I’m excited to announce (and give away a copy to one lucky reader) my new book: Quilt with an Embroidery Machine in 8 Easy Lessons. This book has been the culmination of over 20 years of quilting with an embroidery machine. I’ve done everything from embroidered quilt tops to quilt as you as go to quilting king size quilts on an embroidery machine. I’ve learned an awful lot on this journey and I’m happy to share it with you on Sewing with Nancy. You can watch it online at http://wpt.org/SewingWithNancy/ or check your local TV listings to watch on PBS.
This book teaches you several different methods for quilting with an embroidery machine: quilting and appliqueing in one step; custom quilting and allover quilting. Quilting and appliqueing in one step is a patented process that I designed in 2008. Since then, I’ve created 16 Stipple Collections, and in this book you’ll find two projects that incorporate that revolutionary technique.
Custom quilting is no doubt the type of quilting that makes your jaw drop at quilt show competitions. The quilting is designed to specifically enhance and fill a shape (block), applique or area. To be honest, custom quilting is probably best achieved through expert free motion quilting. When custom quilting is done on an embroidery machine, you do not have the ‘freedom’ to move the needle as you do in free motion quilting so the results are not as ‘customized.’ However, custom quilting is how many of us want to finish our tops. I show you how to do it in the Patriotic Pillow and Diamond table runner.
Allover quilting is often the result you get when you ‘quilt by check’. Quilt by check mean you pay someone else to quilt your quilt. When you send your quilt to a longarmer, they select an allover pattern that complements your quilt top unless you have specifically requested (and agreed to pay for) custom quilting. There are two types of allover quilting: nesting and linking. You’ll learn the difference between the methods with two projects.
You’ll discover three different ways to handle the quilt during the stitching process: furniture you have on hand, the shortE and the Weightless Quilter. My goal for this book is to help you expand your embroidery skills into the world of quilting and get more out of your machine. I hope you find quilting with an embroidery machine as rewarding as I do. 
Want to win a copy of Quilt with an Embroidery Machine in 8 Easy Lessons? Just leave a comment and tell me if have any quilt tops that need to be quilted. Do you have one, two, three or more? One lucky winner will be selected to win the book and the accompanying collection of 20 embroidery designs.
Want to order your copy now? This week you’ll find free shipping on all autographed copies of Quilt with an Embroidery Machine in 8 Easy Lessons. Click here to order.
278 COMMENTS
Angela Bright
7 years agoI have one quilt top that needs to be quilted, about 3 that need to finished, and a million I want to start.
Erma
7 years agoI inherited about 24 quilt tops from my Mother. I try to quilt one a year. I doubt if I will get them all quilted in my life time but I hope get a few done. With this process I might be able to get more finished. Also When I make something I want it to me mine from start to finish.
eileenroche
7 years ago AUTHORMe too!
carol spoelstra
7 years agoI have 5 small quilts to be quilted. I usually send all of my queen and king quilts out to be quilted.
Jan Bowlin
7 years agoI have 3 to quilt with hopes for more to come
Christi Turner
7 years agoOh yes, please! I have several to be quilted and desperately want to use my embroidery machine to do it!
Susan
7 years agoI have 5 to be quilted
Linda
7 years agoI have one quilt that has needed to be quilted for maybe 8 years…and it’s keeping me from making more. This looks like and interesting way of doing it.
linda taormino
7 years agoI need this so much. I just got the dream machine 2. I am not ready to make a quilt. I have some small project and have no idea how to finish them. this is just want I need.
Jan B
7 years agoI was given a quilt top by a friend with the understanding I would get it quilted. I’m still trying to figure out how to do that. I hope your book will help me solve that problem.
Brenda
7 years agoI have quilt blocks that need to be put together that belongs to a friend’s grandmother that was pieced together with newspaper
Ennis A
7 years agoI have one top that needs to be quilted. My focus has been on apparel sewing but now most everyone is grown and doing their own thing. A good time for me to move to serious Quilting with my embroidery machine ….. and sewing machine. Would love to win book to help me along with this!! Thanks!!
Wendy Ryan
7 years agoI have one in particular that is for my mother’s 91st birthday coming up soon. Would sure like to know how to do this.
Patty H
7 years agoCounting the king sized one I’m currently working on I have three that need quilted.
Susie Mackenberg
7 years agoI have a box full of quilt tops…guess I’m a piecer, not a quilter…really I’m an embroidery nut! Congrats on your book. I have several of your stippling cds and they are wonderful..so easy!
Carol M Krencik
7 years agoI have A large plastic storage container full of pieced quilt tops that are patiently waiting to be quilted.I have an embroidery machine. I just can’t bring myself to quilt them.
Carol
7 years agoSad to say I have ten Tops waiting to be quilted. I’d love to see what the accompanying quilting designs look like.
Brenda Moore
7 years agoI have one quilt. I love machine embroidery and want to learn to quilt with it.
Pam Watkins
7 years agoI have 3 tops and 2 table runners ready to be quilted. I would love to learn how to do this easier with my embroidery machine and become more comfortable doing it.
Sandra Sanders
7 years agoI have a baby quilt that needs to be quilted, and I have a kit to make a twin sized quilt for my godson to take to college.
Bev M
7 years agoI have one top ready to be quilted. Just waiting to figure out how. Many more tops waiting to be pieced.
Evelyn Ware
7 years agoYes I have 2 that I need quilted. Would really like to try some of your great ideas. One is a good one to just go for it without worrying about it being perfect.
Valarie Black
7 years agoI have about 25 quilt tops waiting to be quilted. This would be a great help!
Darcie
7 years agoI will be making a quilt for my nephew’s wedding this year. It will need to be quilted. I love combining quilting and embroidery!
Alice McFarlane
7 years agoYes I have more than 3 quilt tops waiting to be quilted.
Lorraine Rankin
7 years agoI have a queen size top put together when we lived in a motorhome full time. The piecing part was awkward at best but to quilt it with only the dining table for support was not even attempted. Now that we are back into “normal” housing, it’s telling me “finish me!”
Sharon Garza
7 years agoI have one that I started on a machine with a 4×4 hoop. I have upgraded 3 times since then and have yet to finish it. I would love to win a copy of your book so I can find out more techniques for completing it and I have more I want to do.
Elizabeth Kuntz
7 years agoI have a few tips and more to come. I would love to have a copy of your book. I’m still learning and since I have arthritis in my hands I want to learn how to use my embroidery machine for quilting.
