go. Have fun quilting and let me know!❤❤❤

I am very happy to hear that. You have enough of material for some time to come 😂. If I can provide some inspiration or relaxing moment I am glad.❤❤❤

This is the best way. Compare only to your previous work to see your progress. This is the best way to learn and stay motivated❤❤❤

Thank you for your feedback! I use quilting to relax and I love to push the boundaries of a design. I go at my normal speed to give the right impression about the dynamics of the process. It is real. Unfortunately I stopped using music background for now. Too many problems with the confusing claims on the author rights on music that is declared as free to use (no copy right claim). I am learning a lot.

Thank you for doing this! Your work is beautiful and I think I might try this!

Hi there! Go for it. It is a very easy and very rewording doodling approach. The patterns are abstract so you can relax. There are no quality criteria like with feathers. Just wonderful texture ❤❤❤@@DebbieTaylorpdx

Thank you! This such a kind comment. I am just having fun ❤❤❤

Thank you! One of my best videos for sure ❤❤❤

Hi there, Divide and quilt is my standard way of quilting. You have to use it on domestic machine as we have such small space to operate. And I love this kind of pattern. My spacing, and travelling improved so much in the last year! ❤❤❤❤

@@quiltingnerd I'm getting so much better since watching your videos. You inspire me!

@@rootsrocksfeathers1975 This is one of the best comments I can get! Thank you! It means a lot as I know you are already an expirienced quilter!. Wonderful to hear it!❤❤❤❤❤❤

Hi again! Patiance is important. Sometimes I teach to a small group of ladies. And my main challange as a teacher is to make them let go of some ideal image how it should look. None of us have a long arm so we have to adjust. And the machines are sometimes quirky....so it takes a bit time. But now, after several months they are quilting and they are really good at it ❤❤❤

This one get this comment a lot. Thank you! The quilting was also very relaxing. ❤❤❤

thank you! You are right. It is inspired by Karen McTavish work. I never really got it exactly right and this was the next best thing. But I love this kind of quilting. It is me in a way. :)

@@quiltingnerd I’m not saying that you have done exactly like her. This is your quilting and it is beautiful. It is all yours. We get inspiration from many many places.

@@Talk-to-the-Pugs Yes, of course! I am very flattered that you recognized! I learned watching videos of many quilters, but her's got me. It was the most unconventional approach I have seen. And thank you for your beautiful words! And by the way, I would love to get it exactly like her! but I always get directionally challanged. Maybe it is better. To compensate I am developing in my own direction❤❤❤ And I am sorry if we misundertood us a bit. English is not my native language and sometimes the way I express things may have different effect. For me me your first comment was simply wonderful.

@@quiltingnerd Don’t worry yourself, I just felt bad that I may have sounded critical of your style. I never want to criticize any quilter, especially one whom I admire. I really do enjoy watching you quilt. As you quilt, I’m thinking where will she go next? And then you show me and it’s perfect.

@@Talk-to-the-Pugs Sometimes I do not know where I will go next. Some things just happen. It is a bit like a trans with those patterns. Classical shapes are easier to control, but the organic texture..... Sometimes I am surprised how it looks. Thank you again for your comments. For me they are all positive. Hugs!!!

Thank you most kindly! I used this kind of quilting in a standard block (one of the last videos) and it also looked great❤❤❤

Thank you for your comment! It is also relaxing to quilt, especially such projects❤❤❤

Thank you most kindly ❤❤❤

Thank you!

Thank you so much for your kind comment!. I am happy if I can provide some moment of relaxing inspiration❤❤❤

Thank you!!!!❤❤❤❤

I hink I can do that watching you. Thanks

@@maryanne2500 sure you can. You can teat this project in two ways. One is to create an amazing complex pattern, the second one is to realize that this pattern consists of many very similar movements that you will practice without being bored. You can practice spacing, shape, traveling, getting the right angle to meet the previous line, and also your intuition and muscle memmory...all of it without getting bored because the pattern is so beautiful❤❤❤

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Especially in a negative space or an a whole quilt! I totally agree with you!❤❤❤

Thank you! This is the beauty of such quilting practice. I can do it again tomorrow and the result would be different as well. The goal was however, different. It was about all those repetetive movements.... you quilt them so long till they become a second nature and we can do them without thinking. today was spacing, shape , travelling.... all what we need for more traditional patterns. And I would love to see your version as well. Try it and let me know!❤❤❤❤❤

Большое спасибо за ваш комментарий и уделенное время! Всего вам наилучшего!❤❤❤

Hi, You know my opinion on speed up videos - they give the wrong impression!. Thank you for your great comment. I was just saying to my husband, that this is a bit like learning kung-fu in old movies. You are supposed to repeat a bunch of movements and then suddenly they make sense. The same is here. the design is accidental. I want you to concentrate more on shape repetition, echo and how small changes will impact the texture... and the best is I am learning a lot as well!!!❤❤❤❤❤❤

I think you can. Look at it as a series of repetetive movements that are very similar. I vary between wavy lines, arches and some loops. And then I repeat.... this video is not about complex pattern. It is about having fun while repeatig a lot of very similar movements. it looks complex, but when you look at single section at a time..... it is easy. Thank you for your comment!!!❤❤❤❤

I am very happy I could contribute to that! Thank you for your comment!❤❤❤

Happy I could show you something different! I never got formal quilting training so I try different things. Thank you for your comment!❤❤❤

My favorite patterns are based on doodling and "zentangle" . repetetive patterns are great to practice quilting and create those organic, always different patterns❤❤❤❤

I WILL continue to practice and practice!

You're welcome 😊

Happy you liked it! Try it, it is quite easy ❤❤❤❤

Thank you! and really easy ❤❤❤❤

Hi there! Thank you for your comment! It is a tough one. If you have embroidery then you want it to be an eyecatcher. What about using a matching thread? then you can try out the pattern but make it very subtle....

Starting small is a good start. Having fun is perfect, stressing out is wrong..... What about quilting first sections thta are small enough for the enthusistic phase and then stop, wait a bit and then go on. It is not supposed to be perfect. If you look carefully, I am quilting the same shapes over and over again till I fill the space. This pattern looks so cool because it is based on repetition and semi-similar shapes. And therefore it is perfect for beginners. It is just a way line, or arch that is repeated ten times.....Sometimes I tell my ladies during class: deep breath and round thoughts.....I am keeping my fingers crossed! And I am sure your quilting is actually good❤❤❤❤❤

I find that soft music helps, or something you like that isn't heavy metal 😂. Take breaks and stretch out any tension especially in your shoulders, and breathe. Relax and have fun! Keep practicing. Good luck! Hugs ❤😊 BREATHE 😮

The thread was 50 weight (Superior) polyester thread. I tend to use the 85 or 90 needle size. I use all three sizes but I may switch to larger size if the thread will break too often. thank you for your feedback!❤❤❤

That depends. I like using the standard 50 wt thread like aurifil But often I use a polyester thread for embroidery. It has a nice shine. I am not sure I would use it on a large quilt, but on a smaller projects they look great. ❤❤❤