NEW! Quick Quilting in the Hoop: Fall Leaves Embroidery Tutorial

Stitch it! Sisters Quick Quilting in the Hoop: Fall Leaves Program 115 at the Nancy Zieman Productions Blog

NEW! Quick Quilting in the Hoop: Fall Leaves Embroidery Tutorial

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NEW! Watch Stitch it! Sisters Program 115, Quick Quilting in the Hoop: Fall Leaves!

NEW! Watch the NEW! Stitch it! Sisters Program 115, Quick Quilting in the Hoop: Fall Leaves with hosts Deanna Springer and Dana Casey, and now introducing Denise Abel – three real-life sisters from Team Nancy Zieman Productions! In this video, the Stitch it! Sisters share how to turn your embroidery sewing machine into a quilting machine – with quilt making techniques borrowed from traditional paper piecing.

Creating accurate and consistent quilt blocks, in multiple sizes, is easier than ever with an embroidery machine. First-time quilters and seasoned quilters alike will enjoy precise piecing — with every quilt block — when combining embroidery and block piecing with our NEW! Exclusive Quick Quilting in the Hoop: Fall Leaves Embroidery Collection Book and Embroidery Design Files.

Stitch it! Sisters Quick Quilting in the Hoop: Fall Leaves Program 115 at the Nancy Zieman Productions Blog

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Then, head over to ShopNZP.com and purchase our NEW! Exclusive Quick Quilting in the Hoop: Fall Leaves Mini Wall Quilt Bundle Box by the Stitch it! SistersEach Quick Quilting in the Hoop Bundle Box includes our NEW! Exclusive Quick Quilting in the Hoop — Fall Leaves Embroidery Collection Book with full-color step-by-step instructions for three projects, complete with downloadable embroidery design files, quilting cotton Shades fabric cuts by Riley Blake Designs, quilt backing, binding, and Pellon® Fleece Batting – to make our Mini Fall Leaves Wall Quilt using 5″, 6″, or 8″ quilt blocks – available exclusively at ShopNZP.com!

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Watch the NEW! Stitch it! Sisters Program 115, Quick Quilting in the Hoop: Fall Leaves. In this video, the Stitch it! Sisters share how to make our New! Fall Leaves Wall Hanging within the hoop of an embroidery machine! See step-by-step how to prepare and cut fabrics, piece quilt blocks in the hoop, and add automated fall leaves appliques – with our new NEW! Exclusive Quick Quilting in the Hoop: Fall Leaves Embroidery Collection Book and Embroidery Designs.

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Fall Leaves Mini Wall Quilt

Find additional projects – to piece with your embroidery machine – in NZP’s NEW! Exclusive Quick Quilting in the Hoop: Fall Leaves Embroidery Collection Book available exclusively at ShopNZP.com!

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Fall Leaves Wall Quilt

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Tools & Supplies: 

See how easy it is to turn your embroidery sewing machine into a quilting machine with techniques borrowed from paper piecing. Creating accurate and consistent quilt blocks, in multiple sizes, is easier than ever with an embroidery machine. First-time quilters and seasoned quilters alike will enjoy precise piecing — with every quilt block — when combining embroidery and block piecing with our NEW! Quick Quilting in the Hoop — Fall Leaves Embroidery Collection Book and Embroidery Design Files.

NEW! Quick Quilting in the Hoop — Fall Leaves Embroidery Collection Book and Embroidery Design Files

The piecing of the Square-in-a-Square Quilt Block is stitched on a fusible stabilizer, assuring precise piecing. Piece a quilt without being a quilter! Embellishing quilt blocks couldn’t be easier with the included appliqué accent designs. Appliqués are pre-merged within quilt block embroidery designs and are ready to embroider! Or choose one of the included automated machine quilting motifs, and quilt all layers in the hoop for the look of free-motion quilting.

The NEW! Quick Quilting in the Hoop — Fall Leaves Embroidery Collection Book includes 19 embroideries, some of the embroidery designs are for piecing, while others are for quilting! The embroideries are found in a downloadable link included with the purchase of The NEW! Quick Quilting in the Hoop — Fall Leaves Embroidery Collection Book at ShopNZP.com.

