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LeahDay

Leah Day has been teaching online since 2009. She's the creator of the Free Motion Quilting Project, a blog filled with thousands of quilting tutorial videos. Leah has written several books including 365 Free Motion Quilting Designs, Explore Walking Foot Quilting with Leah Day, and Mally the Maker and the Queen in the Quilt.

17 Responses

  1. Anonymous says:

    Perfect title. Short and sweet. The info you pass on in the video is what counts. Keep it going!

  2. Brenda says:

    I am really looking forwrd to this DVD!!! As I have said before, I have not done much quilting, and this is so much fun to watch when I come to you blog, I just can't imagaine how much fun it will be with you beside me as I try this in my sewing room…… I can listen, try and try again till I get comfortable and able… and that will only happen with practice. So I thank-you for doing this. No, I did not comment yesterday, but I sure thought about you. And I am glad you have such a great support that you managed to laugh and re-think it another way. It is going to be a great thing to share – and I can hardly wait to get my copy!!!!

  3. Amy says:

    I like the title for the DVD. Simple and to the point.

  4. Ethne says:

    Leah – remember you have more than an army of wannabe FMQ'ers but a regiment of online 'friends' – you want the truth that's what we are here for – trust us your dvd will be stunning and we are ALL looking forward to receiving it in due course – take care and pace yourself – and give yourself to have some fun quilting time for yourself and your next exhibition project.

  5. RWL says:

    I like the title – clear and straight to the point. Can't wait for your DVD! Your blog has made me get over my free-motion fear!

  6. southernstar says:

    Leah,
    I'll be one of the first in line to purchase your new DVD. You have given me the push to not be afraid and tackle FM quilting again. I can't wait for the DVD!

  7. Linda says:

    You probably get this double-meaning all the time, but how about for a title: "A Day of Free-Motion Machine Quilting Basics."

  8. Emma says:

    I would include the word quilting in your DVD title. That way if someone searches for it, it'll be more likely to come up. If you had to use one word to describe your DVD, I'm guessing quilting would be it. I know it kind of seems too obvious to more experienced FMQers, but I wouldn't want to leave it out.

  9. laura says:

    YEA! Would hate to have to disappoint the people I told about the DVD and are awaiting it's availability 🙂

  10. rj says:

    Good for you! You do a great blog, and I look forward to learning more!

  11. Joan says:

    Great Title Leah…you are so motivated!

  12. tasfibre says:

    Leah
    great simple to the point title, looking forward to it.
    Happy Australia day I am busy watching the Australian open
    glad you got your zing back look after yourself
    Judi

  13. LeeleeFL says:

    I agree that "quilting" should be in the title, so that a search will find you. I didn't get to comment on the other thread, cause I was in the middle of a melt-down of my own, LOL. But, Leah, please remember that most of us are not professionals and we need good clear instructions, not Eleanor Burns level tech work. Your videos help me feel more empowered to try, and that's worth everything.

  14. Ann says:

    I tend to agree with Emma: 'quilting' should be a part of the title, for search'n'sale reasons 🙂

    Otherwise: BRAVO!!

  15. Sue says:

    The title is great-straight to the point. Keep going girl, I for one can't wait for the DVD

  16. Nancy Sue says:

    Leah,
    I would rather buy a beginner DVD from someone who isn't that far away from being a beginner (5 years ago, right), than from a seasoned quilting veteran of 20 years in the industry. Your ideas and thoughts are still fresh, as you remember not too long ago, your trials, tribulations, and successes. What better person to create this beginner project, than you. Your talent is immense! Take off the pressure, and basque in the process of creativity spiced up with the process of sharing knowledge.
    Nancy Sue and Toddler Davis 🙂

  17. Tamra says:

    Leah,
    You are genious. You make us fearless. I tell all my wannabe free motion quilters about your site. Keep up the good work. We love you. Thanks for sharing your talent.
    Tamra

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