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So I’ve been thinking… I’m full of ideas but often

So I’ve been thinking… I’m full of ideas but often don’t get to follow through because of our roller coaster of life and my uncertainty of what medical crisis is next (i.e. my husbands heart failure, strokes and kidney failure), but I’m finally feeling like maybe we are settling in to everything and I might be able to stress less and devote more time to my business (of course that’s always when shit hits the fan). I have been asked a few times over the years if I teach custom quilting or know of classes, and it’s always a no to both. I’m not really sure how to teach custom quilting other than by example, which means a student with me at my longarm with whatever quilt they have questions about. So that’s not practical and not going to happen. But I think I might have a solution to how I might “teach” a skill that I feel is kind of an odd thing to teach in the traditional sense. Learning by example and observation can be a great way to learn, so what if I were to use my Patreon to share a quilt each month and how I would quilt it? It would largely be traditional blocks with basic geometric shapes so the ideas could be applied to a wide range of quilts.

I am thinking I might walk through how I set up my design on the iPad with a video, what I’m thinking about as I design, and then how I would quilt it. I’d include a full layout of the quilt to practice on, images of the quilting, each of the blocks and quilting paths I’d follow if quilting it, so even freemotion quilters could gain insight, as well as computer aided quilters. Maybe I even show my design process when digitizing the design (although it would not be instructions for using the program).

There might be other tiers for those interested in printables of the designs to use for other things (maybe stickers for planners), and maybe wallpapers or calendars, or… a mail club? I’m just thinking through everything and wanted to know if there’s even any interest. Does my account even reach anyone anymore with how quiet I’ve been the last few years? Let me know your thoughts if you have any. What you might be interested in, whether it’s digital artwork or quilting design lessons. #customquilting #quilt

My mom has been on a bag making kick this summer a

My mom has been on a bag making kick this summer and she's working on an Oxbow overnight bag next and wanted to quilt her fabric. Of course I loaded it on the longarm for her and we chose some swirls and horses for the design. This is some old Alexander Henry cotton canvas from 2003. Most likely bought on one of our road trips through Montana or Wyoming. The colors are so rich and beautiful, and the fabric itself is so nice and soft. It has me realizing fabric isn't what it was lately, and that I miss AH fabric. Their designs were always some of my favorites. #alexanderhenryfabric

A recent quilt loaded on the frame. I had to adjus

A recent quilt loaded on the frame. I had to adjust the backing a few times to get the right tension. I think this was about 30 mins total, there's bits I cut out, like moving the camera, turning my computer on, fussing with batting placement... I was able to float this top, so I got right to quilting after basting the top section square.
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I finished this quilt for @gin4g2013 a few months

I finished this quilt for @gin4g2013 a few months ago now, but haven't had a chance to post full photos yet. She asked for a custom design and wanted to accentuate the waves of the Storm at Sea pattern. I wanted to keep it somewhat of a block design for ease of quilting down the quilt. Since the waves are on a diagonal I can't go from one end to the next in a single pass like you might be able to with a domestic (at least not without a lot of drop-needle-advance-quilt going on). I wanted everything to work so that for each run the stops and starts worked well with the next roll of the quilt. I worked the designs within the piecing, having a "block" in the circle shape that alternated in each row. Between those were the wave designs that worked down across the top. It's hard to explain in words but if you study the photos I think you might get an idea for it. The "blocks" are the straight lines and the waves are the swirls and bubbles (to go with the sea theme, of course).
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I just finished up a custom for one of my longtime

I just finished up a custom for one of my longtime clients. She was open to edge-to-edge or custom, and normally I end up saying "let's do e2e", but this time I thought it really needed to be custom. Luckily she agreed! It took a little bit to come up with a design I liked, but I think this ended up being a perfect compliment to the piecing. I had to custom design everything to fit the non traditional shapes, but the classic cathedral window really works so well in the black areas. I especially love how the white areas turned out, and how the feathers form a ring around the black piecing. #longarmquilting #CustomQuilting #sometimescrafterlongarmquilting #longarmquilterforhire #Quiltersofinstagram

Loading a Museum Steps quilt onto the frame. I thi

Loading a Museum Steps quilt onto the frame. I think it takes me longer to edit the video than it does to load a quilt. 🥴 Loved the fabrics on this and loved that we went with a green thread. It popped in the best way on the grey fabric and worked well on the pink. Quilt by @jenny.l.barrett

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