Always Believe -- Feathered Scalloped Border

Grab your copy of Mark Lipinski's Fabric Trends and turn to Always Believe, designed by my friends at the Quilt Basket.

The Quilt Basket put a tutorial on their blog of how to scallop the border and I filmed a video of how I quilted it.

First, the details:

I used Konfetti from WonderFil, color TU 37 shell. It is a gorgeous variegated thread of subtle pinks and creams.

I used a size 16 needle.

Now, the video:



The next series of videos I am filming will focus on free-motion quilting on your home machine. Check back often!

Always Believe

If you haven't yet purchased a copy of Mark Lipinski's Fabric Trends, run out and do so immediately. My friends at the Quilt Basket designed a quilt for that issue. It is GORGEOUS! It is so hard quilting for publication because I fell in love with this quilt months ago and have not been able to tell you about it... until now.

The Quilt Basket not only designed the quilt and wrote the pattern, but they put a tutorial on their blog of how to piece the block. In that same spirit, I filmed a video of how I quilted the block.

First, the details:

I used Konfetti from WonderFil, color TU 37 shell. It is a gorgeous variegated thread of subtle pinks and creams.

I used a size 16 needle.

Now, the video:



Next week I will show how I quilted the feathered scalloped border. Be sure to check back!