Daily Blog

  0

fShare

Tweet

Hey everyone - we are moving!!! That is right - September taping will take place in Boulder Co - We LOVE La Veta and will miss her - but as everyone knows, with time comes change. We are very excited our new adventure and are very pleased that our entire team will stay intact - Why, you are probably wondering - Well, it has been a life dream for Ricky and Justin to build a retreat center on their property outside of La Veta (Autumn Rock) and in order to realize this dream - steps needed to be put in motion. Interested in a fabulous facility (the TQS studio) in La Veta? We know of a place for sale.

  0

fShare

Tweet

"Feathered Stars" by MNQuilter

Try as we may to make sure to list the correct artist with a piece of work, we occasionally make mistakes.  Say it aint so!  We included this beautiful Feathered Stars quilt in the newsletter today, but listed the wrong artist.  We apologize for the error.  The actual quilter should have been listed as:  MNQuilter.

  0

fShare

Tweet

Click on the Picture for a Quick Tour of TQS

Alex and Ricky host a quick tour of TQS.  This video was made to introduce people inquiring about the site and new members to some of the features at TheQuiltShow.com. 

  0

fShare

Tweet

A couple of weeks ago we let you tell the story of how Libby broke her ankle. We figured it was time to reveal the less than fantastic story of how it happened. Libby had gone to collect our dinner so we could all eat prior to my concert. She had one more thing in the car to get but this time she slipped on the wet grass and down she went. Alex began helping her put ice on her ankle. Libby said she was not in much pain (although, I know Libby and she's tough - so she wouldn't admit it if she was). Finally, we encouraged her to go to the emergency care to have it looked at. Alex did the deed and drove her there. Yes, a fracture.

The next day Libby was put into a temporary cast and still made it back to the seminar in time to teach her sessions - from a wheel chair!!! What a trooper!

Libby had to cancel a few visits to Bernina shops, but she is home now sewing like crazy. There is no need for surgery - thank goodness - and she'll be out and about in no time with a stack of new quilts in tow!

Let's hear it for Libby!!!! Give her your best wishes by commenting here.

  0

fShare

Tweet

Click on Picture to Go to the Original Blog

You should always be ready to see the talent around you.  Oh, and have your camera charged up.

  0

fShare

Tweet

John Flynn is an inventor as well as a quilter.  His MultiFrame is very clever.   This video is a full look at the system.  For some quilting action and some tips, slide forward to minute 19:00.  Take a look.

  0

fShare

Tweet

We received a letter the other day from a member after she viewed one of the Quilt Festival slideshows. She wondered if there were any traditional quilts at the shows. The answer is yes. Here is a slideshow from the Pacific International Quilt Festival 2008.

If you have the time, turn off the automatic changer and flip through manually. I picked a long music piece so you won't have the music constantly repeating.

  0

fShare

Tweet

On the first day of market we run from school house to school house and then sales meetings. At school house a company has the opportunity to share with store owners how to best maximize their product. The schoolhouses run about 30 minutes back to back. Imagine if you were the store owner having to make SOO many decisions in a short amount of time. This market I am here with Accuquilt and P&B textiles. After my three school houses I went to the P&B sales meeting to show my new line, Always and Forever (the 4th generation toile) - BUT at this meeting P&B shared this new packing idea of fabric combined with a free pattern - the discussion was, does cute sell? I say YES! What do you think?