I could watch this all day

Beautifully choreographed quilting!!

Beautiful feathers - and the 1812 to accompany it. Double delight for me!

Now why can't I do that? I know I need that music ,yes that's the answer.Beautiful

Watching epic free motion quilting to Tchaikovsky's 1812 overture is awesome!

Love your feathers!

Exactly why can't I do this, You do beautiful work, Thank You for this..I guess practice, practice, practice...Love your videos..

So effortlessly you do those feathers. I have seen it multiple time. I just love it.

It is such a joy to watch your videos! The music you select is captivating and compliments the beauty of your art. Thank you for sharing your talent of FMQ! I’m still learning, you’re an inspiration!

I love your style gorgeous results❤

@adriagoodlongarmquiltingco1719

Жыл бұрын

Thank you so much!!

Great! I have been free motioning for about a year now and now my OCD has been activated for a new obsession. Gorgeous just gorgeous.

I could watch this all day. Such lovely and beautiful quilting. This is what I'm striving for - maybe I need to watch a few hundred more times, Lol

Beautiful feathers.

Wow, just Wow! You must have had years of practise, l have never seen such perfection!

I can really see why it's so relaxing and the music is lovely, thankyou for the video

Завораживающая красота. Не возможно оторваться от такой работы.

Beautiful feather.

I just love watching you quilt feathers! So relaxing. Such gorgeous feathers.

Beautiful

Thank you for teaching me how to do bump back feathers. Watching you gave me what I needed.

Fantastisch!

That is AMAZING, BEAUTIFUL👏🏻👏🏻you make it look so effortless!

Thanks to you I think I am now ready to do my first feather border! Love your work 💜

Thank you so much. I don’t know if it was intensional, but your curved line seemed to come in at the intersection of each block. Then the feather would intersect within the curve of the spine. No chalk lines! Brilliant! Liberating. Thanks!

@adriagoodlongarmquiltingco1719

2 жыл бұрын

Yes, I used the piecing to space out my spine, so I didn't have to mark anything ☺️💗💗💗💗

Super!!!!!

Wonderful! Music and quilting!

Just beautiful

Thank you for sharing your skills with us.

Loved the quilting and also the William Tell Overture.

Just beautiful, You're so talented! Thank you for sharing

Stunning display of craftmanship!

Wow! Fantastic, wonderful quilting 📍❣️ and the music 🎶brings much inspiration to quilting practice. Love to sewing or stitching or quilting listen to the classics musical. 😍💛👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻thanks a bunch. Bravo bravíssimo ❣️🎶

Mesmerising, thank you for sharing your exquisite work

Absolutely beautiful!!! I love reviewing your feathers before I start my latest feathers using my domestic machine but mimicking your style. Mine look good, too. Thank you so much for making & sharing your video!!!

Just beautiful!

WOW! Beautiful and so smooth.

This helps beyond words! Thank you so much. So peaceful and relaxing, I just love your videos!

Absolutely gorgeous. I'll have to watch this video several times to get the rhythm. I just love it!

Beautiful, just beautiful, hope to get there some day, love it

Beautiful and I love the music.

Such a beautiful feather quilting video!! I love it!! ❤️

Beautiful! You should write a book with all your designs! Love them all!

Beautiful and perfect!!

The quilting is so fascinating Thanks for sharing.

Wow!! This is AWSOME!!

I enjoy watching your quilting. The video's are very helpful. Please keep them coming!

Wow 👌👌👌

Love, love LOVE this video! Thank you!

What amazing art work. Just beautiful!

I love your style. very helpful as to landing on the area of piecing to keep feathers consistent.Thank you.......

That is amazing- I am currently working on my first quilt, and am sort of dreading the finishing work. I bought a Juki and have yet to practice. Thanks for the inspiration!

Thank you so much for this video! I was amazed by how beautiful this is! I watched it a few times and was able to replicate the technique fairly easily. This is just great!

Merci, un grand merci pour ces magnifiques images ... et musique qui transmet toute votre passion... it's so beautiful to watch you... une admiratrice de Paris (France)

💥💥💥👏👏👏

So beautiful! Thank you!

Beautiful!♥️♥️♥️

Beautiful...love watching your work...

Truly inspiring...

Your work is beautiful. Thank you for sharing. I look forward to following your posts.

Love it & all you do , Amazing talent!!!

Beautiful!

Gorgeous!!!

@adriagoodlongarmquiltingco1719

6 жыл бұрын

Thank You!

This is gorgeous and so inspiring. I gave it a try and it was so fun. I wish I could figure out how to post a picture because it turned out great!

Just found you, This is awesome, you make it look so easy. Thank you, thank you. I'm inspired.

Absolutely gorgeous! Thank you so much for sharing. 8-)

Thank you. I learned a lot.

You make it look to easy!

Amazing

Thanks for sharing....off to the machine.

Wonderful........ and I do mean full of wonder!!

@adriagoodlongarmquiltingco1719

6 жыл бұрын

Thank You!

Your one of the best I’ve seen

@adriagoodlongarmquiltingco1719

5 жыл бұрын

Thank you!

Com essa musica ate emociona

Красота!!

@adriagoodlongarmquiltingco1719

6 жыл бұрын

Thank You!

fantastivco..!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Lovely, but next time consider a higher loft batting. Some of this quilting would have so much more impact with a higher loft. With ❤ from sunny 🌅 Arizona 🌵

Are you free-handing this, cuz it looks so perfect, like it's programmed into the machine. It's absolutely stunning! WOW! And I LOVE the Music!

