Terry Grant (Episode 1502) said that she is often inspired by photographs. Recently, Lilo's parents traveled to Peru. We think some of the sights might do the same for you.
Terry Grant (Episode 1502) said that she is often inspired by photographs. Recently, Lilo's parents traveled to Peru. We think some of the sights might do the same for you.
Jamie Fingal sent in this tutorial to BERNINA's WeAllSew.com which teaches you how to use zippers for art quilt embellishments. Jamie shows you how to sew with zipper trim and how to insert a zipper into an art quilt.
You can visit Jamie at her website here.
(Photo: WeAllSew.com)
The National Quilt Museum in Paducah is celebrating the silver anniversary of the New England Quilt Museum, Backstitch explores the changes in quilting over 25 years due to innovative tools and techniques and influential teachers. Curated by Anita Loscalzo and Laura Lane.
Also represented are commemorative quilts, reproduction quilts, pictorial quilts, and quilts for a cause.
(Photo: National Quilt Museum)
Gammill quilting artist, Gina Perkes, demostrates how to make a "no back track" feather in the Gammill booth at AQS QuiltWeek in Phoenix.
Star Members can watch Gina in Show 1005: "Twofer" the Money: Terrific Time Saving Techniques (also featuring Pat Yamin), Show 1702: Rebel with a Cause, and Show 308: Artistry on a Long arm.
Photo by Paula Doyle
TQS members PaulaDoyle and Ferret are part of a community-based project that aims to make eight quilts (four medieval-inspired and four contemporary) to celebrate the 800th anniversary of the sealing of the Magna Carta at Runnymede on June 15, 1215. This enormous project will take the good part of a year, with the goal being completion in time for the major celebrations throughout the UK, the US, and Commonwealth Nations.
Learn about the Great Charters Project.
Can't remember your English history? Learn more about the Magna Carta
Follow the project progress on Facebook.
Heat was the order of the day at the 2014 Sisters Outdoor Quilt show this year. Temperatures in the 90s saw the spectators visiting the show early while they could still keep cool. It didn't stop them however, from shopping and enjoying another amazing show of quilts from around the world.
The Quilt Alliance has announced the winners of its annual contest. This year "Inspired By" contest entries had to be inspired by a quilt documented in either The Quilt Index project or the Quilters' S.O.S. - Save Our Stories project.
They received 92 entries from the United States, Canada, Spain, Germany, Ireland, and Belgium. Click here to see all of the "Inspired By" entries on the Quilt Alliance website.
Jacqueline de Jonge (Episode 911) has created this beautiful little wall hanging (we are sharing the instructional DVD for Star members).
We know that many of you have purchased the pattern...Now we want to be nosy and see what fabrics you are using. Are you making it in brights, neutrals
or going Mod with solids?
Do you know about the Row by Row Experience? It's a new kind of shop hop with no fees, no passports, and all summer to play at the more than 1200 quilt shops that are participating.
All you have to do is stop by a participating shop to receive a free pattern for a row in a quilt. Combine your rows in any fashion to create your unique design.
Create a quilt using at least 8 different rows and be the first to bring it into a participating shop to win a stack of 25 fat quarters (6-1/4 yards of fabric!). Use that shop’s row in your quilt and win a bonus prize!
Over 1250 quilt shops are participating in 34 states and Ontario and planning fun for quilters everywhere. Although the quilt shops are organized by state, quilters have no borders. Travel, shop, collect patterns and add rows to your quilt from any area.
Click on Learn More to find out who is participating.