Katie Harper
7 years agoI have one 86″ x 86″ quilt top waiting for me to get to quilting the 22″ outer border. I did the center medallion already, but the border is a bit daunting. I think your book may help me get this project finished.
Debi
7 years agoI have 3 quilt tops to be completed. I put it off because it’s the least enjoyable aspect for me. Just reading today’s blog makes me re-think this.
Debi
7 years agoUtes, three of them. With today’s post, I think I should re-think this step.
Debbie Smith
7 years agoI have two quilts to finish and then the quilting process. Plus, I have several banners in various stages of completion that will also need to be quilted. I know I will be on a learning curve with quilting everything.
Marsha
7 years agoOh yes! I have one quilt which needs quilting and working on another quilt which means 2 to go please lol
Lela Abate
7 years agoI have a Quilt that i need to finish. This book would be so helpful.
Debbie Dowling
7 years agoI have 3 to quilt. I bought an embroidery machine just to quilt my quilts. So far I have done 3.
Marilyn Knuth
7 years agoI believe I have five quilt tops needing to be quilted.
Terri
7 years agoI have one ready to go to the longarmer, one is the under construction and one in the serious planning phase. Your new book just might give my embroidery machine a new direction!
Patti Ann
7 years agoI have a quilt top that my grandmother hand sewed from bits and pieces of fabric and clothing. The seams are so very fragile. I brought it to be professionally quilted, but the quilter refused due to the fragile condition. I would love to take it out of the bag and finish what she started.
eileenroche
7 years ago AUTHORPatti Ann, what a treasure you have. I suggest doing some research on restoring the quilt before you attempt to quilt it. I imagine there are some tricks and techniques to saving that family heirloom.
Sandra Fidler
7 years agoI have 4 or 5 quilts I neeed to quilt and the Embroidery Machine may be the only way I can ever finish them. I would love to have this book.
Annette Luth
7 years agoI pieced a queen size 7 years ago and haven’t quilted it because I don’t have the confidence to do it and I am determined to do it myself. I won’t start another one until that one is done. Isn’t that sad!
Daniela
7 years agoI have 5 tops that need to be quilted.
Melanie
7 years agoI have a bin full of quilts waiting to be quilted! This book sounds like just what I need.
kathy
7 years agoYes I have quilt tops to be quilted. I am hoping to tackle some when I retire later this year. I have 3 done with a few more started.
Judi C
7 years agoI have one large (block of the month) quilt that needs to be completed & quilted. I look at the blocks every day and have no idea how to finish them. I do have an embroidery machine & would love to learn how to quilt with it.
Mary
7 years agoI am working on 1 now and had planned to quilt it with my embroidery machine edge to edge. The book looks great!
Beth R.
7 years agoI have one, for now. But I hope to have a few more in the coming year!
Janet Coen
7 years agoI am an avid piecer trying to improve my quilting skills this year! I have done some limited quilting with my embroidery machine and really want to learn more. This sounds like an excellent resource. I have almost a dozen tops that need to be quilted!
Sherrie Lilly
7 years agoLOL! A quilt top? I have a few. Need help!
Dona
7 years agoI REALLY need this!
Karyn Gottschling
7 years agoI have one ready to be quilted and three waiting to be made. It would be nice to be able to do it myself instead of paying somebody else to do it for me
Paula Somers
7 years agoI have put together several quilt tops but haven’t quilted or sent them to be quilted, the cost shocks me too much, and this would be the cherry on the sundae. Would love the chance to win this prize.
Lori
7 years agoPlease oh please, pick me! I am up to 5 tops right now. I would love your book to teach me how on my new Dream machine. Thank you!
Natalie Brudi
7 years agoI have two quilts that need quilted. Machine embroidery would be such a good way to do it.
LAWANA WHALEY
7 years agoI have one small one at the moment
Karen's Broski
7 years agoI have several things that are in need of being quilted. Plus, many more projects in the loop to be completed. Would love to learn how to use my machine to quilt!
Sandy
7 years agoI have one quilt waiting right now and would love to win the book to learn how to quilt with my embroidery module.
Donna G.
7 years agoI have a couple of quilts needing to be quilted. Would love to try the techniques in this book.
Gayle
7 years agoWould love to learn how to quilt with my embroidery machine.
Donna Delvecchio
7 years agoI have 2 quilts to be quilted.Yes,yes would love to win this book.
Alice
7 years agoI would love to learn to quilt with y embroidery machine since I have several quilts and art pieces waiting …
Thanks.
Leslie
7 years agoI have 2 quilt tops that need to be quilted. I am new to quilting and I am just getting started. I would love to be able produce custom quilting at home.
Joyce James
7 years agoLove to piece a quilt need a lot of help with the quilting part
Susan Kurzbard
7 years agoI have 8 quilt tops that need to be quilted, and I would love to do the quilting myself. I have several of your “Stipple” CD’s but they don’t exactly work with my quilt tops. I think that your new book would be a tremendous help!
Pam Rohrkemper
7 years agoI have several tops waiting to be quilted. I tried on my own once but it didn’t turn out very well….ruined, actually. So, I’ve been afraid to try again. With this book, I’m sure I will be successful.
Pam
7 years agoI have one in top of my closet. When I first got my embroidery machine I monogrammed my last initial in a log cabin square for each block. Have not quilted it yet. Maybe 7 years. Oops.
Susan Spiers
7 years agoI have four quilt tops waiting to be quilted-waiting for me to practice my FMQ! Still have a long way to go before I am ready to tackle them! This book sounds amazing-I watched you on Sewing With Nancy. Something I would like to try!
Brenda Aigner
7 years agoI have three large quilts and 4 lap quilts ready for The machine to work its magic!
Rose Mary Scott
7 years agoI have several tops ready for quilting, but have put them aside to work on Veteran’s Quilts. Have 2 tops finished and a third started. Need help on the quilting process with the embroidery machine. I actually have started one on the embroidery machine, but not finished yet. Will have at least 3 more veteran’s quilts to make. Our county does quilts for all vets living in our county.
eileenroche
7 years ago AUTHORRose Mary, thank you for showing your appreciation to our service men and women. Such commendable use of your time and talents!
Sheila Bennett
7 years agoI have one quilt top that is finished except quilting and one top about half done. I have played with embroidery on quilt tops a little. I just finished embroidering stars all around the border of a tee-shirt quilt for my granddaughter.
Laurie
7 years agoI do t-shirt quilts and have been trying to figure out how to do the quilting on it. But afraid to try. Hope there is instructions on how to do this on my 6 needle machine.
