Quilting Machine

To prepare your quilt for professional longarming, you need to create a quilt sandwich with backing fabric 6-8 inches larger on all sides, batting cut to the same size, and…

A laser guide for straight quilting works by projecting a straight line of light onto your fabric, giving you a visual reference to follow while sewing. Position the laser guide…

Quilting a baby quilt on your home machine takes 3-6 hours using straight-line or echo quilting patterns with cotton batting and a walking foot. You’ll need fabric quarters, batting, backing…

An extension table creates more workspace around your sewing machine needle, giving you better control when quilting large projects. You’ll get smoother fabric movement, less drag, and straighter seams when…

Setting up your sit-down quilting station requires a sturdy table, proper lighting, ergonomic seating, and organized storage within arm’s reach. Your ideal quilting workspace combines comfort with functionality to prevent…

Changing a quilting needle safely requires turning off your machine, raising the needle to its highest position, and loosening the needle screw with proper tools. Always remove the old needle…

You can use a quilting machine without pedals by switching to a speed control lever, using knee-lift features, or operating machines with automatic speed settings that don’t require foot pedal…

A properly calibrated stitch regulator ensures consistent stitch length by automatically adjusting your quilting machine’s needle speed to match your fabric movement speed. You can calibrate your stitch regulator fast…

Echo quilting on your sewing machine creates flowing, curved lines that follow the outline of your quilt design at consistent distances. You can master this technique by adjusting your machine’s…

Creating beautiful quilting feathers requires mastering curved lines using free-motion quilting techniques with proper machine setup and consistent hand movements. You can achieve stunning feather patterns by practicing basic spine…