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Rob Appell spoke with RJR Designer Lynette Anderson at Spring Quilt Market where she shared some of her latest work.
Click here to go to Lynette's website.
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Australian quiltmaker, designer, shopowner, and teacher Carolyn Konig's favorite quilts are those of the 18th century, which she enjoys recreating in "old world" style with hand techniques and reproduction fabrics. In this episode, Carolyn shows the tools and techniques she uses to draft the medallion center for a reproduction quilt, and how she prepares and works on her hand appliqué, including a great tip for keeping it portable. Also, Alex reviews the importance of good pressing technique, including the difference between pressing piecework vs. appliqué or redwork.
Episode 1411 - Create Old World Charm with a Quilter from "Down Under" debuts on May 26, 2014.
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Anna Aldmon has made the process for creating this amazing quilt (designed by Aie Rossmann) really easy. It uses laser pre-cuts with fusible web already installed and your embroidery module (come on, you can find all the attachments). You have to see it in action.
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You'll want to take a closer look at every exquisite detail of Aki Sakai's, Blue Tone. Aki's quilt won the Coats & Clark Best Wall Hand Workmanship award at AQS QuiltWeek Paducah 2014. The quilt is based on family memories and her favorite flowers.
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Rob Appell talks to C&T Publishing author, Barbara H. Cline about her book, Diamond Chain Quilts. Barbara also demos a block from her book.
You can learn more about Barbara at her website, www.DelightfulPiecing.com, or visit her blog at http://quiltingal.blogspot.com.
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Here's another beauty from AQS QuiltWeek Paducah 2013. Love-in-a-Mist by Liz Jones, won Third Place, Large Wall Quilts - Home Machine Quilted. So yes, you can do this at home!
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Cindy's quilt has Alex trying to buy it before the auction. You'll see why she loves it....
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The TQS gang goes "on the road again" for a visit with author, designer, blogger, and self-described "scrapaholic" Bonnie Hunter, who made her first quilt using her grandmother's cardboard templates. Today, Bonnie, who still enjoys stitching on her beloved treadle machine, uses a webcam so that her followers can watch her at work in her studio!
In this show, Bonnie shares her quilter-friendly system for cutting and sorting scraps, her technique for making quick 2"-finished half-square-triangle units from strips, and her ingenious "Leaders and Enders" technique, which makes thrifty use of leftovers and thread. In addition, Bonnie shows how she builds a quilt using fabric "strings" and phonebook-page foundations, and how to play with the finished blocks.
We end with a field trip to meet Nebraska quiltmaker, author, teacher, and quilt judge Shelly Burge, who currently incorporates copper crimping in her quilts-while curating her collection of over 300 (!) vintage sewing machines.
Episode 1410 debuts May 12, 2014.
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Alex makes a quilt for Libby and it just had to have circles. So Alex pulled out the Bernina Circular Attachment and gave it a try. She her first results.
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