Barbara Pointer
7 years agoI have 6 quilts ready to be quilted (and another 3 in progress). I have been sending all of my pieced quilts out to be quilted by longarmers (even one custom quilted which costs a lot) but have decided that I want to try to do it for myself now with my embroidery machine since I have seen that it is possible. I did actually do a lap quilt with the embroidery machine but wasn’t completely thrilled with the finished product (I did use the Print & Stick Target Paper which did work very well but I don’t think I did my figuring correctly or something–I was trying to fill in a pieced block with a design and then repeat that in each block; but also had borders and sashings–will have to keep trying.) All of the tops I have ready now are either twin or queen so that is what is making me more leary. I also bought the MQE and have been trying to audition quilting on my blocks that way but it seems like it takes me so long to figure it out or to decide what I want. I guess I just have to get a little more confidence but don’t want to ruin the quilt tops after all the time and effort I have put into them. This book sounds like it would be very helpful for me–I can use all the help I can get! Thanks for the chance to win.
Myra Williams
7 years agoOnly one I need quilted, but I getting ready to make another one. Thanks
Carole Baker
7 years agoI have 7 tops that need quilted. I would love to have your book!
Peggy Benandi
7 years agoOh my! I’ve never had one quilted yet. I have a few in process of putting together. Would love to be able to do my own quilting.
Sue
7 years agoI recently purchased a new embroidery machine. With severe arthritis in my hands it is difficult to do embroidery and I would like to complete the many tops that I have just waiting to be done and shared with friends and family. I am sure the book would be very helpful. Always enjoy your blog.
Barbara Lepech
7 years agoOf course ~ quite a few!!! I find piecing much more fun ~ at least right now! Maybe with your quilting method, quilting will be just as much fun. Live to embroider!!
Bonnie Gray
7 years agoI have a quilt top I made more than 30 years ago that I never quilted as we moved and I decided on different colors for our bedroom. I also have several wall hangings that I never quilted.
Lauri Winterfeldt
7 years agoI’m just finishing my first quilt on my embroidery machine. I learned so much. I’m sure your book would have made the process more pleasant and less problematic
Belinda Germain
7 years agoAll the quilts I’ve made I have already given away, except two a king size and a queen size that I tied off but I really need to quilt. The king size is the first quilt I ever made and just love it, but it needs quilting!
Pat B
7 years agoI have a beautiful large hummingbird on a single piece of sky blue background. This is my first applique quilt (class with David Taylor). I’m trying to decide what pattern to use in the background – not stipple.
Pat Scull
7 years agoI have 3 quilts to be finished and quilted. I can no longer
get down on the floor to do this. Maybe when I see your
new book it will help me to work on a table.
I would love to win this book.
eileenroche
7 years ago AUTHOROh you’re going to love this book – no floor crawling at all!
Becky3580
7 years agoZero quilt tops, never made one – YET. I’m afraid it will be one more sewing addiction. I do a lot of machine embroidery and would love to try my hand at a quilt top and finish it; perhaps your book would be just the motivation.
Karen LaMendola
7 years agoI have too many to count!
Teresa Niwinska
7 years agoI have 3 quilts and 2 runners – those should be great to apply ideas from your book.
Debbie Marsh
7 years agoI have 2 waiting to be quilted. I am waiting for inspiration.
Michelle Hall
7 years agoI am just getting ready to start a baby quilt for someone and I have 1 older quilt top that needs to be finished
Nancy Griffith
7 years agoI recently retired and just finished my first top for a baby/crib size quilt. I thought I’d start small to build up my confidence and experience and now I have the bug to do a larger quilt!! I have an embroidery machine and need to learn how to quilt using it. Winning this book would be such a blessing!
Linda Severs
7 years agoMy first and only bed-sized quilt was started when I was pregnant with my firstborn. Five children later it was never quilted nor bound. I would LOVE to get it out and finish it off this summer!
Sally Hudson
7 years agoI have two baby quilts that need quilting – haven’t got money to take to have them professionally done – but are not sure what I want to do on them. Using my used Elleglante would be a new project – did the embroidery on them using my Ellure (retirement 2004) – would be fun to use either one. would be nice to finish one of them. Thank you. Sally
Liz Ezell
7 years agoRight now, I have 4 quilt tops to be quilted, one of them is hand applique. I would love to be able to quilt them myself!
Cathy Temole
7 years agoI have 7 ready to be quilted. And 63 ready to be pieced. I NEED your book!
Sara
7 years agoI have two quilt tops to be quilted and four quilts in progress.
Nancy Sherr
7 years agoCaught me! I have 2 quilt tops waiting to be quilted and 3 table toppers. Perhaps this will shame me into finally get them done.
eileenroche
7 years ago AUTHORNo shame! Just nudging, Nancy!
Janet Rettig
7 years agoI don’t have a quilt top yet. I have an idea for a quilt that I have been gathering fabric for.
Lisa
7 years agoI want to learn to quilt and this book would be perfect. I have 1 quiltop pieced together by my daughter that I would love to finish!
eileenroche
7 years ago AUTHORIt’s not a quilt until finished, right Lisa? This book will definitely help you get that top turned into a quilt!
Maggie
7 years agoI am just beginning to learn to do quilting on my machine. I need this to book to get through my first quilt top with the basics and continue learning and improving my projects. Thank you and God Bless! Maggie
Gill Dickinson
7 years agoI have 3 tops waiting to be quilted. I love the allover quilting which looks like it has been longarmed. The book sounds great.
Jane Kueper
7 years agoYes I would love a chance to win! I have several quilt tops ready. Just need the confidence and added instructions to start. More hours in the day wouldn’t hurt either. At this moment I’m in my call room almost done with my 24 hour shift as an OR nurse. It’s 3:30am and I can’t sleep so I’m wishing I brought some project with me.
Rena
7 years agoWonderful…looking forward to reading your book
Pamela. Johnson
7 years agoI’m not sure if I could do it as easy as it looks , but with practice I would give it a good try . I love all your helpful tips. I have 2 quilts to try it out on . Many thanks.
Jane Waite
7 years agoI have the fabric for 2 quilts sitting in my stash waiting for retirement. Maybe then I will have the time to make them and quilt them with my sewing machine.
Jean
7 years agoI would love the book and to use my pep software to finish the 3 quilt tops I have to do!
Cheryl
7 years agoThis sounds like a godsend-as quilt by check has been suspended due to financial matters.
