I have worked July's BOM up to the point of doing the berries. (I am so far behind.) I wanted to watch this show before tackling those 33 berries in this block. I watched the show this morning. Sue was wonderful and her techniques are great. (20 quilts a year!?!) But also the rest of the show! WOW! The enthusiasm and the way Alex and Ricky work off each other--I love this show! OK now to go make a bunch of berries.

Lorna

It was such a pleasure to watch Sue's preparation and attention to detail. I should have seen this show before beginning my BOMs. This project is such a journey and I can see it in my work. I would love to see more of her work and her timesaving, and perfecting tips.

This was a great show and I was amazed by Sue's quilts, they are beautiful, and so varied. I would love to see how she actually does the needleturn applique, we only saw her preparation, please can you get her back for another show!!

What a fabulous show. I just watched it last evening. Sue is really something, I think we all agree on that. I also looked at her blog and am thrilled about 2009's pieced quilt. Now, when am I going to find time to quilt this year's???????

Nancy in NC

Another great show! And I, too, amazed that Sue does 20 quilts a year - WOW! And I love the Mama Says quilt - another one for my to do list

Dang-Now I want a long arm.

I just watched the show. I knew I was going to love it. Sue is just marvelous and Oh my 20 quilts a year! I do berries the same way and used to do the bias bar strips and got reminded by watching her do it that it really is a good method. Well looking forward to tonite's chat.

Sue is an awesome quilter and an incredible woman. I really loved the entire show.

I loved this show. Now I want to learn to hand applique too!! Something else to add to my to do list. hehe

Sue is awesome! Love this show! WandaM

QuilterLynn wrote:
TOO FUNNY, LYNN!!!
I'm not sure but I don't think they let us have sharp scissors when we go there!!! LOL!!!

If we all make that Lilly Rosenberry quilt, we can all be in the funny farm house sucking our thumbs while somebody ELSE quilts our quilt!

I haven't been able to watch the entire show but I just had to fast forward to Sue and as Alex would say, "She blew me away". I love love love the Lily Rosenberry quilt. 1,000 circles here I come. Thank you Sue!! and I can't wait to watch the long arm segment when I get home.

Just finished watching the show and it was wonderful.

Do you think the Rodeo quilt was created the traditional way and then the horse and rider were appliqued on top. I've seen this type of technique done before (I think the last one I saw was a beautiful cat that was appliqued on top of a tradional block), but I've never known for sure how it was accomplished. The results are simply superb though.

I also enjoyed watching the long arm. If only little construction fairies would come in the middle of the night and build on a room that would allow such a beast to come home with me, I'd be all set!

JoJo