Gridlocked, created by Tula Pink and quilted by Angela Walters, is a modern representation of a Dear Jane quilt, no two blocks are the same. It was recently shown at QuiltCon.
You can read all about the quilt on Angela's blog.
Gridlocked, created by Tula Pink and quilted by Angela Walters, is a modern representation of a Dear Jane quilt, no two blocks are the same. It was recently shown at QuiltCon.
You can read all about the quilt on Angela's blog.
Margo has a great new informative video to help you paper piece your arcs for Month 3 of theTwo of Us BOM. She has also included a supplemental PDF in her classroom which will help you with your cutting and piecing.
It's here! Ricky's Gaelic Blessing kit and pattern has been released.
Ricky's variation of the Double Irish Chain is sure to make you smile because the border is integrated right into the patchwork! The central Celtic cross is an inspirational Irish icon. Ricky's quilting friend from Belfast says, "Most Celtic patterns are for smaller items like cushions or wall hangings. How wonderful to have a blessing on your bed!" Ricky promises that this easy-to-make pseudo traditional quilt will find the luck of the Irish rubbing off on you.
If you are Irish - have Irish heritage - like Ireland - like The Celtic Women - believe in Leprechauns - enjoy Guinness - wear green on March 17th - or can spell "Ireland" - no doubt you'll want to make this quilt!
The kit includes 8 yards or Ricky's beautiful hand dyed fabrics for only $149.95 - a 25% savings and the pattern is included for FREE!
Ricky has created videos to help you as you make your Gaelic Blessing quilt. They include tips on preparing your fabric, laying out and positioning your blocks, as well as, preparing your background and preparing your raw edge applique. All videos are available in Ricky's Tips for Gaelic Blessing Classroom!
This month you'll join pieced arcs to a curved edge. It's not too late to join Sue Nickels and Pat Holly in the fun and learning. Make it easy on yourself, order a kit and get started right away.
Additional help with the Two of Us can be found in Margo Clabo's classroom.
At QuiltCon, Lilo noticed a lot of iPads being used as people took in the show. What sort of technology do you use in your quilting life?
Rob Appell recently sold his quilt shop, The Cotton Ball, in Morrow Bay. Alex wants to find out what he's up to now.
QUILTCON was the inaugural international conference and show by and for The Modern Quilt Guild. The first modern quilting event of its kind, QUILTCON featured top modern quilting instructors and attracted attendees from around the world. It included a juried modern quilt show with cash prizes, vendors, lectures, workshops from top modern quilters, and more.
TQS was lucky enough to have Lilo attend the show in Austin, TX, and she brought back some fabulous photos. The colors, designs, and quilting will knock you out!
Famous Quilters help us learn more about the stitches on our sewing machines. We start with a basic stitch, but Libby Lehman gives tips even experienced sewers will appreciate.
Here are are the "lucky thirteen" winners of a prize from Marsha McCloskey. Were you one of them?
Congratulations, and remember it "pays to play!"
Coming direct from QUILTCON is In Defense of Handmade created by Thomas Knauer and quilted by Lisa Sipes.