Pat
7 years agoI have a large quilt that has been waiting for about 7 years to be quilted and a child’s quilt that has been waiting for 3 years. I definitely need help.
Cheers,
Pat
RUTH F
7 years agoLike everyone else I have quilts that need finishing. But I am not sure how my six needle babylock can do it. I am worried about the size of the throat (not sure that is the correct term. My pfaff is too small to cram a quilt through. Embroidery machine has a larger area,but I am afraid of ruining the quilt. I would definitely think twice about putting an antique quilt in the hoop. I have been to a sewing sisters event and have some of your quilt designs I use them on pillows and table runners. I hope you figured it out for large quilts. Would save quite a bit of money.
eileenroche
7 years ago AUTHORRuth, I did all of the quilts in this book on single needle embroidery machines. My next project will address the multi-needle machines. I’m optimistic it can be done but want to work out the kinks. We’ll keep you posted here on the blog. Although, it may take awhile.
RUTH F
7 years agoThanks for replying. My daughter has a single needle machine so this book might be helpful for her. She is just starting out and trying to quilt on her machine to save money.
Thanks again for replying!
Samantha Kauffman
7 years agoWow! The book sounds amazing! I’m getting back into sewing after about 10 years. I have 2 quilts from then that need to be finished, but already have material for several more!
Kate
7 years agoWhere has this been all my life? On my last quilt, I used the peacock feather design mixed with one of the PEP inspiration vintage flower designs around the border of my last quilt by moving my monster hoop around with my 6 needle brother. It turned out amazing, but this looks even better!
I have 2 waiting and more to come, I’m addicted to quilting on my embroidery machine! Thank you for these great tools to make amazing fun things.
eileenroche
7 years ago AUTHOROh Kate, I too am addicted to quilting on embroidery machine! It’s so much fun and so rewarding!
Cheryl M
7 years agoI have two that need to be quilted. This looks like a very interesting way to get it done!
Susie
7 years agoI have at least 6 quilt tops ready for quilting – there may be a 7th I’ve lost track of….and several more in various stages of completion!
Joan Davidson
7 years agoI have 3 quilts that need quilting and several that are in various stages but not there yet. I would love to win this book as I quite often use embroidery as a method to quilt, but not in such detail!
cindy
7 years agoI have quilt squares from my grandmother that were never fininished and would love to see the designs in this new book to use an embroidery machine.
Nancy Reester
7 years agoI have 3 large ones to quilt. One really needs some interesting quilting to take it to a better place. I have 3 small community quilts to quilt also. They would be perfect to practice on.
eileenroche
7 years ago AUTHORGreat idea! Practice makes perfect, Nancy.
Kathy Cramer
7 years agoI’m in the middle of a move, so I’m not sure how many I have to be quilted. At least 3 or 4. I’ve got a bad back and neck so I gave up my mid-arm machine and frame and decided I must focus on smaller projects. Sigh. But find that free motion quilting on my regular machine is still hard on my spine. I’ve been thinking that embroidery could save me as I really like to finish my quilts myself. Happy to hear there is a way to make this work and would love to win a copy of your book. I gave up golf years ago, and I refuse to give up quilting. I will make this work.
Linda Pratt
7 years agoOH YES ! I have 2 that need to be quilted, and I just purchase a brand new embroidery machine to do them on! Your book would be the bomb to help me do those and more !!
Beverly cherry
7 years agoI don’t have any quilt tops right now, but this might inspire me 🙂
Nancy Weber
7 years agoI have 5 quilts in various stages of completion that I really need to get back to work on. Just need a little inspiration to get me going on them again!
Karen Gonzales
7 years agoI can really use this book! I have 2 LARGE quilts with embroidered blocks that will cost me a fortune to have long-armed because I don’t want quilting over my beautiful embroidery.
Joanne Dillon
7 years agoI don’t have any quilts to quilt, but I do have three baby blankets for loved ones to be that are waiting to be finished with just the right touch! Thanks for sharing your knowledge and love of embroidery with all of us!
Shari K
7 years agoI have about 20 tops ready to be quilted. For many of those I also have the backing fabric! I need your book!
Debbie Smith
7 years agoLucky is the winner of this gem. Allbrands introduced me lately with some of the features. I have my son’s first anniversary quilt requiring top quilting as well as 2 charitable quilts for our church quilting guild. Good luck to all of you.
Monica
7 years agoI’m based in South Africa. Also have a WIP for nearly 10 years waiting to be quilted, have tried hand quilting but that wasn’t working for me at all. Since I have a Brother V3 as well as a Ricoma embroidery machine, I might just as well put it to good use. I would love to do more, need more courage!
Barbara
7 years agoI have 1 quilt top to finish and 1quilt waiting for the binding.
Judy Nicely
7 years agoI just started quilting in 2001 but…..have an enormous (over 50) amount of quilt tops to be finished. I just love all the colors/designs/new patterns and just seem to keep trying them all. I’ve been on a quest to finished these (all sizes). This appears to be a great way. Thank you!!!
Michelle
7 years agoI have a very special quilti top I made from my mother’s clothes ( mom passed three years ago ) that I want to finish for my first granddaughter. This book would be great to help me finish the quilt. I would love to have this book. I really enjoy all the books you have, they teach me how to do a lot of different things.
maria blecha
7 years agoI have two right now that are ready to be quilted, one is being pieced right now, a black and white one, and like maybe 500 ideas for other quilts. I need to live long live to be able to do it all!! I would love to win your book. Thanks
Norma Peck
7 years agoYour new book sounds amazing. My mother was a quilter, by hand, I have never tried it yet, however I do love using my embroidery machine to create projects so look forward to try making quilts.
Tonya Mark
7 years agoI just finished piecing a tunnel block quilt top at a great little store here in New Orleans. The store manager and I both have a single needle embroidery machine that we also sew on. This book would be great to share with all the ladies at the store.
Marti Morgan
7 years agoI just finished a quilt for our bedroom that I digitized using my PEP and am so excited with the results and the process. I now have one more border to complete a quilt for our motor home. Then i will need to quilt it. Love all the things you have taught me Eileen and Mari!!!
