Mardee Brosh

Instructor does a good job of explaining and demonstrating a subject that many quilters are afraid to try. Not sure I'm ready to actually do this yet - I want to get the basic skills down first - but I'm much less afraid to try it than I was before taking the class.

More than 3 months ago

Sandra S Johnson

Ms Nickels sure makes it look easy.. I've taken several different instructors "free-motion" classes. I"m never satisfied with my outcomes! They all had us work cables as one continuous line down and back up.. or left to right and back again,,, your method makes sense because YES the foot does cause blind spots .. you guess where your to drive.. I'll give it another try.. still not a favorite, prefer edge to edge much better..

More than 3 months ago

Georgann Wrinkle

wonderful teacher answering questions almost before I had them thanks Sue

More than 3 months ago

Susan Harper

great teacher

More than 3 months ago

Ruth Barnett

I learned some very important things when doing free motion quilting. I thought I would have to buy a bigger machine for the free motion, but when she showed how to fold and then stitched the quilt with the stippling. That helped me to understand I am the boss of my quilt. I always thought the quilt was the boss. I want to thank her because helped me understand the stippling that I was afraid to attempt. Now it seems I will be doing a lot of my own stippling and also marked designs.

More than 3 months ago