Free-Motion Quilting: Beginner + Intermediate Guide to Free-Motion Quilting: Free Motion Quilting Compendium for Beginner and Intermediate F - Beth Burns

\nExpert FMQ Artist reveals how to start FMQ and save $4850 on buying a long-arm machine \nHave you ever looked at a quilt top and wondered where to begin? \nDo you want to start FMQ but are afraid of messing up your quilts? \nAre you looking to gain real confidence over your quilting skills? \nAre you unwilling to spend $5000 on a long-arm machine to get started? \nI, Beth Burns, will teach you the secrets of getting started with FMQ pain-free, using the sewing machine you've already got at home. \nFMQ is like riding a bicycle. Once you learn it, you can do it confidently for the rest of your life. \nNote: This book has two parts \nPart 1: Beginner's Guide to Free Motion Quilting: What Beginners Should Know Before Starting FMQ + 4 Projects for Beginners to Quilt with Confidence \nPart 2: Intermediate Guide to Free Motion Quilting: The 4-Step FMQ System to Gain Confidence and Get Better Quilts + 8 Projects for Intermediate Quilters \nInside this you will discover: \nThe 4-step FMQ system that takes the fear away and replaces it with a method that will continue to improve your skills long after you've read it \nHow to make your first FMQ design in 6 steps \nThe #1 key factor that makes the difference between a homemade quilt and a handmade quality quilt \nHow to troubleshoot ugly stitches, without ruining the quilt \nA free-motion quilting Christmas special design \nA '5-minute hack' to come up with your own quilt design and save yourself from 'quilter's block' \nHow to get rid of pesky body pain while motion quilting (we've all felt it at some point right?) \nHow to come up with quilts to fill space, even if you're out of ideas \nHow to troubleshoot your machine while quilting, even if you lost the manual \nAll-over designs vs. Background filler designs vs. Border designs. - How to convert them into each other \nHow to improvise if you don't have equipment to do certain techniques \nHere are the answers to some questions you might have about this book: \nQ: I just have a regular sewing machine at home, not one of those fancy long arm machines. Can I still use this book to learn FMQ? \nA: Yes. The quilt designs are meant to be suitable for both a domestic sewing machine and a long-arm machine. \n Truth is you only need a $150 sewing machine to start free-motion quilting. \nNo matter what equipment you have, or whether you're at a workshop or at home, you can make the projects inside this book \nQ: I have always felt that ma