Debbie
7 years agoI have one quilt top that needs to be quilted at this time.
sophia jane moffitt
7 years agoI love the embroidery started quilting to do something with all the embroidery samples I made, I have quilted one baby quilt on my embroidery machine I liked do it like that putting all the material on a hoop is challenging would love to know more about this method, I have about 5 quilts in progress
Sharon Chase
7 years agoJust what I have been looking for! I have several quilt tops and many blocks that are ready to be sewn into quilt tops. My husband and I both sew. He sews most of the blocks and I sew them together. He just recently purchased his own embroidery machine. He’s retired and enjoys sewing as much as I do.
eileenroche
7 years ago AUTHORThat’s so fun to share this wonderful hobby with your best friend!
Susan Fiondella
7 years agoTwo quilt tops need to be quilted at the present time. FMQ has not come easy for me so quilting with my embroidery matching would be awesome. I think your book would be a great tool.
Casie W
7 years agoI’m just finishing up a quilt so I will soon have one that needs to be quilted. The joy of owning the ShortE is that I can quilt them promptly after I finish them. Love it!
eileenroche
7 years ago AUTHORI’m so glad you’re using your ShortE – sure makes the task manageable!
Leah Mccray
7 years agoWorking on a quilt now that I would love to use my embroidery machine on if I knew how.
Kathy Reilly
7 years ago“A” quilt to quilt? How about a dozen in the wings patiently waiting?
Hopefully, this book would show me the way to finished quilts!
P Dixon
7 years agoJust getting started in quilting. These lessons would be a great way to jump start my quilting.
Toni Leggate
7 years agoI have 2 ready to quilt; 6 at various stages that will need quilting; several ‘how to learn to FMQ’ bundles of sandwiches (why is it so scary?) I could use these to practice…
I also have an embroidery machine that would love me to learn your methods!
Lou B
7 years agoMy grandmother was a beautiful quilter-doing hers all by hand-no machine involved from start to finish. Although I would love to be able to say I’ve done that, I know in reality if I ever finish the quilt she started for me (pieces cut), it will be done on my Brother Dream Machine!
Fonda Baus
7 years agoI made a beautiful queen size quilt for my bed with the hopes of having it professionally quilted.. But that never happened due to money being tight.. Now with Hubby not working that may never happen.. I am up to the challenge to quilting it myself but need guidance.. I think you book is just what I need… I also have a twin log cabin quilt top I made years ago.. I want to quilt that for my Grand-Daughter….
Cathy
7 years agoYep! I definitely resemble that remark!! Love to put them together, hate to pay for quilting. This would be the answer to my dreams!
Susan Novak
7 years agoI have several “Almost” ready to be quilted quilts! I’ve gotta get busy and finish them….soon.
Linda Tucker
7 years agoI have done a little quilting on my embroidery machine, but love to lean and do more! I have several quilts that need to be done.
Jane Larter
7 years agoI don’t have any quilts to be quilted. I have been hesitant to make a quilt because I don’t know how to do the quilting and don’t know anyone with a longarm to do the job. My Granddaughter is graduating from high school and I plan to do a quilt for her and want to do machine embroidery quilting. I need help to learn how to do that.
Sally
7 years agoI piece and quilt all of my quilts as it gives me pleasure to complete a project all by myself. I have the Short E, but have only used once to quilt a top. I neee more instruction on its use. I usually piece and then immediately begin the quilting process because I find if I don’t do it then, I will just forget about the quilt and go on to piecing another.
Norma Ritz
7 years agoI have a queen size quilt to finish and a baby quilt I started for my grandson 14 years ago. It would be nice to get it finished before he goes to college.
Kelly McCain
7 years agoWith a “Can-Do” spirit, I have attempted and taught myself to sew, and do alterations and learn machine embroidery. I really would like to learn your method, as I have several friends that quilt and have been trying to get me involved! For some reason it just seems overwhelming!, But I will get there! I have 1 quilt top completed, and 2 more started. Thank you for this book!
Pat Kimball
7 years agoI have eight tops that need to be quilted. I really enjoy the making the tops but the quilting, not so much. I need help!
Donna Fecteau
7 years agoI love this idea. I have several small quilts tops in progress and a notebook full of those I want to make. Love this idea and dvd.
Susan Sullivan
7 years agoNo quilt tops as such, but I do have 4 wallhangings and 3 table toppers waiting to be quilted. One of these days…
Kathleen H
7 years agoI have 3 quilt tops needing quilting and as the year flies by, I usually try to complete 2 more philanthropic quilts for the local guild.
Kim Fisher
7 years agoI am working on one that will need quilting. I would love to see your technique.
Jackie
7 years agoI have 6 tops waiting for quilting. Hopefully soon….
Susan T
7 years agoToo many to count. I inherited several boxes of quilt tops from my very prolific piecing Mom. I love to expand my knowledge and this book would truly help.
Perryman Angela
7 years agoI have a friend who quilts mine for me… but I’d love to learn how to do it myself. I have 6 I want to start, right now!
eileenroche
7 years ago AUTHORWait no longer! You can do it.
Jan C
7 years agoI have 2 tops that need quilted. Just looking for the right type of quilting
Colleen
7 years agothis is on my list of things to do, but until now I have felt very intimidated by the thought of doing such a project.
Meghan M.
7 years agoI’ve stayed away from quilting because I’ve been afraid of the long-arm part, but knowing that I could use my embroidery machine is a game-changer!
jo allyn beckett
7 years agoMy class in this process was inspiring, but trying to remember the steps is daunting. A book on this topic is a great idea. Quilt tops await.
eileenroche
7 years ago AUTHORLet’s get them done!
Diana Barnett
7 years agoI am just about done with a quilt for my granddaughter then will start one for my grandson.
Kelly Sas
7 years agoI have too many to count! I am just finishing up a quilt for a dear woman who will turn 90 and having a party to celebrate her. I would love to quilt it with this method!
Melissa Zimmerman
7 years agoI have more quilts then I can count
Diane
7 years agoI have two ready. They are for quillows for grandsons’ graduations.
Elaine
7 years agoI have 8 quilt tops that need to be finished. This book would be a good way to get accomplish that.
Danie
7 years agoI have one that is ready to quilt. I wall hanging (christmas themed) and another one that is almost ready… I also have fabrics for a dozen more but don’t want to start until I havehe first one completed!
Maureen M
7 years agoWould love the book. Just bought an embrodiery machine and am hoping to learn this method. Have 2 tops ready to go.
Linda Coleman
7 years agoMy granddaughter (8 years old) and I are both working on quilt tops. This book sounds like what we need to quilt once the tops are complete. It would be awesome to quilt these ourselves.
