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Sheila Frampton Cooper had just started quilting less than 2 years before she made this quilt. It was in a special exhibit juried by Ricky Tims and was placed right across from the TQS booth at Road to California. Alex knew Sheila as Zoombaby on our site and loved her and her work. The quilt, Sunset Cinema, came home after the show was over.

Sheila is featured in Show 1306. Star members can watch her no-pin curved piecing.

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Teri Cherne's fabulous New York Beauty quilt, "Rays of Hope," won 2nd Place Emerging Entrants at the MQX Quilt Festival New England 2014.

Star Members can watch Teri in Show 2011: Building with Details, Interest, and Finishes.

RaysofHopebyTeriCherne - 35 Pieces Non-Rotating

RaysofHopebyTeriCherne - 99 Pieces Non-Rotating

RaysofHopebyTeriCherne - 300 Pieces Non-Rotating

RaysofHopebyTeriCherne - 35 Pieces Rotating

RaysofHopebyTeriCherne - 99 Pieces Rotating

RaysofHopebyTeriCherne - 300 Pieces Rotating

Original Photo: Mary Kay Davis

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Teri Cherne's fabulous New York Beauty quilt, "Rays of Hope," won 2nd Place Emerging Entrants at the MQX Quilt Festival New England 2014.

Star Members can watch Teri in Show 2011: Building with Details, Interest, and Finishes.

Original Photo: Mary Kay Davis

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Julie Cefalu, The Crafty Quilter, has a fun, free pattern for making an Amish Mini Quilt that works beautifully as a table topper. She includes an option to add applique to make it a quilt for the holidays as well. And she even gives you tips on how to use quilt stencils.

You can learn more from Julie in her TQS Classroom, Tips, Tricks & Techniques. Click here to visit the classroom.

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Congratulations to Kathy McNeil. She had two 1st Place quilts at Paducah 2017 (you will see the other one soon). This 58"x43" quilt "Best of the Northwest" was quilted on a stationary machine. She used a variety of techniques: Hand Appliqué, Free-Motion Quilting, Tsukineko Inks, Interfacing, and Machine Piecing.

Want to learn some of Kathy's techniques? There is a FREE Online DVD Class by Kathy for Star members. Take a look.              

Did you miss the 2nd Place and 3rd Place Quilts?     

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Teri's quilt, "Let's Do the Dresden Twist," is a multiple award-winning quilt, including Second Place in the Large Quilts - Longarm Machine Quilted category at AQS QuiltWeek® in Lancaster, PA 2015 and Honorable Mention in the Merit Quilting, Machine--Frame category at Houston 2015.

Star Members can watch Teri in Show 2011: Building with Details, Interest, and Finishes.

LetsDoTheDresdenTwistbyTeriCherne - 36 Pieces Non-Rotating

LetsDoTheDresdenTwistbyTeriCherne - 100 Pieces Non-Rotating

LetsDoTheDresdenTwistbyTeriCherne - 289 Pieces Non-Rotating

LetsDoTheDresdenTwistbyTeriCherne - 36 Pieces Rotating

LetsDoTheDresdenTwistbyTeriCherne - 100 Pieces Rotating

LetsDoTheDresdenTwistbyTeriCherne - 289 Pieces Rotating

Original Photo: Mary Kay Davis

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Teri's quilt, "Let's Do the Dresden Twist," is a multiple award-winning quilt, including Second Place in the Large Quilts - Longarm Machine Quilted category at AQS QuiltWeek® in Lancaster, PA 2015 and Honorable Mention in the Merit Quilting, Machine--Frame category at Houston 2015.

Star Members can watch Teri in Show 2011: Building with Details, Interest, and Finishes.

Original Photo: Mary Kay Davis