No fancy machine needed, no PhD in quilting required—start free-motion quilting right now with this sequel to a best-selling book for machine quilters just like you!
Author Lori Kennedy is back with 62 more fun motifs and tons of tips, tricks, and techniques that will turn you into a top-notch machine quilter (yes, YOU).
In More Free-Motion Machine Quilting 1-2-3, you’ll follow Lori’s setup plan for stress-free stitching; then you’ll learn about doodling, troubleshooting, and mastering the perfect stitch. You’ll soon be ready to put your pedal to the metal with seasonal and holiday motifs, backgrounds and fills, and “just for fun” designs that will infuse your quilts with personality. Take a look at just a few of the motifs you can create:
Machine quilt cute butterflies that flutter over a springtime quilt.
Who wouldn’t want to personalize a baby quilt this way?
This scissors motif is quite easy to quilt, as you can see!
The book also includes a section on how to quilt BIG quilts—Lori’s got loads of ideas to help you succeed.
We’re excited to again welcome Lori as our guest writer to tell us more about her sequel!
Do YOU want to know the secret to free-motion quilting?
Choose motifs that are FUN for you and patterns that reflect YOUR personality. When you are having fun, your quilting will be transformed from a chore to a pleasure and your quilts will be elevated from mundane to cherished family heirlooms!
My second book, More Free-Motion Machine Quilting 1-2-3, includes more than 60 FUN motifs and breaks them down into manageable step-by-step instructions with photographs.
The patterns cover all the seasons. You’ll learn to stitch Spring motifs like Baby Birds and Silly Spiral Flowers and Summer patterns like Easy Breezy Flowers and Windowsill Garden. By Fall, you’ll be ready to add Pumpkins, Spiders, and Jack-o’-Lanterns to your quilts. When the snow starts to fall, you’ll find tutorials for Winter motifs like Wooly Mittens, Poinsettias, and Mistletoe.
Seasonal motifs
In addition to the seasons, there are three more motif chapters: Celebrations, Just for Fun, and Backgrounds and Fills. Celebrations contains patterns like Cupcakes, Baby Carriage, and Ribbons.
Celebrations motifs
Just for Fun includes motifs for quilters, like Scissors and Pincushions, and other lighthearted motifs like an adorable Circus Train.
Just for Fun motifs
To round out your choices, you’ll find a variety of Backgrounds and Fills like Chevrons and Arrows and Woodgrain.
Chevrons and Arrows
For help learning the motifs, there’s a chapter on skill building, which includes tips on doodling six essential doodles, as well as suggestions for refining your stitch technique.
In the Setup and Supplies chapter, you’ll find timesaving tips to set up your machine quickly and information on how to choose the best needle, thread, batting, and marking tools.
Table of Contents
The Secret to Free-Motion Quilting: If you have fun while you’re quilting, your quilts will be fun! When you make quilts with personality, your family will enjoy them more—and sleep better snuggled in them!
Happy quilting!
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Thank you for sharing your latest book with us, Lori!
We have an eBook copy of More Free-Motion Machine Quilting 1-2-3 to give away to one lucky winner today! To enter to win, tell us in the comments:
How big are the quilts you’ve machine quilted so far?
Small.Medium.Large.All of the above!
We’ll choose a random winner one week from today and let you know by email if you win. Good luck! And if you’re ready to start machine quilting with Lori, you can get her book at ShopMartingale.com and instantly download the eBook for free.
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Thanks to all who entered the drawing! The winner is Marion, who says:
“The largest I have attempted is almost twin size. Was that ever a challenge! However I now have a magnificent new Bernina and am itching to go at it again. I just don’t have the time to practice every day, as I know I should.”
We’ll email you about your prize, Marion—congratulations!
I,d love to try the designs in this book. The quilts that Ihave machine quilted are small and medium ones. None of them were free-motion, so I have a lot to learn!
—Karen W on April 11, 2018My quilts have been medium. I hope to learn free motion and feel relaxed when doing it.
—Rita Long on April 11, 2018I’m a newbie and could use the help! I’m still practicing on VERY little quilts.
—Carolyn Sefkow on April 11, 2018I have only done small quilts so far.
—Mary O. on April 11, 2018All of the above! Lori is so inspirational & it’s great how she shows the steps in her amazing designs… thank you!!
—Dee on April 11, 2018I have not ventured beyond stitch in the ditch in baby quilts. I did make one twin size quilt and continued stitch in the ditch – it is time to move beyond this technique and Lori’s e-book may be just what I need!
—Maureen on April 11, 2018Small and Medium size quilts. No big ones yet!
—Amy W on April 11, 2018I am partial to lap size quilts. I am
—Martha Cook on April 11, 2018In my sixties and moving the quilt is hard on the shoulders.
I have only quilted one large quilt. It was a twin size. To me, that is big!! I mostly do crib sizes. "Grandma quilts". I would love to have a copy of the book, thanks for the opportunity.
—Nancy Jo on April 11, 2018Small and Medium
—Sharon on April 11, 2018Just small quilts, table runners, placemats, oven mitts, etc. Retiring in two and a half months – then watch out quilts!!!
—Janette Anderson on April 11, 2018Small. I am new and want to get better. Those are some really cute quilting designs. I have a couple of books but I’m just a little scared. I need to just jump in and quilt. I recently used my embroidery machine to do a baby quilt and that was harder than I had thought it would be. I really liked the scissors in her book.
—Kay Menefee on April 11, 2018Most of my machine quilted projects have been small – baby or lap quilts have been the largest. I love those step-by-step pictures of how to sew a spool of thread! This book looks so helpful that I will definitely need to buy it if I do not win a copy. Thank you for the opportunity!
—Roseanne @ Home Sewn By Us on April 11, 2018~smile~ Roseanne
I’m really new at machine quilting so have only attempted small projects. I think I need this book!
—Nancy on April 11, 2018I mostly quilt baby quilts because they are so much easier for me to handle. I have occasionally machine quilted a throw or twin size, but that is the extent of it. I am ready to start working with rulers on my domestic and work on larger quilts using the quilt as you go method. I love the machine quilting designs in this new book! Thanks for the opportunity.
—Ann West on April 11, 2018I have tried all three, but most of the ones I do are 30″ x36″ for the local NICUs. Book would be fun to own.
—kathy on April 11, 2018My quilt sizes are "all of the above" sizes. I’ve recently taken classes on how to break down your quilts into sections and join them together after quilting, so that makes it a lot easier to tackle the large quilts. I never would have tried quilting a bed size quilt before learning this method. Lori is so talented. I would love to have her book. Thanks for the giveaway.
—Terry on April 11, 2018i have done everything from mini to queen but mostly i do baby and lap quilts.
—carolyn montgomery on April 11, 2018I have quilted small to medium size quilts, but have larger tops waiting to be quilted. I have just started doing some fan on my quilts and would welcome all the help I can get. Thanks for the opportunity to win what looks like a fabulous book!
—Vicki Fox on April 11, 2018Small quilts. I am trying to work my way up to quilting a large quilt.
—Carolyn on April 11, 2018All of the above.
Looking forward to seeing Lori’s new book; always clever designs from a great teacher.