@adriagoodlongarmquiltingco1719

5 жыл бұрын

my machine is not computerized. I love free motion! Thx!!

Absolute perfection. Would love to attend your class.... if you teach classes. ☺️ I could only hope I can attempt something so beautiful!

@adriagoodlongarmquiltingco1719

5 жыл бұрын

Hope to offer classes someday! Thx!

One time when you have a minute could you talk or show us how you plan a feather spine it looks random but when I attempt a meander I definitely am not planning it properly

Question, it looks like you were able to get the whole border in one pass (without advancing the quilt on the frame) but how do you do the outside border of a large quilt. What I'm asking is: A) Do you only advance the quilt and do that section of feather (spine and both sides of feather) and then advance quilt on frame and work the next or B) do you quilt spine and keep advancing quilt to complete the entire spine and then roll back and start one side of feathers and keep advancing working that same side and then roll back and work the other side the same way? Basically would you do it in pieces or all together advancing and rolling back the quilt on the frame? (hope that makes sense).

I am just learning - and loving every minute of practice and your videos that inspire each practice session. Question: How wide is this border? Could you do this on a 3 inch border or would there not be enough curve to get the flowing look?

Thank you for taping this video! I struggle with my feathers and after watching think I've finally figured out why!!! Quick question. At approximately 11:36 you backtrace to a previous feather - why? It turns out beautiful but what was it that made you go back and re-sew the line to the stem?

@adriagoodlongarmquiltingco1719

7 жыл бұрын

The feather plume i had quilted didn't quite touch the one before it. So I went back over it to fix it :)

I could not do this "freehand" so to speak. I have to have a pattern to follow. I definitely need to practice more!

beautiful work! I can't tell how big your quilt is but my question is,,,,, how do you quilt that boarder without advancing the quilt under the long arm? I'm new to using a long arm. just wondering!

Looks effortless and I know it’s not. Beautiful 😊 May I ask what machine you use?

@adriagoodlongarmquiltingco1719

2 жыл бұрын

Gammill 😊👍

Thank you for your lovely video it helps me so much :)) I would to know if you use a special foot for your longarm ? do you use a special program on your longarm for the precision like cruise or other ? Thank you so much A fan from France ;)

@adriagoodlongarmquiltingco1719

6 жыл бұрын

There's no special foot. All my work is freehand. There are 2 settings that i use,constant or regulated. Just depends on what im working on. Thanks so much!

Girl, you have talent. I just purchased a Juki ddl 8700, straight stitch only, I love it...just found out if I lower my feed dogs, I can do free motion quilting on it. I would love to do the work you do but have you always only used the longarm or did you ever try an industrial sewing machine for that great quilting? Thanks, Tammy

@adriagoodlongarmquiltingco1719

5 жыл бұрын

I've only used longarm for free motion. Check out Red Bird Quilt Co. She does amazing free motion on a domestic machine!

Adria, Your work is simply amazing!! I have a gammill Vision as well. I was wondering if you have ever quilted on a quilt made out of a wedding dress? With satin material? I was wondering what thread you might use on satin? I watch you videos each week!!Truly appreciate any advice you might have and keep posting your videos. Ever think about giving a class? Have great day!!

@adriagoodlongarmquiltingco1719

5 жыл бұрын

I have not ever quilted satin. Hope to offer classes some day!

I just bought a longarm and eagerly awaiting it's arrival and set up. I came across your tutorials and am absolutely learning so very much. I am tracing the feathering on a piece of paper as your are quilting. Do you teach at retreats?

@adriagoodlongarmquiltingco1719

5 жыл бұрын

No classes available yet. Someday!

Can you show how you made the swirl circle feather in the middle of this quilt?

@adriagoodlongarmquiltingco1719

2 жыл бұрын

I'll have 3 feather courses coming out this year😊💜😊💜😊💜😊💜

Why did you not stitch in the ditch before doing your feathers? Just curious, because I would have done that and may need to know something here.

@adriagoodlongarmquiltingco1719

7 жыл бұрын

Sometimes I do. No reason really.

@cindyskaggs5636

6 жыл бұрын

Elizabeth Hall Thank you for such a great teaching video

@cheryljuedes9854

6 жыл бұрын

Elizabeth Hall a

I know this will sound goofy, but to see this from Adria’s perspective, I have turned my iPad screen upside down. She is behind the handles looking forward...is that right?

@adriagoodlongarmquiltingco1719

3 жыл бұрын

In this video you are seeing it from my perspective. In my newer videos my camera is behind the needle looking toward the front of the machine😊👍

Very smooth quilting, love the music, how about some Vivaldi?

@adriagoodlongarmquiltingco1719

6 жыл бұрын

Thank You!

I have tried to make these feathers but can't.

@adriagoodlongarmquiltingco1719

2 жыл бұрын

I'll be creating a Longarm online course all about Feathers in January 2022☺️☺️

What kind of long arm do you have?

@adriagoodlongarmquiltingco1719

3 жыл бұрын

Gammill vision non- computerized

Love this! Where is the music from?

@lindarom3827

5 жыл бұрын

The music is 1812 Overture by Tchaikovsky

Just what I wanted but I couldn’t take the loud music.

Just beautiful!