Picture three heirloom quilts with your stitching in every feather. One hangs in your sewing room, one comes out every Christmas, and one goes to someone you love.
That’s what the Ada Medallion is for. I named this design for my grandmother Ada, the seamstress who taught me to sew. The feathers, scrolls and big round center are already printed on each panel. You stitch right on the lines, then fill the open background your way. No staring at a blank quilt wondering where to start.
Everything you get:
- All three Ada Medallion panels: Versailles, Christmas Joy and Royal Plum, each about 42" x 36", custom printed and shipped to you ($165 value)
- The Ada Medallion video course: 17 lessons where I quilt the design step by step, from basting to the last background fill. Yours for life. ($59 value)
- The Ada Medallion Workbook: my tension checklist, traceable feathers, daisy, orange peel and teardrop meander to practice on paper first, plus your progress tracker ($24 value)
- Mastering Machine Tension course, free ($35 value)
Total value: $283. Yours for $179.
What you’ll come away with:
- Three finished whole-cloth quilts you’ll be proud to hang or give
- Feathers that look the same from one side of the quilt to the other
- A plan for every open background, so you always know what to quilt next
- Skills you’ll use on every quilt after this one
About the videos: You’ll see me quilting my newest panel, Winter Bliss, which is coming this winter. It’s the exact same Ada Medallion design, just in different colors, so you can follow along line for line. I also made a short video for each of your three panels, showing anything I’d do differently for its colors.
The course is filmed on my longarm, and you can follow along on a longarm or a domestic machine. It’s for quilters who already know the basics of free motion quilting.
Shipping: Your panels are custom printed, then packed and shipped by me and my daughter. Please allow up to 30 days (it’s usually much sooner). Your courses and workbook arrive by email right away, so you can start watching and tracing while your panels are on the way.
There’s no wrong way to quilt these panels. Just get them done and enjoy them.
See you at the machine,
Jackie