—Margaret on April 11, 2018So far I have only quilted small wall-hangings, but plan on moving up to larger quilts as I progress in my free-motion quilting journey. I know that practice is the key. I love Lori’s previous book and instructions!
—Sheena Burr on April 11, 2018I work at at all three types of quilts.
—Mary Ann Taylor on April 11, 2018Lori’s new book is on my Wish List! I follow her daily blog for inspiration. If you can see it, you can doodle it and quilt it… maybe her but I’m not there. I need to get started and practice. I have Lori’s Craftsy class, too.
—Vicki on April 11, 2018All of the above! I’m self taught but am looking to learn more and get better.
—Karen H on April 11, 2018I have machine quilted all sizes but so far have only mastered meander and meander with a loop.
—Janice on April 11, 2018Once I am at the quilting stage I usually just want to get it out the door
So I guess I just need to slow down and enjoy the ride!
I’ve done small, medium, and am working up to a large. I’d love to have this book!
—Christine E. on April 11, 2018I have done only small quilts so far. I have several completed tops that i am hoping to quilt myself so Free Motion Machine Quilting 1-2-3 would be a very big help in helping me to reach that goal!!! Thanks for a chance to win.
—Carmen Montmarquet on April 11, 2018Carmen
I started FMQing placemats and table runners, now I’m almost done with a throw-sized quilt. Next project: finish piecing, then quilt a queen-sized beauty!
—Betsy on April 11, 2018The designs are cute. I have quilted all of the above on my home machine.
—Tamara Isaacs-Smith on April 11, 2018Need to practice more designs. Maybe this would inspire me!
—Katie Winchell on April 11, 2018All different sizes. The smallest was 15″ x 20″ and the largest were queen-size.
—Terry on April 11, 2018I have quilted from mug rugs to double size. Mostly stitch in the ditch but a few small ones free motion. I have a lot to learn. Ideas and just going for it and practice are what I need to go with the ideas.
—Virginia Smith on April 11, 2018I’ve quilted all of the above–the small and medium ones being more successful. I’ve used some of Lori’s designs and they work out beautifully.
—Allison Evrard on April 11, 2018All the above, but I can always use more inspiration!
—Janice Mc Laren on April 11, 2018All of the above! Some on my small machine and now on my long arm. Sweet motifs, Lori!
—DM Diana on April 11, 2018I am an avowed coward when it comes to free motion quilting!
—Judi Reiss on April 11, 2018I just purchased my first long arm and am so excited about it. This would be the perfect book of motifs for me. All of my quilting experience has been on my domestic machine. So farm I have only quilted small and medium size quilts but am looking forward to expanding to the larger quilts.
—Jean on April 11, 2018All of the above!
—Carol W on April 11, 2018How big are the quilts you’ve machine quilted so far?
—Lisa Huckins on April 11, 2018• Small.
• Medium.
• Large.
• All of the above!
All of the above!!!
Only small ones so far. Need to up my game and this book will definitely help.
—Amy Cofer on April 11, 2018Small quilts, and no free motion. This book will give me incentive to try more.
—Linda on April 11, 2018I have done all three types of quilts. Trying to improve my skills with each quilt.
—Jeanette H on April 11, 2018All of the above. Includes Christmas socks as well, 5-7 at a time, front and back. Looks like the book for me. Thanks for the opportunity.
—Janey on April 11, 2018all of the above
—Joyce on April 11, 2018Started out small but I’m up to throw size and would love to go larger. This book would be a big help! Thanks for the chance to win.
—Carol Vickers on April 11, 2018I have done one large and several small quilts so far.
—Betty 4 4 on April 11, 2018The largest I’ve machine-quilted are medium: lap to almost-twin sized. The motifs in this book look like a lot of fun!
—Dottie Macomber on April 11, 2018The biggest I’ve done is a twin, but mostly I do baby or lap size. Lori’s first book was very helpful to me, and I am looking forward to her new book!
—Verna on April 11, 2018I have only done a few small projects because I still need to learn more about stitch length & machine set-up.
—Brenda Brooks on April 11, 2018I quilt all sizes of quilts.
—Diane on April 11, 2018I am currently quilting my first queen quilt and need breaks to handle the project. It’s been great but I will be happier when finished!
—Stephanie L. on April 11, 2018Lori’s designs are amazing! Her step-by-step instruction is exactly what I need. For me, trying to decide how to arrive at point B from point A to complete the design without breaking the stitching is a little difficult. This book is perfect for me to learn that process! I have been quilting for about 3 years so I’m still a newbie, but I love attempting to add fun quilting designs!
—Christine M Morgan on April 11, 2018So far I have quilted small and medium quilts. I am still learning. I love this new book.
—Lin H on April 11, 2018I would love to have this book, I have tried some quilting on my machine but would love to learn more.
—Jerilyn Mills on April 11, 2018Would love to become better at free motion quilting, and love these designs in this book. Would always enjoy learning teqniques and designs.
—Elaine on April 11, 2018Oh, I just love reading Lori’s blog and would be tickled pink to read her book too. I’ve tried some of her motifs because she does such a good job of making them easy to stitch! I’ve only quilted small quilts. Not brave enough to try a large one yet.
—Susan Stanton on April 11, 2018I have machine quilted everything from mini to full size bed quilts (using my domestic and my sit down midarm machines.) I really like Lori’s designs and would love to have her book.
—Pamela W on April 11, 2018The largest was a king size quilt, now try not to do more than queen
—Pam H on April 11, 2018I have tried free motion quilting on small quilts. I love doing and so wish I was better at it.
—Nancy on April 11, 2018All three, but need expert advice!!
—Donna on April 11, 2018I have only quilted small quilts so far, but have 2 large ones waiting to be quilted. I have been following Lori’s blog and have her first book.
—Kathi on April 11, 2018Most of the quilts I quilt are large, but all of the above applies. I use versions of Lori’s quilting designs as her step by step instructions make her designs doable.
—marlene on April 11, 2018This is the perfect book to take me to the next step in FMQ…so far I’ve followed the print on the fabric (panels mostly) and quilted all over designs like pebbles on baby quilts and throw/lap quilts. I’m ready to move onward and upward.
—Linda Glaman on April 11, 2018All of the above!
—Sylvia Schmidt on April 11, 2018I’ve only done small. The big ones scare me. A book like this would help a lot!
—Kris on April 11, 2018I have quilted all of the listed sizes. I follow Lori on her blog and love her stitching! Would be so happy to receive her book!
—Brenda Powers on April 11, 2018All of the above, but I don’t feel that I have done any of them very well!
—Ruth on April 11, 2018I can only manage small quilts but practice any time I can.
—Liz K on April 11, 2018The first quilt I made was twin sized, and I straight stitched a quarter of an inch away from the seams. The next was queen sized, and I got brave and free motion quilted it, using the Kaffe Fassett designs to inspire the stitching! It turned out great! Not perfect – but great! I was so excited to give it to my daughter!
—Amy C on April 11, 2018Small, only small… I need to learn more… thanks you for the giveaway
—Anne on April 11, 2018small and medium
—jackie norwood on April 11, 2018Only small.
—Carol M on April 11, 2018I do small only, table runners etc. I don’t like bulk around my machine.
