There is something almost meditative about watching another quilter work through a project at her own pace, with no edits, no rushing and no glossing over the tricky bits. In this video, Sam Alberts from Quilting Curve Studio takes us along as she quilts her Happiness Quilt in real time, and it really is the kind of company you want beside you while you sew.
Here is why this one is worth watching:
- A real, unedited look at machine quilting. Sam shows the actual rhythm of quilting a full project, the pauses, the planning, the small adjustments, so you can see what real-life free motion looks like, not a polished highlight reel.
- Beautiful inspiration to keep you company. Pop this on while you piece, prep binding or have a cup of tea, it is long enough to settle into and lovely enough to make you reach for your own machine.
- Learn by watching her choices. Sam talks through her design decisions as she works, which is wonderful if you are building confidence with your own quilting motifs and want to understand the "why" behind them.
Do you enjoy quilting along with someone, or do you prefer to work in silence? Tell us in the comments, and if you have a favourite "sew along with me" video, share the link, we are always looking for new sewing companions!