    • Ten piece in-the-hoop square-in-a-square quilt block designs featuring optional appliqués, embroidery, and quilting motifs: maple leaf, oak leaf, ash leaf, sumac leaf, green leaf, acorn, berry branch, overlapping leaves quilting, leaves on branch, and plain.
    • Two free-motion inspired quilting designs: overlapping leaves, and leaves on branch.
    • Appliqué motifs: maple leaf, oak leaf, ash leaf, sumac leaf, green leaf, and acorn.
    • Embroidery accent: berry branch.
    • Plus, each of the 19 designs are included in three sizes – for a total of 57 designs:
      • 57 designs: 19 (5″ x 5″), 19 (6″ x 6″), 19 (8″ x 8″).
    • Includes:
      • Embroidery design files.
      • Thread color sequence charts for each design.
      • Printable templates, 100% actual size.
      • 10 embroidery formats: DST, EXP, HUS, JEF, PES, SHV, VIP, VP3

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How to Piece our Quilt Block in an Embroidery Hoop

Here’s an overview of our techniques. There are more details shown in our NEW! Exclusive Quick Quilting in the Hoop: Fall Leaves Embroidery Collection Book. Each quilt block design is available in three sizes: The larger the block, the large the embroidery hoop size needed:

  • 5″ block requires an 5″ x 5″ hoop or larger
  • 6″ block requires a 6″ x 6″ hoop or larger
  • 8″ block requires a 8″ x 8″ hoop or larger

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  • Print an optional template from collection files for the chosen design (Quilt Block with Maple Leaf Appliqué). On printed template, notice the different sections of the block and numbers within. These numbers indicate the piecing sequence. (The images feature the 5″ Maple Leaf Quilt Block.)
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  • Select and Prepare Fabrics for Square on Square Blocks with Appliqué Accents: The most dramatic results are achieved by selecting assorted fabric of light, medium, and dark shades.
  • – Mountain Green Shades — center block squares.
    – Fire Engine Shades — inner block triangles.
    – Tangerine Shades — outer block triangles and Maple Leaf appliqué.
    – Wagon Red Shades — outer block triangles and Sumac Leaf appliqué.
    – Sundrop Shades — center block square.
    – Amber Shades — inner block triangles and Oak Leaf appliqué.
    – Cheddar Shades — outer block triangles.

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  • Prepare all fabrics using spray starch or a starch alternative. This step preshrinks, removes wrinkles, and makes fabric crisp to allow for nice sharp folds.

Timesaving Sewing Tips from Nancy Zieman

Preshrink fabrics by steaming and pressing and steaming and pressing a second time. Stabilize fabrics for sewing by pressing and starching fabrics with June Tailor’s Quilter’s Starch Savvy — press and starch, press and starch.

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  • Cut Fabrics for Square on Square Blocks: Note: 5″ fabric squares work perfectly with all three sizes of the Quick Quilting in the Hoop Block’s inner and outer block triangles. Size of block determines if 5″ fabric squares are cut in half (1/2-square triangles) or in quarters (1/4-square triangles).
  • Using a rotary cutter, ruler, and mat, cut Block fabrics by cutting one 5″ wide crosswise strips for each of the five fabric colors.

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  • Sub-cut 5″ wide crosswise strips into 5″ fabric squares.
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  • For 5″ blocks, cut 5″ fabric squares point to point diagonally in both directions creating 1/4-square triangles for both inner and outer block triangles:

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  • Cut fabric squares for block center squares (Section 1) according to block size: For 5″ blocks, cut 3-1/4″ fabric squares:
  • – 2 fabric squares of Mountain Green Shades.
  • – 1 fabric square of Sundrop Shades.
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  • Import and select the Quick Quilting in the Hoop Maple Leaf Quilt Block.
  • Use a neutral thread color that works well with fabrics for the piecing sequence. For embroidering numbered “Map stitching”, choose a slightly darker thread so that you can see the stitching on the stabilizer — the numbered “Map stitching” will be hidden within the seams of the block. (We are using black thread for easy viewing.)

S!S Tip Sis Tip Logo by the Stitch it! Sisters at the Nancy Zieman Productions Blog Place 1/2″ Sewer’s Fix it Tape on outer edges of inner hoop. The texture of the tape creates just the right amount of grip to help prevent shifting of the single layer of hooped stabilizer during stitching.

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S!S Tip Sis Tip Logo by the Stitch it! Sisters at the Nancy Zieman Productions BlogUse the New! dime Hoop Mat to help hold hoop while hooping. Silicone mat with printed grid provides a non-skid hooping surface for successful hooping – on any table surface!

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  • Embroider first stitching sequence, the numbered “Map stitching”, directly on hooped stabilizer … the outline and sections of quilt block plus numbers 1-9.

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  • Section #1 — Place block center square, Fabric Color #1 (Mountain Green), over section marked #1, right side up, with fabric square extending equally beyond stitched lines.
  • Fuse fabric to stabilizer with Clover’s Mini Iron.

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Timesaving Sewing Tips from Nancy Zieman

Add an ironing surface under hooped stabilizer by slipping a potholder under the hoop. Slip potholder under hoop and press. Stitch a long length of fabric to potholder … as a reminder to remove potholder before resuming stitching!