—Debbie Eide on April 11, 2018small -and not very confidently
—Regina Arlauckas on April 11, 2018😊😊I’m finishing my previous comment that I posted: To answer the question as to what size quilts I’ve made – small, medium and large. I’ve also made wall hangings, pillows and table runners. Lori’s book will help me tremendously with quilting fun and amazing designs for that ‘finished touch’!
—Christine M Morgan on April 11, 2018Small and medium is about all I’ve done.
—angie little on April 11, 2018I’ve done all size. More challenging w the large size.
—Lucie Grenier on April 11, 2018I’m ready to retire and ready to learn how to do this! So far, I have sent all of my quilts to a quilter. Excited to learn this skill! The book looks fabulous!
—Patrice Adams on April 11, 2018I only do small and medium quilts myself. Otherwise I send them to a longarmer.
—Kathie L on April 11, 2018This book looks to be very interesting with designs I have never tried. I would love to download the book and begin practicing! I have done a number of baby guilts and several twin size quilts. Jean G
—Jean Greene on April 11, 2018only minis and table runners on my domestic machine. I am really not very good at the quilting part
—Mari on April 11, 2018I have free-motioned small, medium and large sized quilts but have only done simple quilting on them. The samples I’ve seen in the Martingale newsletter I received are absolutely fantastic and would love to learn how to do that type of meandering. Receiving a book like that would really help me as my next quilt to free motion is a queen size with many different blocks in it. I made this top over 5 yrs ago but never had the courage to quilt it. I look at it then put it back on the hanger, thinking someday I just might finish it. Thank you for the chance to possibly win this e-book.
—Lois on April 11, 2018I have quilted medium and small quilts, my favorites are small.
I could use Lauri’s book for ideas.
Thanks,
—Mary on April 11, 2018Mary
Small.
—Kaye Walker on April 11, 2018I have quilted small and medium quilts on my machine. I usually just meander and I’d love to learn the shapes shown in this book!
—Kathie Curley on April 11, 2018I would love to win a copy of the free motion Quilting123 book so I can Janetlearn the techniques
—Janet on April 11, 2018Small. I’d love more practice.
—Deb on April 11, 2018I just finished quilting a king size using my walking foot. Have also quilted small to medium quilts. I am still dabbling with free motion. I Have used the free motion meander on several baby quilts and table runners.
—Sandy C on April 11, 2018Mainly small and medium quilts. I have a bit of trouble making a large quilt sandwich that doesn’t get a few puckers on the back during quilting. Sure wish there was some magical way to get the quilt sandwich made and ready.
—Susan on April 11, 2018I have quilted everything from a 12″ table topper to a king size quilt using my domestic machine. I now have one of larger bed machines and am trying to expand my free-motion quilting skills to include something other than stipples or loops so would love to have a copy of the new book.
—Eilene H on April 11, 2018I stick to quilting small and medium quilts. I love Lori’s designs. They look doable!
—Betsy on April 11, 2018I follow Lori’s blog and would love to add her new book to my library! I quilt all sizes, but like to practice on baby quilts to hone my skills.
—Joni on April 11, 2018I think that ‘all of the above’ is the answer, but it depends on your definition of ‘large’, LOL! I think that the largest ones that I’ve done are about 75 inches square. I have also done a bunch of toddler or throw sized quilts, and some table runners and mug rugs. I need some new ideas, though. I’m stuck in a rut of using my walking foot, or, when I’m really feeling adventurous, meandering. Lori’s motifs look really interesting!
—Barbara Johnson on April 11, 2018I have done small to medium and sections of a large or two. I still need LOTS of practice.
—Cindy French on April 11, 2018I quilt all the above but prefer not to quilt the large bed size anymore. I love Lori’s designs.
—Barbara on April 11, 2018Pequeña y no me salió muy bien. Me vendría fenomenal el libro para aprender. Saludos.
Translation: Small and it did not go very well. The book would be great for me to learn. Greetings.
—Margarita on April 11, 2018I have done "all of the above", but mainly do small and medium size. I follow Lori’s blog, so would love to win her book!
—Diantha Howard on April 11, 2018I have quilted table runners and baby quilts, but send larger ones out for a long-arm quilter. I’d like to get better with the small quilts, though!
—Kresti Lyddon on April 11, 2018I have free motioned all sizes but would really like to learn a larger variety of motifs.
—Diane B on April 11, 2018I have only done small quilts. I’m a bit of a perfectionist and so beg is intimidating, but I do have a collage wall quilt I am presently working on.
—Linda Pickenpaugh on April 11, 2018I am a beginning free motion quilter and I have done baby and lap sized quilts.
—Marla Varner on April 11, 2018I’ve done small and medium sized quilts using my home machine. Look forward to seeing Lori’s new designs in this fabulous new book.
—Laura M on April 11, 2018Lori is an inspiration. I would love to have her book! Since learning to machine quilt in 1998, I’ve quilted all sizes of quilts on my little Pfaff 7550. I’ve upgraded to a Juki.
—Celeste Delostrinos on April 11, 2018My quilts have mostly been large lap quilts. The largest was probably an extra-long twin for a 6′ 5″ relative. I would love to learn to FMQ and this book looks fabulous! Thanks for the giveaway opportunity!
—Kathleen Dalecio on April 11, 2018Most are small, still learning.
—laura on April 11, 2018All of them but baby size the most.
—Heather Hedrick on April 11, 2018I’m in the "none of the above" category. Just getting started.
—Stephanie on April 11, 2018I have quilted all these sizes- these motives look like a lot of fun
—carol mandel on April 11, 2018i am working on large quilts. I have done medium and small. I would love a copy of Lori’s book. I need a pysical copy of her book. Love what she does.
—Renata on April 11, 2018Small, like baby size, is all that I have tried thus far. I would like to machine quilt some larger ones.
—Betty Jansen on April 11, 2018I have done some free motion quilting but with out much knowledge. This book might be the ticket too learning more.
—Harriet Fredrickson on April 11, 2018I have a machine that can do free arm quilting…but I’m scared to try! I want to and I will just have to sit down and practice one day! This book would probably teach me how!!!
—June Klippenstein on April 11, 2018I free=motion quilt all sizes.
—Judy Bowers on April 11, 2018I have a machine that can do free arm quilting…but I’m scared to try! I want to and I will just have to sit down and practice one day! This book would probably teach me how!!! Thanks!
—June Klippenstein on April 11, 2018The largest I have attempted is almost twin size. Was that ever a challenge! However I now have a magnificent new Bernina and am itching to go at it again. I just don’t have the time to practice every day, as I know I should,.
—Marion on April 11, 2018The largest quilt I have quilted was a lap size. I have quoted smaller quilts but don’t enjoy quilting because I am so tense I end up with neck and shoulder aches. The patterns and hints in this book would be a big encouragement.
—Kristie on April 11, 2018I have enough problems fitting a baby or lap quilt under my machine to do straight line quilting, so I can’t imagine manipulating it in different directions to do free motion. I guess I need to bite the bullet and TRY doing some free motion. What’s the worst that can happen?!
—Carol Johnson on April 11, 2018I’ve machine quilted all sizes of quilts, but mostly small ones.
I’d love to quilt more of my topper collection and this book looks like it would help me tremendously!
