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Do you have a sewing machine with an extension table? Margot designed this machine cover to to fit any machine, with or without an extension table. Just remember to carefully measure your machine.
Click here to go to Margot's website, The Pattern Basket.
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Alex and Ricky are joined on the set of Episode 1504: Make It Special with Machine Embroidery, by Jeanie Sumrall-Ajero, a previous guest at TQS (Episode 507) and Connie Fanders, Director of Education for BERNINA USA.
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Episode 1504 debuts on August 18, 2014.
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Looking to add a bit of color and texture to your surroundings? We found a great solution that uses scraps from your stash, straight pins and styrofoam balls. We think these would be perfect as an accent for the holidays, or really anytime you want a splash of color. Find the tutorial here.
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It's almost time for the San Diego Quilt Show. Are you going?
September 4-6, 2014 at the San Diego Convetion Center, Hall A. Featured Artist: Sue Rasmussen.
Can't make it to the show, Star Members can watch Sue in Episode 1205: Picture This: Simplified Pictorial Piecing.
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Nina and Connie talk to you about and demonstrate the versatility of Dual Feed Feet. They're not just for quilting.
To find the BERNINA Dual Feed Portfolio, click here.
To watch other BERNINA Educational Videos, click on 
to the left of your screen.
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(Photo by Gregory Case Photography)
It's time to reserve your tickets for the next series of TQS tapings! Here's the scoop regarding location, dates, guidelines, and policies for requesting FREE tickets:
WHAT: 5 Days of Tapings (10 shows)
Two shows taped each day.
Attendance required for the entire day.
WHERE: WESTWORKS STUDIOS (New Location)
4100 E. Dry Creek Road
Centennial, CO 80122
WHEN: Saturday-Wednesday, November 15-19, 2014
Cut-off date for ticket request: October 15, 2015 or when "Sold Out"
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It's hard to keep this Texas girl down. She went on a date with Lester and he reveals all.Morning Scoop! Lester describes his date with Libby last night:
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Recently saw this photo and wondered, "You organize your fabric by color, do you organize your books by color as well?"
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10/28/2014 - 10/29/2014, The BERNINA Creative Center, Aurora, IL
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In the heat of the summer, I like to keep my meals really simple. I can keep quilting as long as I want, and then stop briefly for simple, delicious mini-meals. Its nice to have a little garden to pluck fresh vegetables from but there is lots of nice produce to be had at the farmer's markets or even the grocery store. If I have planned well, I don't have to cook more than one thing. A little chopping, a little defrosting, and bam! I've got a meal.
Here are a few things I like to keep in the freezer:
And in the fridge:
With just a few simple ingredients you have all the fixings for a number of different meals that literally require minutes to prepare.
For breakfast, I usually just reheat a scone or baked oatmeal in my toaster oven.
Try a green smoothie for lunch. With frozen strawberries, greek yogurt, water, and spinach, its delicious and refreshing. The Greek yogurt adds enough protein to make it last.
For dinner, a turkey burger on a bed of romaine leaves and fresh tomato slices--yumm! With corn on the cob on the side--cook the ear of corn in the microwave by wrapping it in a moist paper towel.
And for dessert, a melon bowl.
For more ideas, check out my healthy living blog. I love talking about food--almost as much as I love quilting!
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