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How to Practice Free Motion Quilting With Whole Cloth
If you are a longarm quilter and would like to expand your free motion skills, then this tutorial is for you. Jane over on Stitch by Stitch Custom Quilting has a helpful whole cloth pattern practice video. Not only that, but recently she has started offering a practice panel for sale. That’s a great for option for people wanting to give this skill a try.
Jane’s video takes you through the process of free motion stitching and includes plenty of tips and tricks along the way.
Free motion quilting can be a bit tricky when starting out, but this tutorial helps make the process a bit easier. Just look at the intricate work she does in this video.
I’ll be the first to admit that free motion quilting is not my forte, but I just may give it a try after watching this video.
To see Jane’s video click here: Practicing Free Motion Skills with a Whole Cloth Panel
[photo from Stitch by Stitch Custom Quilting]
Looking for more free Motion quilting resources? Check out these Free Motion Quilting Books
on Amazon.