Roberta Willoughby
7 years agoI quilt smaller quilts on my Destiny. I have 3 ready to finish
Pamela Thomas
7 years agoI am about to start the first of 8-10 baby quilts for future great-grandchildren who I may or may not ever see. My grandchildren are just starting high school, so great-grandchildren are likely a decade or more in the future, but I want to leave this legacy. If I am fortunate enough to get to know them, I can spend my time snuggling them rather than at the sewing and embroidery machine. The designs in this new book would help with the design and quilting of these heirlooms.
Linda F
7 years agoI am working on three quilts now. I’d love to know how to quilt them with the embroidery machine. Also, would like to know if this book covers the same info as your Craftsy class or if it additional information. Thank you. 🙂
eileenroche
7 years ago AUTHORHi Linda, this book is a much more in-depth look at quilting with an embroidery machine than my Craftsy class. I think you’ll gain valuable knowledge by reading this book.
Dianne Evans
7 years agoMy daughter and I took a quilting class expecting to learn how to make a quilt. Sad to say –all they did was make the quilt top and expect us to pay them to quilt it! I refuse to do it by hand nor pay someone else to do them for me! I have a brother PR1000 and know there surely there must be a way to use this wonderful machine to make quilts also. I also have a large king size bed for which I haven’t been able to find a quilt big enough, and would love to make a quilt-as-you-go quilt for it. It must look professional and beautiful (yes I am a perfectionist and love to do it myself :). I am wondering if your book is just what I need.
Sue Kirk
7 years agoI have three quilts almost ready for quilting. A baby quilt, quilt blocks ready to assemble for a king size bed, and another one with fabric chosen. Ready to learn how to it on my Viking. At a quilt show yesterday where they showed all kinds of templates. Oh so much inspiration$$$$
Dianne Evans
7 years agoP.S. My daughter and I along with a couple of friends joined a local block of the month group. Unfortunately, again we will end up with quilt tops that will need to be quilted somehow!
Shirley Inman
7 years agoI am always in the process of designing a quilt and looking for ways to use my embroidery machine to quilt it. I like to quilt in the hoop and have several quilt blocks ready to be put into a quilt.
Deb
7 years agoI only have about 3 smaller ones. Just finished a single bed size for my grandson doing mostly machine embroidered quilting & even it was heavy so could use any tips available!
Jane Ruhl
7 years agoI have a twin “quilt to give” ready to quilt, a table runner, and a partially pieced log cabin. I just got a shortE, but haven’t used it yet. I am so happy to see all of your quilt experience in a single resource. Thank you!
eileenroche
7 years ago AUTHOROh, you’re going to love your shortE. You will be so productive – getting those projects quilted and complete!
Susan Burns
7 years agoI have quilt tops to finish, as well as quilts to be made. I call myself a top maker, not a quilter, as I piece tops, but struggle with the quilting. Your Stipple patterns have helped me make and complete many quilts.
Carolyn Rollberg
7 years agoLike lots of other comments, I also have several tops ready to be quilted. I have several of your CDs for raw edge appliqué and quilting in the hoop. The only thing I would like to see is no tie offs on the back of the quilt. Does this new method address that issue?
eileenroche
7 years ago AUTHORYes, Carolyn, this book does address the tie-offs on the back of the quilt. It’s been a pet peeve of mine for several years, so i’m happy to share new quilting designs that don’t leave a messy back.
doree shandera
7 years agoI have many unfinished projects and would love to have your newest book. I find your books to be so easy to read, understand, and tidbits that make me smile.
Joyce Pitts
7 years agoI have four tops that need to be quilted. I have thought about using my embroidery machine to do it, but haven’t jumped in. I’d love to get more Grillo on how to start embroidery machine quilting!
Shirley
7 years agoHave one to quilt (from my grandmother) and am working on a king-sized one now
Barbara Stolzoff
7 years agoI have always thought that there was a way to quilt using one’s embroidery machine but when I would ask around no one knew how to do it. Your book is very much a needed resource. I have 3 quilt tops to quilt and it would be lovely to finally facilitate how to quilt with my embroidery machine.
s
7 years agoI am working on two T-shirt quilts and this book would really save me a lot of planning and time. I love machine embroidery. Thank you.
Kathryn Heath
7 years agoI am fairly new to quilting. I bought an embroidery machine about 5 years ago and love it. I have used my machine to quilt a baby quilt. I am ready to start a Christmas quilt and would love to use my machine to quilt it.
Cindy Amend
7 years agoI have one quilt top. I need help!
Doris Harris
7 years agoIs it possible that I can quilt on a longarm quilting machine using this book?
I love your embroidery designs.
Doris Harris
7 years agoIs it possible that I can quilt on a longarm quilting machine using this book?
I love your embroidery designs.
Rosemary Kelley
7 years agoI have 4 quilt tops i would love to get quilted but don’t have the money to get them done.i just got a new jonamo 9000 so i would love to learn to do this on it .thank you for the chance to win your book .
Cynthia S
7 years agoI haven’t made any quilt tops, so this book would be fun to have!
Betty Starkey
7 years agoI have four full size and three baby quilt tops completed. I’ve been holding off sending them to the long arm quilter I’ve used because I want to be able to say I did it all, and I want to. Would love to win this book!
Cindy Strickenberger
7 years agoI have 3 that are ready to be quilted, 2 of them need custom quilting. However, I have not mastered this process yet, so would love to have this book to helpe learn it.
Cy
7 years agoI have about 5 tops that need to be quilted, so need all the inspiration I can get.
Susan Wilson
7 years agoI have the blocks for a dresden quilt top and then will need to quilt it. Your book is such a wealth of information.
Karen S
7 years agoI have a small one I need to quilt when it is done I am going to start a larger one. I have the shorte, but have not used it yet all my large quilts were done. I am finishing each quilt before doing the next one.
Sue Johnson
7 years agoI have two full sized quilts and one twin-sized that need to be quilted. Learning from this book is just the push I need to do this . I would really love to have this book by these two talented ladies!
Lori Beatty
7 years agoI have 8 that need to be finished.
Brenda Sadler
7 years agoI have 6 needing finished and working on 3 more. I love building the tops, so I need to learn to do the whole quilt.
roxanne hamilton
7 years agoI have never done quilting with embroidery I always do my quilts by quilting them on the ordinary machine I have so many quilt tops I think its time to start
Sara Redner
7 years agoI have one of my own, 2 my mother-in-law had started that I plan to finish, and my good friend just finished hand embroidering a top that she has no idea how to finish. Maybe we would be inspired by reading your book.
