"What is this machine called?" This is my Gammill 22" Longarm Quilting Machine on a 10' table. Itâs what I use to stitch together the three layers of a quiltâthe top, batting, and backingâthrough the art of machine quilting. Machine quilting has been around for over a century, evolving from early sewing machines to todayâs advanced longarms and domestic machines. While quilting was traditionally done by hand, the introduction of machine quilting allowed for greater precision, creativity, and efficiency, transforming the way quilts are made. Iâve been a longarm quilter for hire for the past 18 years, spending 15 of those years teaching and sharing my passion with others. For about a decade, I traveled across the United States and Canada, teaching quilters how to quilt like me. We all start somewhere! If you're looking to learn more, check out my class and book, Beginnerâs Guide to Free-Motion Quilting, where I walk you through over 50 quilting motifs to help you build confidence in your quilting journey. Beginner's Guide to Free-Motion Quilting â Piece N Quilt www.piecenquilt.com
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