Thanks for the awesome giveaway and chance to win and I really hope I win!
—susan on April 11, 2018Medium to large, but I definitely struggled and kept it quite simple.
—Pat on April 11, 2018I have machine quilted all sizes but still need some inspiration.
—Rilla Burnham on April 11, 2018I admit that I am totally intimidated by free motion quilting! The quilted projects that I’ve done are small to medium. I complete the projects by stitch in the ditch or quilt as you go. HELP!
—CAROL L. on April 11, 2018Still a newbie at quilting! I’ve finished a couple baby quilts, but stalled when I tried something larger. Now I have several tops that I’m afraid to work on! Maybe Lori Kennedy’s book will give me a little more confidence. 🙂
—Debbie on April 11, 2018I haven’t tried machine quilting, but I plan to start with small projects. Thanks for the chance to win.
—Lisa on April 11, 2018I like quilting them all.
—Jan on April 11, 2018Exactly what I need to do my own quilting. I fuss with it and sen end sending it out.
—Judy Tournillon on April 11, 2018This is the perfect book, at a perfect time.
?You have made it look very joyful.
I have quilted all 3 sizes on my home machine. Just need to practice more! I make table runners to try out new techniques.
—Bernadette Schultz on April 11, 2018Yes, all the above, even a king in my little 5″ space on my retired machine.
—Melody Lutz on April 11, 2018I usually quilt small to medium quits. I am still learning free motion quilting. need more practice.
—beth d. on April 11, 2018All the above, from small to large on a home sewing machine.
—Karen on April 11, 2018All small! I am still trying to get the hang of it. But OhMyGosh! These are so cute, I need to try them!
—Anita Jackson on April 11, 2018All the above. But I’m not good at it.
—Joy Dickson on April 11, 2018I have quilted only small.
—Mariia on April 11, 2018My quilts are small and medium size. Have yet to try free motion quilting, I guess I need to just jump right in and do it.
—Linda Brennan on April 11, 2018I mostly stitch in ditch lap size. Love Lori’s blog!
—Glenda Britten on April 11, 2018I would like to be entered in the free free-motion quilting book give away. I have quilted 3 twin sized quilts and several smaller ones.
—Virginia Doud on April 11, 2018I’ve mostly done quilts on the large side of medium. I love Lori’s first book—very useful and inspiring.
—Jean on April 11, 2018I have made all sizes of quilts but still striving to master the quilting. Lori has. A unique approach to creating the designs
—Cheryl Buoni on April 11, 2018Small and one large which was quilled on a s,all machine in pieces before assembling and then finial quilt
—Jane Timmins on April 11, 2018Only the quilt as you go blocks have I been able to manage, this book would be very helpful. Thanks for the opportunity!
—Janet on April 11, 2018Should have read small machine
—Jane Timmins on April 11, 2018I’ve completed machine quilting on tabletop and lap-size quilts plus a vest thus far.
—Martha on April 11, 2018I’ve mostly done small projects, but I want to do more. These designs are so cute!
—Mary Beth McKelvey on April 11, 2018Small (mug rugs) to medium (baby and lap quilts) – haven’t worked up the courage to try large yet!
—Pam on April 11, 2018All my quilts have been small and medium, but I THOUGHT they were huge while I was quilting them.
—Nancy Lyman on April 11, 2018I have used several of Lori Kennedy’s designs on several quilts. She goes step by step and makes it so much fun and easier.
—Mary S on April 11, 2018Small quilts, so far! Thanks for this nice Giveaway! This book is my "want to buy" list!
—MS Barb on April 11, 2018Just small quilts……interesting book. Would love to have it and learn how to do my bigger quilts!
—Judi Rizzo on April 11, 2018Please do not think I am crazy but I machine quilt on my Singer 221 featherweight. I use it so much that I feel I have the best control
—Nancy C on April 11, 2018on that machine. I love to whip off small projects.I do larger quilts by the quilt as you go method, I quilt the blocks, then join them to form a large quilt. I have mostly done echo quilting, but I just bought a pair
of machine quilting gloves – so I am so ready for this Free motion quilting book ! Thanks for the opportunity to win it !
I’ve machine quilted all size quilt, mostly stitch in the ditch or outline. I’ve only attempted one free motion quilting project. The book looks interesting and would build my courage to try more free motion quilting. I’ll be looking for it at my favorite quilt shop.
—Donna on April 11, 2018Small and medium. I love the designs above. Hmmm, time for a new wall hanging for my sewing area!
—Kathleen B. on April 11, 2018I have only been brave enough to free motion quilt tablerunners or cheater panels!
—Denise on April 11, 2018All of the above! 😃
—Linda on April 11, 2018I’m just learning and have only done small quilts on my Huqvarna Ruby Royale.
—Tina L on April 11, 2018A little bit of everything, but need to practice more, and get more ‘tools’ such as this book.
—Jenny on April 11, 2018I am trying to free motion my quilts of all sizes. I paid to have one king sized queen quilted. Really adds up. At present, most of my quilts have been quilted by using embroidery designs in a hoop. It takes time but looks nice.
—JBurd on April 11, 2018I’ve mostly FMQ’d smaller quilts like for babies or table runners. I did stitch in the ditch of a queen size and twin size. This book looks like it would be very helpful! Thanks so much for the chance to win 🙂
—Debby E on April 11, 2018Small to Medium. I follow Lori and love her ideas and step by step instruction.
—Karen on April 11, 2018I’ve quilted all of the above sizes of quilts, free motion on the smaller sizes. This book would give me more confidence to try different motifs.
—Bev DeGruchy on April 11, 201850×50 is the biggest I’ve tried.
—Chrisknits on April 11, 2018I have quilted small and medium but never a large on my machine. Love Lori’s designs!!
—Chris on April 11, 2018I have quilted all size of quilts but find it easier to do small to medium ones. Love all the tips that Lori Holt gives on her daily blog and would love to win her latest book. Thanks so much for giving one lucky winner a chance.
—MargeP on April 11, 2018Small to about 4 foot is about all I can handle!
—Marilynn on April 11, 2018I’ve quilted from small to queen sized quilts on my domestic machine. A lot of the quilting is done with my walking foot so I’m working on improving my fmq. I have Lori’s first book and would love to have this one too!
—MoeWest on April 11, 2018I have machine quilted all of the sizes listed including totes, placemats and more. The giveaway looks like a great book, I would look forward to trying my hand at motifs. It is definitely going on my to buy list.
—LaTawnia Porter on April 11, 2018Lori Kennedy’s style is so fun! Small & Medium! From mini quilts to lap quilts on my domestic machine!
—Susan Spiers on April 11, 2018I’ve only tried FMQ on small quilts – and rarely at that. I’m very tentative about the whole process.
—Sandy May on April 11, 2018Small and medium quilts are the ones I’ve quilted myself, but not using Free-Motion Quilting, alas. I’d love to learn how to do all the wonderful things in Lori’s book!
—Janet L. on April 11, 2018I have only quilted baby quilts and mostly in the "ditch."
I have a problem moving the quilt around.
I need to learn more.
—Jan on April 11, 2018I have quilted medium size. I bought Lori’s first book and I think it is very practical, easy to do.