Eileen Kranzberg
7 years agoI am so excited to hear about Eileen Roche’s new book. I just bought an embroidery machine in the hopes of quilting my own quilts. Right now I have 3 tops that need quilting and recently paid to have 3 quilted as they were gifts.
Lynn
7 years agoI have one queen sized to be quilted, but just can’t figure out how or where to start…..Looking forward to Eileen’s new book.
Maxine Mac Neill
7 years agoI have around 25 tops to quilt and was wondering if I can incorporate these on your frame like the ones that came with the frame? Love my frame Eileen
eileenroche
7 years ago AUTHORHI Maxine! Long time no talk to! You absolutely can use the designs in the book with your shortE frame. The shortE is not mandatory but it sure is helpful.
Chris Sugden
7 years agoI have 6 finished and 1 nearly finished all lying in splendour under the bed waiting until I get the courage to quilt them. Eileen’s book would assist greatly.
Yvonne Christensen
7 years agoAfter the passing of my husband this past April his sister gave me a quilt in progress that my mother-in-law began in the late 1980’s. I plan to finish it and give it back to my sister-in-law and what better way than to finish it with the embroidery machine. I would love to be the recipient of your new book.
Ouida Brown
7 years agoI have one baby quilt I designed and pieced together, waiting to be quilted. I’d love to use the tool to finish it up in style!
Nancy Tucker
7 years agoI have several quilt tops to quilt and a new embroidery machine to learn how to use. this book would be perfect to motivate my to finish those quilt tops.
Linda Maddox
7 years agoI have 3 quilt tops I need to quilt. I have a Destiny and really enjoy doing the process from start to finish, so this is a perfect fit. Can’t wait to give it a try!
Kathy Jones
7 years agoI have been searching forever looking for help to use my embroidery machine to quilt my 4 quilt tops. Ready to learn your new technique.
Sharon Tarpinian
7 years agoEileen, you won’t believe this but I have a quilt under my bed that’s been there about 40 years just waiting for me to quilt it!!!! This book sounds like the answer for me as to what to do in order to finally get it quilted!!! I love watching you on It’s Sew Easy and on Sewing with Nancy. Keep up the great work and thank you for sharing with us all.
eileenroche
7 years ago AUTHORSuch kind words, thank you Sharon.
shellia
7 years agoI have an old Designer One and love machine embroidery. I have been putting together a quilt, trying to figure out how to do machine embroidery on it to make it special. I would love a copy of the book.
Barbara Kahn
7 years agoUFQ has become my middle name. Taking classes creates a few.Finishing a Fibonacci runner in a class with Caole Lyles Shaw after this message. Close down the kindle and go finish—determined!
Norma Buchanan
7 years agoI have used my embroidery machine to quilt sections of one quilt. I have another quilt ready to quilt and many more tops in the works. I love the looks of embroidery machine quilting.
Donna B
7 years agoI have 3 quilt tops that need quilted. I’ve played around with free motion quilting but haven’t mastered it yet. Would love a book!
Pat
7 years agoI have two quilt tops needing quilting but am working on a third that will soon join the list. I would love to win this book so that I could do the quilting myself and still have it look professional. Thanks for this chance to win.
eileenroche
7 years ago AUTHORYou can do it!
SANDRA NETTLES
7 years agoI have one quilt that is made, but I am terrified of quilting. I made it for my little sister and I really need to finish it soon, as it was her Christmas present for 2014. Shame on me. I have to read your instructions!
wanda
7 years agoSew many quilt tops to be quilted.
Thank you for sharing,
Nancy
7 years agoSounds very interesting. I have one to finish and quilt and lots of ideas to pursue.
True quilters don’t like us doing things by machine but to me there is no other way. Looking forward to your book.
Eileen Gorzelic
7 years agoWow! Seems like a lot of us are in the same boat. Honestly I am not sure how many I have to quilt. I really enjoy the piecing part and when I get to the quilting part I become paralyzed and anxious. For some reason I have a problem with making small pieces and end up with twins, queens, and kings and the cost of having someone quilt it has become so expensive that I end up dragging my feet and end up start a new project…….Thanks for giving us an avenue to completion!
Tonya Toole
7 years agoI have just started quilting I mad 1 for my bed and a wall hanging Quilt of Valor for my son every time I started to free motion quilt both quilts I get nervous about ruining the quilt and was planning to take them to be finished by a someone I saw the email and just reading all the information I would love to use this on my quilts I have a babylock ellisimo gold I’m very excited about this.
Tonya Toole
7 years agoI made sorry for the misspelling
Nataly Poire
7 years agoI have 3 boxes of top that need to be quilt because I don’t like the quilting part…have to try your method
eileenroche
7 years ago AUTHORThat used to be me! I dreaded the quilting and now…it’s my favorite part. So rewarding!
Barbara Justiss
7 years agoI have about 4 quilts that need to be either finished or quilted.
Joanne A Cook
7 years agoI have one quilt that needs to be quilted and 2 baby quilt tops that I need to finish. I would love to feel like I finished these quilts from start to finish!
Joanne Cook
7 years agoI have one quilt that needs to be quilted and 2 baby quilt tops that I need to finish. I would love to feel like I finished these quilts from start to finish!
Susan Secore
7 years agoYes, I definitely have quilts that need to be quilted. I have 4 tops finished and waiting. I also have a wedding quilt I need to get started on for my son and future daughter-in-law.
Kris
7 years agoI now have about 5 tips that need to be quilted. I did take two to a long arm quilter, but would like to try to quilt by embroidery machine for good results. This book and designs would be amazing.
Gabrielle Gilbert
7 years agoI have 3 that I need to quilt including a special embroidered Breast Cancer Awareness quilt I made after I recovered from Breast Cancer several years ago. I would love to win your book in the hope that it will inspire me.
Rebecca Meeks
7 years agoI love quilting with my 4500D ( Brother ) BUT I would love to do more.
I have lots of quilts to be quilted, but have to space them out for the Longarmer . I would LOVE to win this book.
Ann Cotton
7 years agoHi Eileen,
I enjoy making quilts to donate to a Ronald McDonald house for their Santa Shop, and have 8 ready to quilt. Volunteers at the house help families with hospitalized or critically ill children select and wrap free gifts for family members during the holidays. I believe your book and designs would help me complete quilts faster, and prettier.
