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I meandered over it and used a "tea-dyed" color thread.Welcome to our website. I made a queen-size Log Cabin quilt for Tim and Hannah. I quilted it with gold thread and did an allover swirl freehand design with random holly leaves and berries. I made a Christmas quilt for our neighbors. 9.I made and quilted a t-shirt quilt for the daughter of someone Bill works with. I quilted it with a yellow thread and the "Swirls" pantograph. I quilted it using a pantograph I had drawn up so that it was meandering and a continuous-line drawing of the UCF mascot Pegasus. I quilted two quilts for a woman at Bill's office. I used glow-in-the-dark thread and quilted it in a spiderweb pattern! Fun! 7. It was fun! 6.I made a quilt for each of the boys for Halloween. When Bill's sister and her husband were in Florida for a vacation, I made a quilt for their little granddaughter, Alina (our great-niece). It's one I'm doing for our friends' anniversary. The third quilt I did was actually for our bed It's over 100" x 100"! 4. It was commissioned for the client's parents 50th Anniversary. white, hot pink, lime green, and turquoise. The first quilt I did was a small baby quilt, roughly 35" x 35". I made this quilt for them because they have always enjoyed the seashore.ġ. My friends just celebrated their 46th anniversary. I finished the quilting yesterday and had such a good time! Boy, do I love this machine!īy the way, I'll post pictures of this quilt later! I don't want my friends to see it and ruin their surprise! I moved it back down and, "voila"! Worked great!!! He thought that I had the take up bar too high. What's wrong? I had Bill check it when he got home. I then realized that a vertical bar holding the take up bar had moved and was no longer at a ninety degree angle. I moved it up, but still had the same problem. I thought that maybe I didn't have the take up bar (the one that is in the back that is where the 3 layers of quilt- quilt top, batting, and backing- roll onto after they have been quilted) up high enough. It would do fine until I got to a seam, and then it really bogged down. I had a little trouble with the first couple of rows of quilting. Live and learn! With the Swirls panto, I made it so that 2 rows were 10" tall (which was nice because I could then print them off on regular computer paper.) It worked fine, but if I'd have made it 6" tall instead, I could have sewn 2 rows of the design before having to roll the quilt. With the last quilt I did, I drew up a pantograph, only to find that it was too big for my machine (meaning that I couldn't sew the whole design without having to move my quilt up on the frame.) It was 13" tall, and the throat on my machine will only accomodate a 12-12 1/4" tall one. I really enjoy using the pantographs.Įach time I quilt is a learning experience. I put it on my frame and started following a pantograph called "Swirls".
This is for some special friends of ours who have an anniversary coming up. Pegasus is the logo for UCF so I did continuous line quilting involving the Pegasus. Now if I can just remember what to do! :-) I used an orange thread for the top and bobbin. Luckily for me, I found good instructions on the internet.
#Heart meander quilting how to#
I had to learn how to offset the quilting so that one row started with the Pegasus design in it and the next one started with the meandering. It is big meandering and then the Pegasus. no seam! I made a pantograph pattern to use, with the logo for UCF in it- a Pegasus. She has a black batik for the backing and it's 108" wide- I love it. It is gorgeous! She used a pattern from a Kaffe Fassett book. She made a beautiful quilt for him using all batiks. Her son graduated from high school and is going to University of Central Florida. I spent several days last week and yesterday afternoon and evening working on a quilt for a woman that works at TEA.
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