—Betty T on April 11, 2018I would love to learn to do more than quilt in the ditch.
I have only tackled baby quilts because I don’t have much room.
I send my big quilts to a long arm quilter.
Is there an easy way?
—Janet Chevan on April 11, 2018Small….and nothing fancy. Lori’s book looks like a wonderful and fun learning tool!
—Linda B on April 11, 2018I have only done walking foot quilting on baby quilts, but she sure makes it look easy. My next project will have some of her designs on it. 🙂
—Sherry Jurykovsky on April 11, 2018I’ve done mostly small. I don’t like to do the big ones myself…takes too long. I’m really afraid that I’ll mess something up or it won’t look like it’s supposed to.
—Judy Thompson on April 11, 2018I have quilted all sizes but never managed to do free motion quilting. I am now getting old so maybe its too late.
—joyce markie on April 11, 2018I have quilted all sizes of quilts. I am always looking for new designs and I have followed Lori’s blog and love how she explains how to create her designs.
—Karen A on April 11, 2018I would love the book I need all the help I can get for machine quilting or any quilting.
—Sharon Schroeder on April 11, 2018I’ve quilted up to twin size so far. Working up to courage to start a queen size.
—Louise on April 11, 2018I have only used straight line machine quilting on all sizes of quilts. This looks like it would be fun to try!
—Lynn on April 11, 2018All sizes mentioned. Would love to try the Designs in the book.
—Tiffanee Noack on April 11, 2018Mostly I’ve machine quilted small and medium quilts…can’t seem to handle large ones.
—Estie on April 11, 2018All of the above. Still trying to get comfy with my long arm, so any design help is always welcome. Thanks!
—Marie on April 11, 2018I’ve free-motion quilted only a twin size quilt and used a walking foot to quilt another twin size quilt. I really want to improve my free-motion quilting skills! Would love to win this book as it would help me become a better free-motion quilter! Thank you! <3
—Nancy Griffith on April 11, 2018All sizes on my longarm machine. I struggle with free motion quilting and usually use pattern boards. I would love to master free motion quilting.
—Joanne L Wilson on April 11, 2018I have had a Sweet Sixteen Handi Quilting machine for about 5 years. I have done all sizes of Quilts but the only design I am comfortable with is stippling or I call it puzzle pieces. I have not advanced beyond that. I have practiced and would love to get confident with flowers, leaves and other designs. I would love your book to get me over the hump!!
—Donna on April 11, 2018I’ve only done small quits by free motion. I’m trying to gain some confidence in my skill, but find it challenging, I’ll keep trying.
—Rosemary on April 11, 2018I’ve quilted mostly small quilts; occasionally a medium-sized ones. Larger ones go to the long-arm quilter.
—Laura on April 11, 2018I am just moving from small to medium and, so far, winning the wrestling match with the bulk!
—Bev Gunn on April 11, 2018I have machine quilted all sizes of quilts. This book looks fantastic.
—Jo Anne Hawks on April 11, 2018None of my quilts are machine-quilted yet. The very idea scares me to death, but I want to learn so that I can actually finish some of my tops and give them as gifts to family and friends. Please teach me!
—Teri Gailey on April 11, 2018Small and medium. Great designs in this book!
—Beth B on April 11, 2018I have quilted some big quilts. Would love to have this book!!
—Edna Wigger on April 11, 2018All of the above. I FMQ on a DMS. It is only hard to do in the middle part of the king size. As soon as the middle is done, the rest is downhill. It is so much fun once you get the hang of it.
—Janet T on April 11, 2018I have quilted all I f the above!
—Robin on April 11, 2018All of the above!
—Lisa Garrett on April 11, 2018Mine are mostly large, with some wall hanging sized ones thrown in. I always have trouble deciding on what quilting motif I should use, so I have quite a few tops needing quilting. I would love to have this book!
—Nancy on April 11, 2018Small and medium size quilts so far with simple quilting like stitch in the ditch and outlining.
—Joyce on April 11, 2018I’ve quilted all sizes!
—Louise Haddon on April 11, 2018just very small quilts; these instructions look easy enough for me to attempt!
—Judys on April 11, 2018Medium is about as large as I can handle.
—Ruth on April 11, 2018Your book looks wonderful and will inspire me to try more machine quilting.
Most of mine are bed quilts with several wall-hangings and a few minis thrown in. I’m always looking for new quilting ideas. These look fun!
—Mindy on April 11, 2018Machine quilting isn’t my favourite so I use Toni, my friend, to get my quilting done! I would love to win so I could give her the book.
—Vicky on April 11, 2018I usually do queen size quilts on my home machine and I get stuck on how to quilt them! I don’t know how many tops I have basted and ready to go!
—Helen on April 11, 2018All of the above quilt sizes, simple straight line quilting for the large ones and simple designs for the smaller ones. Wanting to try more free motion quilting.
—Jeanette Jensen on April 11, 2018I’ve done a little of everything. this book looks amazing.
—Susan on April 11, 2018So far, just the small stuff. I have taken classes in free-motion quilting, but when I go home I get frustrated and just send quilts off to a professional so it will look nice. I could try some of Lori’s motifs on quilt sandwiches – never too late to learn!
—Susan on April 11, 2018Small — the biggest quilt I’ve free-motion quilted is 24″ x 24″.
—Ellee on April 11, 2018Made a twin size and it was, well, barely acceptable. These ideas look fun, cute, and like confidence builders.
—Kathy R on April 11, 2018I have quilted almost all sizes of quilts, but I am new to this and my FMQ is a little beginner looking!. I love trying to FMQ and would love to have this book.
Saying a prayer !
Patsy
—Patsy Hornsdby on April 11, 2018I have done all sizes of quilts on my machine. When I started quilting there was no question about how you quilted them, you just did it! This is a great book! Thanks
—Rebecca Casey on April 11, 2018ALL THE ABOVE
—SUE GOODIN on April 11, 2018I Love Lori Kennedy’s designs. I have done some walking foot quilting. I am starting to learn Free Motion Quilting. I like sewing and quilting different kinds of projects, and Lori Kennedy’s designs would compliment lots of projects. (ie-sweatshirts, tote bags, towels, quilt labels, any size quilts, etc) Thank You for this giveaway!!
—Amy W on April 11, 2018I am a newbie at quilting but have fallen in love with free-motion. To win such a fantastic book would be awesome. Thanks for the chance.
—SherryG on April 11, 2018I have quilted all sizes. Just finished free motion quilting a California King size quilt. Now that was a challenge! Love Lori’s style.
—Barb H on April 11, 2018All of the above!
—Nancy Bart on April 11, 2018As a newbie to free motion quilting, I’ve started small. I’m still working on building the confidence to tackle my first full-size quilt.
—Cheryl S on April 11, 2018But I’ll get there, I’m not giving up! Thanks for the give away.
Admire her talent and love her designs. I’m ready to learn!!
—Suzanne on April 11, 2018How fun does this look! I have machine quilted only small projects.
—Laureen M on April 11, 2018I love to make lap quilts. They make perfect gifts and I try to learn some new technique with each one. I’ve been following Lori’s blog for a long time and love how she breaks down each design so even I can follow it! 🙂
—Debbie G on April 11, 2018All three sizes, but boy do I procrastinate. Once I get going it not so bad. But Lori’s book I could learn so much more. Thanks for the giveaway.
