Free Motion Quilting Feathers in 4 ways

In this video we will cover how to stitch a few different ways for feathers so no matter the way you rbrain works, you just might be able to find a feather variance that works for you.

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[DebraAnn-pzym]

😮where has this great yet simple feather teacher been?!

[michaeltempleton]

I quilt, I draw, I replace car parts, I fix houses, I teach 2nd graders. I look for all kinds of videos and cringe at so many of them. This is exactly my style: no cutesy-ness, no over-talking, no need for editing, no music, no ego-feeding, --just clear, competent instruction. Thank you for being exceptional in the field of video uploads. It was extremely helpful.

[monicaclark]

Probably the best video for feathers I've seen yet! I think I may be able to do them now. Thanks!

[chickad]

This was perfect for my projects. I will need to practice for sure. Thank you, I didn't know there was a hook feather. You're teaching is spot on and a joy to watch. Thank you for this video. New subscriber... Now to do a marathon of your videos while I'm still in bed, lol.

[teresacraig]

Michael hit the nail on the head! this was the best video ever on feathers, no yaky yak just good instructions. I learned plenty. Continue your videos please, thank you very much.

[karens]

Bumpback feathers are my go-to, but I didn't know about those registration lines. Good for going around corners. I'm very glad this popped up in my feed. Thank you 😊

[marilynbook]

Wow the lines look like they make all the difference. I will try it out asap. Thanks.

[jlemmer]

THANK YOU! THANK YOU! THANK YOU! I have been trying to get feathers made and incorporate them into my long arm quilting but have never been able to wrap my brain around the consistent flow of each component; I have played a lot with the "C" pattern creating flames, ghosts, swirls, etc. and now your directions and visual input has added a whole new level of confidence for me to attempt these; you are concise, professional, don't add distracting background noise or visual gestures of "look at me", and that makes this video that much more enjoyable to use and re-use as a guide - I stumbled onto this video by accident and am glad I made the trip! THANK YOU!

[dianeturner]

OMG I have been watching tons of videos on feathers and couldn't get them. Watched your methods and they click. Thank you so much for all the pointers and instructions.

[dravonwalker]

Marvelous!! So helpful! Look forward to trying these out. Thank you.

[selwynknap]

The line in the curve is a game changer for bump back feathers!!! Thank you!

[Goldilocks]

Thank you this really helped me improve my feathers a lot! The registration lines are genius.

[ilenemartin]

I love this tutorial! No one else explains it as good! Thank you!

[sandrahaigh]

I've only been making quilts for 7 months and was keen to try FMQ but didnt have the courage until today. Now a few hours kater, I've come across your tutorial and its the best I've seen. Tomorrow I'll be trying again. Thankyou for your tutorial 💞

[shanabanana]

Marking the apex has been a game changer for me; thank you so much for the tip!

[myronmitchell]

I am Totally New at Free Motion....but I am slowly catching on with your Method with the C curve like a Hook ....Thank You, Sheila🙂🙃

[marionbartley]

Absolutely beautiful stitching, I am nowhere near this talent. But I can very much enjoy the beauty of this tutorial. Thank you so much Great job. ❤️

[irmabigler]

Awesome. I've never had some of these broken down into sections and how you fill them in. Thx. I'm sure I'm not explaining exactly what I mean but it's all good right.

[susankennedy]

FINALLY, with this tutorial I actually can confidently do a feather. Love this gal.

[elainedavis]

recently paid $80 for a feather quilting class and you taught me more in 30 minutes than she did in 6 hours. Thank you so much.