How to Mark a Quilt and Quilt Marking Tools

It’s time to learn how to mark a quilt and the benefits of doing so! Sherri Driver gives you different methods to get exact repeats and shapes for marking your quilt. She suggests getting line designs from different books, packets, and stencils. Also, get a sneak peak at the marking tools Sherri recommends such as a chalk marker, a pen, and pounce.

Enjoy this free video on how to mark a quilt and the benefits of marking a quilt when machine quilting!

For more helpful tips regarding quilting tools, check out this video on Quilting Tools you Can’t Live Without today.

4 Responses to “How to Mark a Quilt and Quilt Marking Tools”

1. BARBARA March 27th, 2020

   Thanks for the video it gave me some great tips. I’m interested in that thick pink marker. Could I get some more information on it. Couldn’t find it with a general google search.

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   • Customer Service April 14th, 2020

     Hello Barbara,

     Thank you for contacting us, I’m sorry this reply has taken so long. Unfortunately the experts were unable to help with finding that particular marker.

     Sorry for the inconvenience.

     If you have any other concerns, please contact us at 1-855-706-3538, or chat with us on our site.

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     Joan
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2. Sue Hills September 30th, 2014

   Enjoyed watching the video. When you stitched the pattern onto the paper I noticed that the stitching was sometimes going sideways. Had you dropped the feed dogs?

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   • Customer Service October 1st, 2014

     Hi, Sue! Yes, the feed dogs appear to be down. The feed dogs should always be down when free motion quilting; it allows you to move the fabric as needed with out pull from the feed dogs.

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