Change that thought of “I’m afraid to try free motion quilting” to “I’m excited to learn free motion quilting”. Changing your approach to free motion quilting you will result in early successes and will build you confidence in your abilities. The more confident you get the more creative you (and daring!) you can be with your projects.

The wide range of applications of free motion quilting can complicate the process of learning the technique. The solution to addressing the impact of the endless possibilities with this technique is to develop a step-by-step approach to both learning AND applying the technique.

So many quilters are missing out on a really creative part of the quilting process because they are reluctant to try free motion quilting. While these are all ways to learn free motion quilting, I believe the best way to learn is in an online membership and here is why.

The free motion quilting journey starts when you decide you want to break free of “the ditch” and do something more creative. Free motion quilting has lot of variations and a huge amount of room for creativity. Striving to master those variations and use them creatively is what motivates most free motion quilters and also what makes it both scary and exciting when you first start.