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  • Embroider next stitching sequence, which stitches down Fabric Color #1.
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  • Section #2 — Align one inner triangle, Fabric Color #2 (Fire Engine), right sides together, along stitched line facing section #2; center fabric triangle.

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  • Embroider next stitching sequence, stitching fabric triangle to block.

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  • Fold fabric triangle right side up and finger press.

S!S Tip Sis Tip Logo by the Stitch it! Sisters at the Nancy Zieman Productions BlogFinger press, or use Clover’s Roll ‘n Press to quickly and easily press fabric fold.

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  • Press with Mini Iron from triangle’s folded edge and continue to press towards triangle’s point to eliminate wrinkles.

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  • Embroider next stitching sequence, stitching down fabric triangle.
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  • Section #3 — Align one inner triangle, Fabric Color #2 (Fire Engine), right sides together, along stitched line facing section #3; center fabric triangle.

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  • Embroider next stitching sequence, stitching fabric triangle to block.

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  • Fold fabric triangle right side up and finger press.
  • Press with Mini Iron from triangle’s folded edge and continue to press towards triangle’s point.

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  • Embroider next stitching sequence, stitching down fabric triangle.

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  • Section’s #4 and #5 — Repeat above process, following numbered “Map Stitching” piecing sequence on stabilizer until all inner triangle fabric pieces (Fabric Color #2 (Fire Engine) have been stitched in place.
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  • Section #6 — Align one outer triangle, Fabric Color #3 (Wagon Red), right sides together, along stitched line facing section #6; center fabric triangle.

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  • Embroider next stitching sequence, stitching fabric triangle to block.

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  • Fold fabric triangle right side up and finger press.
  • Press with Mini Iron from triangle’s folded edge and continue to press towards triangle’s point.

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  • Embroider next stitching sequence, stitching down fabric triangle.
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  • Embroider next stitching sequence, stitching fabric triangle to block.

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• Fold fabric triangle right side up and finger press.
• Press with Mini Iron from triangle’s folded edge and continue to press towards triangle’s point.

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  • Embroider next stitching sequence, stitching down fabric triangle.
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  • Section’s #8 and #9 — Repeat above process, following numbered “Map Stitching” piecing sequence on stabilizer until all inner triangle fabric pieces (Fabric Color #4 (Tangerine ) and (Fabric Color #2 (Fire Engine) have been stitched in place.
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  • Using 1/2″ Sewer’s Fix-It Tape, tape overlapping seam edges before stitching final thread color; taping approximately 1/8″ away from stitching lines.

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  • Thread needle with a thread color that contrasts from quilt block fabric.
  • Embroider final stitching sequence — a perimeter square. This stitched square provides a cutting guideline.

QQHFL68 e15887181247241Stitch Maple Leaf Appliqué Accent:

  • Stitch appliqué design following thread color sequence on color chart (from collection files); and stem if applicable.
  • Embroider first stitching sequence of appliqué accent — the positioning outline.

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  • Place appliqué fabric (Tangerine) over positioning outline, right side up, extending fabric at least 1/2″ beyond outline.

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  • Embroider next stitching sequence, which bastes down appliqué fabric.

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  • Follow color chart sequence to embroider appliqué highlights, stems, and veins.

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  • Remove hoop from machine; do NOT remove stabilizer from hoop.
  • Trim along outside edge of appliqué motif.

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  • Re-insert hoop into machine.
  • Follow color chart sequence to embroider satin stitch outline.

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  • Embroider Upper Square on Square Quilt Block with Oak Leaf Appliqué:

 

S!S Tip Sis Tip Logo by the Stitch it! Sisters at the Nancy Zieman Productions BlogEconomize on stabilizer — rehoop stabilizer with previously pieced block still attached to stabilizer – just outside hoop.

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  • Repeat instructions to create the Oak Leaf Quilt Block and Sumac Leaf Quilt Block.

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Trim Quilt Blocks:

  • Remove stabilizer/pieced block from hoop. Remove Sewer’s Fix it Tape.
  • Position block on cutting mat and align 1/8″ lines on 6-1/2″ square ruler to two corner edges of outer perimeter stitched square. Trim blocks square with rotary cutter.

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  • Rotate block, align 1/8″ lines on 6-1/2″ square ruler to opposite two corner edges, and trim blocks square with rotary cutter.
  • Note: Trimming blocks now will later assure the piecing stitching lines will be hidden within 1/4″ seam allowances.

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Seam Blocks:

  • Set machine for conventional sewing.
  • Attach a 1/4″ Quilting Foot, a Patchwork Foot, or set needle for 1/4″ seam allowance.
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  • Align block pairs, right sides together, stitch with a 1/4″ seam.
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  • With iron at a steam setting, press seams closed, and then press seams open.

