Ever feel like you're just clicking buttons and hoping QCT does what you want?
 
In this Quilter's Playground session, we're going Back to Basics and taking a closer look at Edge-to-Edge quilting and the Plus Levels of Automation. We'll show you how to place designs, mark your quilt, and use automation with confidence on both rolling and hoop-style frames.
 
If you've ever wondered why a design didn't line up quite right or wanted a better understanding of what QCT is actually doing, this class is for you.
 
You'll Learn How To:
• Place Edge-to-Edge designs with confidence
• Use marking tools for more accurate quilting
• Understand the Plus Levels of Automation
• Work with both rolling and hoop-style frames
• Set yourself up for smoother quilting results
 
Perfect For:
Anyone who wants a stronger understanding of QCT Automation and the confidence to tackle their next project.

Have you ever found a quilting design you love, but weren’t sure how to place it exactly where you want it?

In this Quilter’s Playground session, we’re going Back to Basics with Block designs in QMX. Unlike Edge-to-Edge designs that are meant to connect across the quilt, Block designs are standalone motifs that can be placed in specific areas like squares, triangles, circles, borders, or open spaces.

We’ll walk through how to choose, resize, and place Block designs so they fit beautifully in the areas you want to quilt.

You’ll Learn How To:

• Understand the difference between Edge-to-Edge and Block designs

• Choose Block designs for specific spaces on your quilt

• Resize designs to fit squares, triangles, circles, and other areas

• Place standalone motifs accurately in QMX

• Use Block designs to add custom details to your quilt

Perfect For:

Quilters who want to use QMX Block designs with more confidence and learn how to place standalone motifs exactly where they want them.

Want to know one of the best ways to improve your free motion quilting? Put down your sewing machine and pick up a pencil!

In this Quilter's Playground session, we'll explore how doodling, tracing, and sketching quilting designs can help build muscle memory, improve design flow, and make free motion quilting feel much more natural.

You don't have to be an artist to benefit from this class—just willing to put pen to paper and give it a try.

You'll Learn How To:

• Use doodling to improve quilting confidence

• Trace quilting designs to build muscle memory

• Test new ideas before stitching them

• Improve consistency and design flow

• Turn simple sketches into quilting designs

Perfect For:

Quilters who want to feel more comfortable with free motion quilting and build confidence one doodle at a time.