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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. beaquilter says:

    who would have thought!! that's cool, now you can do so much more with this…. SIGH, just another thing to save…. threads!

  2. Debi R says:

    Oh, I forgot to say that my guild saves all our scraps and threads and we make dog beds for the local shelter.

  3. Leighway says:

    Really, really nice job!

  4. Debi R says:

    I <3 the look of the inside, too! It looks like butterfly wings.

  5. quilter501 says:

    You blow me away. I use that solvy and use stray yarns but never would have thought of a bracelet. Your mind just goes and goes. I know you are a genius…that is why you have such highs and lows emotionally and a racing mind. You feel more deeply, you think more profoundly, you invent constantly. It must be hard for your brillance to stay confined to a meager human body. We all thank heaven for people like you….but even thinking about how hard it is to be a mere mortal must be difficult. You just need your husband and child to keep you grounded for us to enjoy. Thank you for all your efforts on everyone's behalf….but keep taking care of YOU.

  6. This is really nice. The edges of the cuff have a perfect finish.

  7. LC says:

    Lovely work, Leah. By using up the bits, you are the queen of green too, besides the best free-motion quilting designer on the planet!

  8. Sara says:

    Such an amazing cuff bracelet!!

  9. quilter501 says:

    You blow me away. I use that solvy and use stray yarns but never would have thought of a bracelet. Your mind just goes and goes. I know you are a genius…that is why you have such highs and lows emotionally and a racing mind. You feel more deeply, you think more profoundly, you invent constantly. It must be hard for your brillance to stay confined to a meager human body. We all thank heaven for people like you….but even thinking about how hard it is to be a mere mortal must be difficult. You just need your husband and child to keep you grounded for us to enjoy. Thank you for all your efforts on everyone's behalf….but keep taking care of YOU.

  10. Wendy says:

    Need
    More
    PICTURES!
    I'm more of a visual learner…
    Your cuff is GORGEOUS!!!
    =-)

  11. Judy says:

    Leah,

    Hello! Lovely job on your Cuff Bracelet, justifies all those threads I keep hiding away, my family thinks I'm a little mad now they will know I'm not.

  12. Wow – that's amazing Leah! Can't wait to see more!!!

  13. Wendy says:

    Your cuff turned out nicely! From what I can see of the inside it is really done well as well! I had not thought of a cuff, but may have to make one now…..thanks for the inspiration…

  14. sewmuch2do says:

    Leah,

    Why did the bracelet have to be turned? If you had bound it and then washed out the stabilizer would that have worked? I may have missed something…

    Sounds like a cool way to use some pretty threads.

    Thanks

  15. Linda says:

    just echoing (no pun intended) what quilter501 said. Very insightful comments.

  16. S says:

    Love it 🙂
    ~ Jae

  17. Pat says:

    Great idea! It's beautiful!

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