As an award-winning writer, Lori Lee has written more than 14 books and numerous magazine articles. Her most recent book written with her sister, "Indigo Quilts," covers the history of indigo from Africa to America. Here she talks to Ricky about how she creates her indigo pieces.
IAlwaysPicktheThimble.com has a great tutorial for folding different sizes of fabrics so they can be displayed in beautiful harmony on your storage shelves...and you can do it in your pajamas!
The Quilt Alliance documents, preserves and shares the history of quilts and their makers. Here's their annual report which shares their accomplishments over tthe course of 2016.
Lori Lee Triplett gives Ricky some tips about collecting vintage quilts. She also shares her thoughts about the cleaning and restoration of antique textiles.
Lori Lee is one of the co-founders of Quilt & Textile Collections which manages the Poos Collection.
It is one of the largest privately held quilt and textile collections in the world. It is named after Martha Poos, a grandmother who quilted and instilled her love of quilts to the curator Kay Triplett (the sister of Lori Lee). Originally, the collection was compiled from estate sales and small antique shops. However, as the collection has grown, the variety of sources for the collection has grown as well.
It has a large collection of antique quilts with an emphasis on pre-1860 quilts. These vintage bed coverings can be divided into four main categories: white on white quilts, red and green quilts, indigo quilts, and chintz quilts. Some age appropriate vintage fabric is also a part of the collection.
You've seen the Pantone Color of the year (click here if you haven't) and now Robert Kaufmann is introducing their "Kona Cotton Solids 2017 Color of the Year."
While Capt'n John was wandering through Katie Pasquini Masopust's studio during taping, he came across a number of book covers. He photographed some and we tracked down a few more. Katie has written quite a few books over the years. How many of these do you have?
Some costumes are made by amateurs, some by professionals, some are actual props, and some are "actual" people, but whatever they may be, they are always interesting. Watch creativity run wild and enjoy the fascinating people and their costumes as TQS walks the floor of Comic-Con.