Daily Blog

  5

fShare

Tweet

We are now Sold Out. Thank You. 

his is a great product and we have a great price for just 2 days. We only have 90 packages and when they are gone...  Here are some features and a review from Amazon (we are cheaper). Then a YouTube to show some uses. Please hurry this is priced to run out fast at just $7.75.

  11

fShare

Tweet

TQS Member, Linda Poole (lindampoole) is a quilt artist, designer, instructor, and author of several books on quilting. She is sharing with us some sweet quilting treats she's collected for her blog. These confections are out of this world and might give you some inspiration if you need to provide dessert at your next small group or guild meeting. You will not believe what these cake decorators can do and you can't gain weight just by looking.

Linda also has a website, www.lindampoole.com, where you can order autographed copies of her books.

  11

fShare

Tweet

Ann describes her quilt as, "Capturing the essence of a courtship song and stroll through the evening plaza, this romantic quilt sings with color and stitches. Hand look digitized embroidery with cotton threads surrounds the center motif with swags of flowers. Guatemalan textiles add richness of texture to the quilt. Hand “big stitch” outer border with thick cotton threads further enhances the rustic, ethnic theme." This was the cover quilt for Quilters’ Newsletter Magazine Feb 2014.

Star Members can watch Ann in Show 2005: Free-Form Collage and Embroidery also featuring Laura Fogg.

LaSerenatabyAnnHorton - 36 Pieces Non-Rotating

LaSerenatabyAnnHorton - 100 Pieces Non-Rotating

LaSerenatabyAnnHorton - 289 Pieces Non-Rotating

LaSerenatabyAnnHorton - 36 Pieces Rotating

LaSerenatabyAnnHorton - 100 Pieces Rotating

LaSerenatabyAnnHorton - 289 Pieces Rotating

Original Photo: Mary Kay Davis

  5

fShare

Tweet

Ann describes her quilt as, "Capturing the essence of a courtship song and stroll through the evening plaza, this romantic quilt sings with color and stitches. Hand look digitized embroidery with cotton threads surrounds the center motif with swags of flowers. Guatemalan textiles add richness of texture to the quilt. Hand “big stitch” outer border with thick cotton threads further enhances the rustic, ethnic theme." This was the cover quilt for Quilters’ Newsletter Magazine Feb 2014.

Star Members can watch Ann in Show 2005: Free-Form Collage and Embroidery also featuring Laura Fogg.

Original Photo: Mary Kay Davis

  12

fShare

Tweet

Have some beautiful fabric and just can't bear to cut it up? Why not hang it on your wall? This tutorial shows you how to make fabric wall art using canvas stretcher bars, scissors, a staple gun, and the fabric of your choice. Fabric wall art looks great by itself or create your own gallery out of the entire fabric line.

  29

fShare

Tweet

Alex's prize gives you her new rotary cutter, mat and ALL the rulers. Plus get a 1 yd cut of every fabric in her new line "Mirage" from RJR Fabrics. The retail value is over $500 and you will be able to enter soon. Watch our newsletters. International Quilting Weekend is March 17-19, 2017. Introduce your friends to TQS. Series 100-1700 will be open to everyone for 3 days.

  5

fShare

Tweet

This stunning landscape quilt is just one of many of the collage quilts created by Laura Fogg. Star Members can learn her technique in Show 2005: Free-Form Collage and Embroidery, along with guest Ann Horton.

ArrivalofSpringonOrrCreekbyLauraFogg - 35 Pieces Non-Rotating

ArrivalofSpringonOrrCreekbyLauraFogg - 99 Pieces Non-Rotating

ArrivalofSpringonOrrCreekbyLauraFogg - 300 Pieces Non-Rotating

ArrivalofSpringonOrrCreekbyLauraFogg - 35 Pieces Rotating

ArrivalofSpringonOrrCreekbyLauraFogg - 99 Pieces Rotating

ArrivalofSpringonOrrCreekbyLauraFogg - 300 Pieces Rotating

Original Photo: Laura Fogg

  2

fShare

Tweet

This stunning landscape quilt, Arrival of Spring on Orr Creek, is just one of many of the collage quilts created by Laura Fogg. Star Members can learn her technique in Show 2005: Free-Form Collage and Embroidery, along with guest Ann Horton.

Original Photo: Laura Fogg

  12

fShare

Tweet

Guess who dropped by the set while The Quilt Show was filming in Denver? It was TQS Photo Man, Gregory Case. Gregory has been dealing with some health issues, but looked quite natty in his blue sweater with that twinkle in his eye. He wanted to see what kind of mischief TQS had been up to and seemed pleased with some of the exciting guests coming your way soon.

We were so happy to see you Gregory, but wonder if that Red Vine is really part of a healthy diet plan?...

(Photo: Mary Kay Davis)

  5

fShare

Tweet

BERNINA has a free eBook download highlighting different binding methods and techniques. Many of these tips work regardless of the machine; you'll want to download it today.