Freemotion embroidery tutorials

Free motion embroidery is one of those sewing techniques that, once you give it a go, will become a source of great inspiration (and just maybe a little bit addictive). Master the basics and …

Some tips on how to get started with free motion embroidery

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Embroider with you "normal" sewing machine - no need for an expensive, special embroidery machine ^-^

What is free motion embroidery? How long has it been around? What can you do with it? How can you get started? Read more here!

895 likes, 31 comments - bluebellhillcrafts on April 26, 2024: "If you fancy using up some of your gorgeous scraps and learn how to free motion sew (or just have a little practice), you can now watch the tutorial for this floral post card on my YouTube channel. (There’s also a bonus chapter at the end on how to create this gold leaf edging). I’ve got lots of tips for you along the way to help you get to grips with this fascinating sewing technique and I promise you it’ll be worth the effort…

When I first got my sewing machine, I new this is what I really wanted to have a go at... thread sketching or free motion sewing. It is when you sew without the machine 'feeding' the fabric through. Having free motion to draw with the thread on your fabric. I've been asked numerous times for advice on this subject but have found it very hard to explain having never done a tutorial before, but also because everyone's machines are different. free motion foot for a Brother * So, you will need a…

Free motion embroidery, free motion sewing, or raw edge applique allows you to turn one your favourite pictures or sketches in a piece of fabric art. This technique provides you with full control over the picture - by dropping the feed dogs on your machine you guide your picture through your sewing machine to create the look you want. For your background fabric, choose something firmly woven such as calico, cotton or even linen.

Sarah Becvar on Instagram: "If we worried about all the imperfections we’d never see the good. It’s ok to sew off the edge of the fabric and even better that you don’t always follow the same line you’ve stitched on the card. *Tip* for smoother lines in your stitching sew a little faster. This design is one of my all time favourites as I love putting my foot down sewing the curly stamens. My machine is a Pfaff. I’ve removed the sewing foot but would recommend an open toe embroidery foot…

Hello, While I'm mulling over sofa coverings I've created the tutorial on free motion machine applique that some of you asked for. This is t...