—Rita S on April 11, 2018I’ve quilted all sizes of quilts! I love Lori’s first book and I love the looks of this book. Thanks for the chance to win a copy of this book.
—Cecilia on April 11, 2018all sizes…
—Laura Wernet on April 11, 2018I haven’t made anything larger than a baby quilt, so I would have to say small although I want to try making larger quilts.
—Susan on April 11, 2018I love Lori’s designs. I get her almost daily emails and facebook postings of her new designs. I try to do them but sometimes with my essential tremors the designs don’t come out as smooth as what her’s does. I grew up in Northern Wisconsin, Apostle Island area, Lori so I know about the long winter you have had this year. I am now a Washington State transplant. Spring will come.
—RITA BERGMAN on April 11, 2018All of the above! Lori has such great ideas for quilting!
—Lisa Marie on April 11, 2018All of the above. And my mind keeps dreaming up more and more quilts. Love the motifs
—Kerry on April 11, 2018I guess they’d be small. The largest was twin size. I’m about to do a queen, though. Wish me luck.
—Chris on April 11, 2018I love FMQ! I’ve done all sizes of quilts on my domestic machine, from king to small wall hanging. These are such cute motifs, it would be great to win this book.
—Jamie Graham on April 11, 2018All of the above! The largest was an extra long King.
Love Lori’s designs.
—Nancy on April 11, 2018Small and medium size quilts.
—Denise Campbell on April 11, 2018small and medium
—brenda stone on April 11, 2018I love Lori Kennedy. I go to her blog and do some of the motif’s on her site. I done my daughter’s embroidered quilt I made her with the bow outling.my DSM sewing machine but prefer the small and medium .
—Sharon Maddox on April 11, 2018Sadly, only walking foot and stitch in the ditch! I purchased a beautiful new machine for me for Christmas with drop feed dogs and a deeper harp, so I’m ready to jump in!
—Sharon Schipper on April 11, 2018So far I have only done small things. Examples are, mug rugs, table runners and bags. You book looks interesting. Would love to win your E-book!!
—Annette Ackley on April 11, 2018Small and medium quilts. I LOVE all of Lori Kennedy’s designs!
—Marsha H on April 11, 2018Love to learn free motion quilting. I have the machine and am ready to learn.
—Vick Sweet on April 11, 2018I’ve quilted minis all the way up to queen-sized, but no fancy quilting yet. I’ve been practicing a few designs from Lori’s blog and am excited to see this book!
—Esther G on April 11, 2018All of the above. But I’d love to learn to stitch more complex looking designs!
—Pat V. on April 11, 2018I have quilted all sizes, but not too many design motifs. Love to learn more
—Edna L on April 11, 2018Only small and baby size quilts, so these motifs are awesome! Thanks
—Jackie on April 11, 2018I’ve made small and medium quilts, but I’m currently working on a LARGE one that will push my skills to the limit. I had a blast designing the quilt, now I need to think about the quilting designs I want to use on it.
—Sarah Reynolds on April 11, 2018All of the above!
—Dana on April 11, 2018I’ve quilted queen size quilts but it was done in the ditch. I mostly do baby size quilts. I just purchased the 5 ft long arm quilt stand and I have only done loops
—Janice thompson on April 11, 2018I love to machine quilt. Have done it on small, medium, and large quilts. Would love to win this E-book!
—Carol on April 11, 2018I can’t say I’ve done any free motion quilting. But this book looks great.
—gail on April 11, 2018I’ve only machine quilted small or medium quilts. My goal this year is to master free-motion machine quilting!
—Linda Webster on April 11, 2018I have only machine quilted small quilts. I’m not game enough to go bigger 😁
—Wendy on April 11, 2018Small and medium size quilts.
—Judy on April 11, 2018Small for me! Working up to larger!
—Lee on April 11, 2018The largest quilt I have done is a twin so I say medium… usually I do baby quilt and runners… every now and again I am brave but really need more guidance this book looks like a good bit of that!
—Tonie Peterson on April 11, 2018Medium size for gran’kids.
—Virgi on April 11, 2018What fun designs. I love a sense of humor in my quilting. This book would be a big step towards that for me.
—Sher on April 11, 2018Medium and large. Not very good at it but I like to try.
—Shan on April 11, 2018I have only quilted small projects with free-motion quilting. This book would greatly help expand my quilting technique. Thanks for the great giaveaway!
—Bonnie on April 11, 2018All of the above. I have been following Lori Kennedy for several years. I love her tutorials. I am thrilled at her success.
—JaniceCarole Allen on April 11, 2018I have quilted probably up to 60ish square on my machine.. I starrted in the middle and thought about it in quarters
—Megen on April 11, 2018Thx Megen
I have machine quilted small quilts, but up to now I have only used simple stitching.
—Nancy Harvey on April 11, 2018So far I’ve quilted small and medium with free-motion quilting and large only with straight line quilting.
—TaraA on April 11, 2018Small to medium sized quilts. Big ones are intimidating!
—Gail on April 11, 2018Just small. Need to try larger!
—Eileen on April 11, 2018All of the above, though lately I am doing nothing bigger than throw size.I follow Lori’s work and am inspired by her skill.
—Judyk on April 11, 2018I have only made one quilt as I am a newby to quilting. It was a rather large quilt for my daughter’s 40th birthday. I was thrilled with the outcome but there is big room for improvement. No making one for my son. Can’t wait.
—Toni on April 11, 2018should be NOW making one for my son.
—Toni on April 11, 2018I have mostly made lap size quilts and small quilts for our guild as we give quilts to the police department every December for them to distribute to the children that they take in. We usually do over 150 a year.
—Arlena Hickman on April 11, 2018All of the above! I love machine quilting and this book looks amazing!
—Melanie C on April 11, 2018I’ve quilted all sizes of quilts…but not all equally well. (Practice and more practice.)
—Judy Faulkner on April 11, 2018I make quilts of every size.I enjoy the FMQ a lot!!!
—Mania Hatziioannidi on April 11, 2018I have quilted small and medium quilts on my domestic machine. The largest I’ve tackled has been a full-size. Your designs are great! Have been following you since I discovered your blog and then your pieces in AQS mag. Very inspiring. So happy you have done another book for us; now just need this one to complete my collection. Thanks.
—Delores Angus on April 11, 2018I have practised several Lori Kennedy tutorials and recently made a baby quilt with the Ribbon free motion design. This book is on my wish list. I make small and medium quilts (double bed size) and do free motion with my domestic Janome.
—Janet T on April 11, 2018Only small quilts and tablerunners so far.
—Tatiana Kishchinskaya on April 11, 2018Thanks for the giveaway!
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—Meera Venkitaraman on April 11, 2018I quilt all of the above in my Home machine.
Placed an order for Sweet 16 and hope this book will help me to improve my quilting skills
As a beginner, the only things I have quilted are small projects like placemats and table runners. Hopefully, I will be quilting a bed quilt in the near future. I would love to have this book.
—Laurie Devers on April 11, 2018I’ve done all sizes but prefer to do small ones.
