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Our TQS roving reporter, Dana Lynch, has sent us more photos from Paducah. These are the winners from the Small Pictorial Wall quilts category. They'll put a smile on your face, enjoy!

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Sadu House in Kuwait, a traditional Gulf-style home, is the setting for the preservation of stunning Bedouin textiles and household objects sure to inspire you.  Join us for a visit to this unique cultural heritage museum. To see and learn more about Kuwait be sure to watch Part I and II. Thank you to TQS member scwalanna for sharing Kuwait with us.  It has been a great journey.

Part I:  The City click here.  Part II:  Shopping Kuwaiti style click here.

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Pat Holly makes miniature quilts beyond compare, some even not so miniature (wait until you see her latest quilt). The detail and complexity of her designs is unmatched. Take a moment to enjoy some of her spectacular quilts.

To learn more about Pat and her quilts, watch Episode 608: Mastering Machine Appliqué.

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We all know that flowers supply your garden with beautiful color. But have you ever considered any of these additions to your yard in lieu of your typical "patio furniture?" The garden decorators at Alden Lane Nursery in Livermore, CA, sure know how to "dress up" their landscaping with pops of color and unusual items used in unexpected ways.

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Take a look at some of the fascinating quilts of British-born artist Kate Cox.  In her own words, "Through my work I find a way of expressing myself that I am unable to do in any other way. It is very personal to me and with it I am able to discover new things about myself and the world I live in."  See what you discover in Kate's quilts.

To learn more about Kate, please watch episode 605 - Improvisational Landscapes.  Click here to watch the show.