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  • Use a Tailor’s Clapper along seams — the moisture in the fabric will wick into the wooden pressing tool, creating a sharp seam. It is not necessary to pound the seam, just hold the wooden block firmly. against the area after pressing.
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 Meet the Hosts of Stitch it! Sisters

Stitch It! Sisters Deanna Springer from Team Nancy Zieman Productions

Deanna Springer stitched her first doll quilt when she was just six years old. Deanna’s love for all things sewing was nurtured by her mom and grandmothers, and later in 4-H. Deanna started working for Nancy Zieman companies in 1989 and is celebrating 30 years with NZ companies. Nancy and Deanna started Nancy Zieman Productions, LLC. (NZP) in 2007. Deanna worked alongside Nancy as marketing coordinator, business manager, co-director of video production, and in product development and project design. Over 12 exciting years, Nancy, Deanna, and the NZP Team launched a new BLOG, social media channels, 40+ sewing and quilting products including tools, patterns and books. Deanna and the Team NZP are proud to carry on Nancy Zieman’s legacy by continuing to share Nancy’s love of sewing through the NZP Blog and social channels, and through the NEW! Stitch it! Sisters series. Deanna is VP of Marketing, she heads up the NZP design team, designs patterns for The McCall Pattern Company, fabrics with Riley Blake Designs, timesaving tools with Clover, and values her work and partnership with Wisconsin Public Television – co-producers of Sewing With Nancy, The Best of Sewing With Nancy, and The Great Wisconsin Quilt Show.

 

Stitch it! Sister Dana Casey from Nancy Zieman Productions

Dana Casey was inspired to begin sewing at a young age by her family of avid sewists. At age 10, with guidance from her big sister Deanna, she stitched her first small quilt in 4-H. Dana inherited her grandmothers sewing machine, in 2000, and began sewing small projects for her young children. In 2003, she started costume making for medieval and renaissance reenactments. Since then, Dana’s sewn garments for theatrical productions, weddings and special occasions. Dana has a background in retail management and human resources. Dana joined Team NZP in 2018, as marketing coordinator, and she illustrates step-by-step graphics for the NZP Blog and patterns, heads up Team NZP operations, and coordinates the educational offerings at The Great Wisconsin Quilt Show in Madison, Wis.

 

Denise Abel from Team Nancy Zieman Productions and Stitch it! Sisters

Denise Abel grew up in a family of avid sewists. As the youngest sibling, Niecy (as she is lovingly called) was inspired by her older sisters and started sewing small projects in her early teens. Although she enjoyed crafting, sewing clothing, and quilting projects, she found her life’s passion of machine embroidery – while working as a supervisor for 5 years in the commercial apparel industry creating licensed embroidered sports apparel. Denise began working for Nancy Zieman companies in 1997 in Customer Service, then as a Sewing Advisor, and later as Embroidery Product Manager – for 18+ years. She enjoyed working on the Sewing With Nancy Team developing sewing, quilting, and embroidery products – as well as embroidery collections. In September 2019, Denise joined Nancy Zieman Productions and feels right at home with Team NZP. Denise is a fun-loving teacher, who shares her love of embroidery at work and at home – which she shares with her husband David of 25 years along with their “fur-kid”, Jordy.

 

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10 Comments

  • Susan
    May 12, 2020

    The Fall Leaves Embroidery Collection is a great representation of the season with the leaf patterns and the vibrant colors. Could imagine doing this for other seasons such as summer with sand pails & flipflops or nautical themes. Winter could be represented by evergreen trees & snowmen. Spring could be presented by daffodils & bunnies.

  • Pat
    May 12, 2020

    It is good to see Denise Abel back again with stitch in the hoop quilt blocks. Her original video with Nancy got me hooked on this great way to piece and quilt. Keep up the good work, Denise.

  • Cynthia d.
    May 12, 2020

    They are all so lovely! It would be nice to do this. Unfortunately, I don’t have that kind of sewing machine. Best wishes!

  • Barb K
    May 12, 2020

    Fall leaves are such beautiful designs–such a pretty project!

  • Gail Beam
    May 12, 2020

    The Fall Leaves Embroidery collections is a lovely collections of leaf patterns and I love the idea of in the hoop quilting.

  • Carolyn T
    May 12, 2020

    I’m inspired and enlightened by your fall leaves collection and today’s video. I expect to apply these techniques when piecing together my mini quilt entry!

  • Dixie
    May 13, 2020

    Love the beautiful designs. Fall leaves are so colorful.

  • Lorraine Alves
    May 16, 2020

    Fall leaves brighten my home. Thank you for the demonstration using the embroidery machine.

  • Valerie Puleston
    July 15, 2020

    How much would the shipping be of the “Fall Leaves Embroidery Collection Book and Embroidery Designs” be to the UK, or can it be purchased iun the UK?

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