—Jenny on April 11, 2018I’ve tried quilting all sizes, but simple quilting on the big ones.
—Jenny on April 11, 2018Small to med is so much easier to handle.
—Christi on April 11, 2018This looks like a fun book! So far, I have freemotion quilted small and medium quilts…have not done a large quilt because I spent all my time freemotion quilting.
—Karin on April 12, 2018I have made all size quilts but I’m just finishing a King size, This is my 1st and LAST King size. I made it in quarters and still having problems with the boarder. No fancy designs.
—ELIZAJANE on April 12, 2018I’ve only attempted free motion quilting on small and medium quilts thus far.
—Cindy on April 12, 2018I’ve quilted all sizes from small samplers to king size. Sometimes it’s easier to make the quilts than to quilt them. Would love a book with fresh designs.
—Susan Ross on April 12, 2018How big are the quilts you’ve machine quilted so far?
Small.
—Rita on April 12, 2018Small and Medium.
—Elizabeth Wilson on April 12, 2018I have done very simple FMQ on small, medium & large quilts. This book would help me learn some new designs.
—Maureen P on April 12, 2018I would like to start with doll quilts. I have never quilted.
—Gwen Schmitt on April 12, 2018All of the above.
—Debby on April 12, 2018I have free-motion quilted all 3 sizes of quilts – up to queen size! Lori Kennedy’s first book has a place of honor in my sewing library and to win her second book would just be heaven!
—Joy B on April 12, 2018I prefer smaller sized projects, but someday will approach a large one!
—Kathy E. on April 12, 2018I’ve done every size up to queen, but the larger ones really hurt the tendons in my elbows so I don’t do them often. I love Lori’s techniques – she is a wonderful teacher with a real eye for simplifying complex designs into easy steps.
—Libby on April 12, 2018I usually work on smaller projects but have quilted lap quilts and single bed sized quilts. I’m so impressed with Lori’s tutorials on her site. She is so imaginative and presents her ideas very clearly.
—Vicki D. on April 12, 2018I have tackled all sizes of quilts…of course the smaller the easier! Thanks for sharing the giveaway!
—Nancy on April 12, 2018I stay with small to medium sizes, but maybe this book would encourage me to try bigger.
—Penny on April 12, 2018I have done small quilts.
—Rebecca Boukikaz on April 12, 2018Definitely small, I am not brave enough, nor skilled enough to try something larger.
—Kathy on April 12, 2018I have quilted one very large king sized quilt, a large single bed quilt and several baby quilts & play mats.
I would love to learn to free motion quilt.
Robina
—Robina Weeds on April 12, 2018Wee little.
—Diana O on April 12, 2018I have only free motioned on small quilts, as I have not developed the skill level for larger ones. I do like the designs that I am seeing here.
—Shirley Deyoe on April 12, 2018I am in Quilting by machine since the late 1970s. In 1981 I entered a huge quilt show and I won a blue ribbon because there were only two of us at that entire show that quoted with a sewing machine of any kind. Everything else at that sure was either hand quilted or somewhere even tide. I Quilt everything that I make by myself on my own home machine I have made quilts as large as king size, As well as quilts of any size in every size purses totes jackets I have always loved machine quilting
—Marijean Johnson on April 12, 2018Only small ones.
—Cindy on April 12, 2018I’m still practicing on mini-quilts but I hope to work my way up to something larger.
—Nell on April 12, 2018small to medium quilts for me
—Roz Agulnik on April 12, 2018small & medium-have Lori’s book 123, it helped me very very much when I quilted a 72″ square quilt last year. Would love to see what’s new. Thanks for chance to win this new one.
—Sandie G on April 12, 2018Great ideas I love them. I usually make small and medium quilts.
—Debbie Chenoweth on April 13, 2018Small but I would like to try bigger ones.
—Sharon on April 13, 2018I have done queen quilts but I stitch in the ditch.
—mandy whalen on April 13, 2018Mainly small and medium.
—Sylvia on April 13, 2018All of the above.
—Cindy K on April 13, 2018All of the above…and still so much more to learn;/!!
—T’’ell Ess on April 13, 2018I haven’t attempted a quilt yet but I’ve done mug rugs and table toppers to gain confidence. This book is a must have.
—debby on April 13, 2018All of the above, but none have been free motion quilted because I find it daunting!
—Frank F on April 13, 2018I am an "all of the above" kinda gal these days and appreciate Lori’s teaching style. Very helpful and encouraging.
—Theresa on April 13, 2018So far the biggest is a lap size but just got a sit down so will be able to do larger ones now.
—Michaelle Leigh on April 13, 2018I have done all sizes, but the small ones are more fun.
—Kathleen T on April 13, 2018This would be a great book to get me out of the doldrums of stitching in the ditch. I have always used the ‘safe’ straight line quilting methods and this book would open me up to being very creative. Glad to see this information is available.
—Mary Ann on April 13, 2018I’ve done all of the above, fun fun fun. I love to try. I’m no artist, but all it takes is practice. And Lori Kennedy’s book to go by.
—stephanie woodward on April 13, 2018I would love to have this book. I have free motion quilted all sizes of quilts on my domestic machine. I am still struggling to do it smothly.
—Nany Norris on April 13, 2018I would love to have this book. I have free motion quilted all sizes of quilts on my domestic machine. I am still struggling to do it smothly.
—Nancy Norris on April 13, 2018All of the above! Still very much a beginner, though.
—Charlotte C on April 13, 2018Small to medium. I take large ones to a long arm quilter. Machine quilting has always been harder for me than the rest of the quilting process.
—Sue on April 13, 2018I have quilted all sizes and Lori has really inspired me to machine quilt. Thanks for giveaway.
—Donna Cutting on April 13, 2018Oversized king!
—Allison C on April 13, 2018I have FMQ’d lap, baby ,twin, double and one queen. Pretty basic stippling was used. I really enjoy Lori’s designs and would love to have her book. I get ideas off of her blog and practice them, but haven’t used many on my quilts yet!
—Cynthia Maki on April 13, 2018Small and medium, with great difficulty. Need to practice, practice, practice!
—Mami B on April 13, 2018I have quilted small to medium size quilts. I am working up to something bigger as my confidence grows.
—cj on April 13, 2018Does a 67 x 71 throw count as large? then all of the above. if not, then only small and medium until I assemble, sandwich, and piece the queen I have the blocks pieced for.
—Judy Palmer on April 13, 2018Small to medium, thanks!
—Lisa Timmer on April 13, 2018all of the above…
—shirley marvin on April 13, 2018Small to medium–I find the weight of the quilts is hard on my hands and shoulders.
—Kris B on April 13, 2018I have only done small and some wall hangings. Thanks so much for the giveaway.
—Tina on April 13, 2018Small quilts. I’m still learning to free-motion, and this book would increase my skill level. Thanks.
—Sharon Vail on April 13, 2018Small…..I have been intimidated by larger projects.
—Teri on April 13, 2018small to medium size. I have a large one soon to be ready to quilt!
—Louise on April 13, 2018I’ve done small to twin. Love getting new ideas.
—Sally on April 13, 2018I have only quilted small items like table runners. I also quilted a baby quilt using edge to edge quilting with my embroidery machine. I am very intimidated to do free motion after a few unsuccessful attempts.