Linda Wight
7 years agoHi Eileen,
I have at least 12 charity quilts that I volunteered to work on. I bought my sewing/embroidery machine and then my husband had some serious health problems that made it impossible for me to go to the free classes that came with my purchase. I have been trying to learn how to quilt with my embroidery machine by watching YouTube videos. Your book looks amazing! I would love to win a copy. Thank you for all the encouragement with this process. The magnetic hoop is awesome! I was so thrilled to find out it would work with my machine. What a difference it makes!
Paleo1
7 years agoI am a long time sewer but fairly new to embroidery, even though I have had my machine for several years. I have just gotten interested in quilting. My sis and I are going to have a 2 week quilting party in March. She has all the experience. Your book looks wonderful but I do have a question. Do you need a quilting program or is an embroidery program sufficient?
Jinnie
7 years agoI got my first embroidery machine in 2008 and fell in love. In 2011 I decided to learn to quilt and started a mystery project with the intention of finishing it with embroidery. Recently I finished this mammoth king size quilt (102×102) and have been trying to figure out I could possibly accomplish this fete on my embroidery machine, with the batting and backing attached. There are also 2 other tops completed and 2 more in the process. I would love to have this book to help with this processi. Thank you
Sandra
7 years agoI retired in December 2016 because work was getting in the way of my embroidery and quilting projects. I have several tops just waiting for me to quilt and would be so thankful to be the lucky winner! Thank you for the opportunity to enter this give away.
Kati
7 years agoI love the projects shown in the book! I have 8 lap quilts pieced, but need to put the backing on and quilt it…. I could just hoop them and the machine could quilt them for me!!!!
Francine Meyer-Drasutis
7 years agoI have 2 ready to use your book on. Please pick me for the book. I could really use it to teach the military widows to guilt what they are making out of there husbands clothes.
Francine Meyer-Drasutis
7 years agoI have 2 ready to use your book on. Please pick me for the book. I could really use it to teach the military widows to guilt what they are making out of there husbands clothes. Thank you for writing the book.
Berta Prindle
7 years agoI have just completed my very first quilt top and am looking forward to doing many more. I am retired and currently in remission with Multiple Myeloma. I could really benefit from the knowledge I would get from this book. Please pick me!
Karen Poole
7 years agoI actually don’t have too many quilts that haven’t been quilted, I have a whole bunch that haven’t been finished enough to be quilted! I have one that has been sitting on my Little Gracie II frame for quite some time waiting to be finished (I recently bought a stitch regulator to get a much better stitch, it really was a mess before so I was intimidated).
Kim Courville
7 years agoI have quilt squares not put together yet! Enough for 2 quilts!
Tammy Fincher
7 years agoI have wanted to pursue doing a quilt but because I didn’t know how to proceed with doing it, I have not yet begun. This sounds like the perfect book to get me the information I need to start me along my journey. I would love to win a copy !
Marilyn Foltz
7 years agoI have 6 quilt tops ready to be quilted
Christine M
7 years agoI have 3 tops and I’d like to be able to use my embroidery machine to Quilt them!
Sue
7 years agoI mentioned last week that I have a lot of quilts to be done. I should be up front and say that the number is in the triple digits. Arthritis is a real handicap, nusence when you want to finish projects for family and friends. Your book would be a great help to me.
You asked who had the largest hoop. I have the Pfaff Grand Dream Hoop (360×350 mm, which is 14″ x 13 3/4″).
Sue
Vicki B
7 years agoI have several quilts. I bought my embroidery machine to help with machine quilting my quilts.
Donna
7 years agoI have never quilted a top. I am too afraid. Ive always made the quilt by check.
Karen Anderson
7 years agoI am a first time GrandMom and I am trying to make my first quilt to give to my precious grandson. Need some assistance in working on it to quilt it and put it together. It looks like they are exciting to make so possibly your book will help me. Thank you
Karen Moore
7 years agoI live in the middle of nowhere, so what I have learned comes from your magazine, and Nancy Zieman shows I have 7 plus quilts to do, plus my mother-in-laws. I have 15 grandchildren who have all received baby blankets, but now I need to start on twin bed sized ones. My 8 year old granddaughter has made her 1st chevron quilt, and quilted it herself with some advice from this grandma (to much she would say). 14 more quilts to go, and 8 more granddaughters to get sewing, so your book would be a great help.
Berta Prindle
7 years agoIs it possible to quilt a queen or king size with an embroidery machine? I have a Bernina Artista 200.
Rosalie
7 years agoI have 4 twin size quilts and 6 kingsize quilts that need to be quilted right this minute…along with several works in prgoress….would be much simpler if I could do the whole process myself 🙁
Rosalie
7 years agoI have 4 twin size quilts and 6 kingsize quilts that need to be quilted right this minute…along with several works in prgoress….would be much simpler if I could do the whole process myself 🙁 guess I missed the short e topic…please review again….thanks!
Connie
7 years agoI am a beginner in quilting and I have one that needs to be quilted.
Maree Smith
7 years agoEileen, thank you for sharing the details for your book – it sounds like a great option, and I am also guilty of having some unfinished quilts in the cupboard, so information on how I can best use my embroidery machine to finish them off will definitely be appreciated. Thanks!
Bruce
7 years agoI love the projects, as always very interesting post. Thanks for sharing!
Bruce, https://www.printavo.com
Sheila E. Wagner
5 years agoI have 4 quilt tops that need to be quilted. I have tried free motion on smaller things and I also did the edge to edge quilting by embroidery machine on a small quilt. I really could use some new ideas. Thank you.
Judy Nicely
5 years agoOh how I’d Love to have your book. I have been out of quilting commission due to sudden diagnosis of cancer (surgery Jan 2018). I have many, many quilt tops sandwiched and waiting for me In addition, have have about 10 that need sandwiching. I had been doing these quilts for our Project Linus group. Maybe this book will help me to get started on these kids quilts.
Joyce Schoonover
5 years agoI have 3 quilt tops. 2 are baby quilts. Hopefully I will get the to the babies before they turn 1.
A Myers
5 years agoI have several ufo’s and hope this is my year to play catch up!
RoseMary Scott
5 years agoOh my gosh! What a godsend this would be for me! I do love to get the blocks made, but getting them quilted is another matter. I have about 6 tops that need quilted and at least 4 sets of blocks to get together and ready to quilt. My husband was in and out of the hospital for almost a year now and am so far behind on all my work. Love watching your webinars!
Joyce Schoonover
5 years agoThis looks like just what I was looking for. I can’t wait to try quilting and finishing my quilts on my embroidery machine.