—Vickie Bell on April 13, 2018I have never did free motion quilting. I do plan on trying on my next quilt. I have only did large quilts by stitch in the ditch.
—Vicki Allen on April 13, 2018I got this book 2 days ago in the mail. It is my 2nd book of Lori’s. I’m a longarm quilter and I use both very often. She makes the drawings simple to follow. Wish she had been my art teacher in grade school I would have been far ahead of the game. Love her books and her blog. Way to go Lori.
—Cathy Wilson on April 13, 2018I have made all size quilts from small doll size to queen size bed quilts, but I have never done free motion quilting. Many times I "cheat" and tie my quilts because of size and fear of messing it up on my machine.
—Debby Jensen on April 13, 2018I have been machine quilting "king" quilts. They are a little cumbersome, but taking small bites of sewing works for me.
—Kathryn Smotryski on April 13, 2018I’ve done all sizes, but my specialty is stitch-in-the-ditch. Lori is so inspiring. I follow her blog and would love to win the book.
—Diane G. on April 13, 2018I have only machine quilted on place mat sizes but this book will surely get me on the way to bigger and hopefully better!
—Arlene on April 13, 2018What cool motifs! I’m still a beginner when it comes to machine quilting so my biggest size
has been a baby quilt.
Super giveaway! Fingers crossed!
—usairdoll on April 13, 2018I have done all of the above. When the king became a heavy pain I begged for a longarm now 10 years old.
—Linda Christianson on April 13, 2018Medium and small quilts are what I have machine quilted. I always was a hand quilter but I’ve realized I don’t have enough years left to hand quilt all of the quilts I want to make.
—Diane C on April 13, 2018I’ve quilted small & medium sized quilts by machine & still struggle with FMQ. Love Lori’s style & designs.
—Gail on April 13, 2018I’ve made only a few small quilts so far, and I machine-quilted only one of them. Thanks for the generous offer!
—bookboxer on April 13, 2018I’ve mainly done small, but a few medium. It is intimidating to do large ones!! 🙂 I love LOri’s motifs: I’ve seen her blog and need to get braver with my quilting!!
—Helen LeBrett on April 13, 2018All three sizes using a walking foot, stitch in the ditch, templates. Time to cut loose with some free motion quilting. Lori’s book looks like so much fun!
—Caryn Goulden on April 13, 2018All of the above. Just finished a king on my artistic quilter. Lori’s designs are so fun
—Bunny Hand on April 13, 2018The largest was lap size and I have only done straight line quilting with my walking foot.
—Nancy on April 13, 2018All of the above! I’ve been following Lori since I began quilting 3 1/2 years ago and have tried many of designs. I’d love to win this book!
—Cathy Wilson on April 13, 2018I have done large queen-sized on my friends longarm. On my home machine, baby, crib, wall-hangings, and one double-sized quilt. NEED MORE PRACTICE!!!
—JanG on April 13, 2018This book just what I need. I need simple and easy to accomplish!
—Jolie on April 13, 2018All of the above
—Karen on April 13, 2018I have only done small quilts and would like to expand into doing more techniques.
—Sharon Dubry on April 13, 2018I’ve quilted up to queen size. Love Lori’s blog!
—MaryAnn on April 13, 2018small quilts
—Ola Norman on April 13, 2018So many fun ideas ! I’m just beginning to explore free motion quilting on small to medium quilts. I’d really welcome tips and techniques for practice !
—Kathy Hawkes on April 13, 2018Small and medium. Large really cause neck and shoulder pain. I love Lori kennedy’s tutorials on her blog.
—Rochelle on April 13, 2018All of the above.
—Mary on April 13, 2018So far, only small to medium. Began quilting a larger quilt yesterday. It’s really heavy! Just putting in straight line quilting to stabilize it is difficult. I might need this book!
—Linda Towers on April 13, 2018I have only quilted small projects as l do not have the confidence to try any fancy techniques on any projects. I do alo t of stitch in the ditch..very basic quilting but would love to learn.
—Anne on April 14, 2018This would be so very helpful on my journey learning to do free motion quilting. Each design shown looks intriguing.
—Karla Bannerman on April 14, 2018Quilting on my sewing machine is still something I want to learn. I’ve only quilted a few small pieces on the machine and not so happy with the result.
—A. Bouwman on April 14, 2018Would love to win this book, need all the help and practice to do these. She makes it look easy, wonderful author.
—Helen Bowie on April 14, 2018Wall hangings and smaller.
—Welton Renee on April 14, 2018I do all my own quilting on my quilts. I usually use a stippling motif on my quilts. I would love to learn how to do more detailed stitching so this book would be a great place to start to learn them. thanks for the giveaway.
—Renea on April 14, 2018I’ve wallhanging up to king-sized quilts.
—Colleen on April 14, 2018I’ve done a couple small, and a couple large. I need all the help I can get.
—Madeline Wallace on April 14, 2018Just finished piecing a twin size quilt, getting ready to quilt it
—George on April 14, 2018Such creative designs Lori does! I’ve done 1 large quilt on a longarm and several small to medium ones on my home sewing machine. I consider myself still in the moderate level and would love to improve my skills. Thanks
—Marie Eddins on April 14, 2018I have made large quilts and small ones. I do very basic quilting so this book would be a great help for me to step up my game!
—Kathie Feller on April 14, 2018All of the above…altho I prefer smaller projects!
—Marilyn Fite on April 14, 2018I machine quilt small quilts and medium, up to twin size on my home machine. I love your techniques, Lori, follow your daily posts, and have your first book already. Thanks for making it easy to follow, and definitely do-able!
—Susan Morrison on April 14, 2018These designs look great! I am a beginner and have done small projects with straight line quilting. I have practiced a little free motion quilting but it’s been slow going. I’m sure this book has a lot to offer!
—Sylvia on April 15, 2018I’m learning and have worked on small projects. I have Lori’s first book, would be great to have this one.
—Mildred Plaskett on April 15, 2018The biggest size I’ve quilted is a 60 x 60 inch on a domestic machine
—Jayne P on April 15, 2018All of the above! And now I’ve bought a Coronet and need to learn to do them in a bigger space! 🙂
—Cindy S on April 15, 2018All of the above, though mainly stitch in the ditch and straight line quilting. I would love to get better at free motion quilting.
—Mary on April 15, 2018I have only quilted small projects such a mug rugs and small zip bags using a walking foot. I am looking for inspiration to try free motion quilting!
—Becky on April 16, 2018I’ve quilted all sizes, from miniatures to queen, and even one king, but I am always looking for new ideas and better methods.
—Glenna Denman on April 16, 2018Throw size and smaller. I decorate with a lot of doll size, wall hanging size quilts. The designs in this book are whimsical and yet unique. Thanks for the chance to win a copy.
—Annette F. on April 16, 2018My quilts have been small & medium. I’m not real comfortable with free motion but have been following Lori Kennedy’s blog for a few years.
—Janet Sabol on April 16, 2018I’ve done all sizes, but the big ones are still a challenge for me.
—Lorrie on April 17, 2018I only machine quilted a couple of place mats, they came out o.k would love to learn more of it.
—Stacey Smith on April 18, 2018