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Featured Quilt - Quilt Your "Blues" Away
Recently we spoke with Paula Nadelstern at the 2024 Houston International Quilt Festival about the quilts she had featured in her exhibit, Paula Nadelstern: Patternista (Sponsored by Benartex and eQuilter.com). One of those quilts was Kaleidoscopic XVII: Caribbean Blues, which was created in 1997 and is part of her continuing series of kaleidoscope quilts. This quilt was created in response to her getting through a very strenuous part of her life and coming out the other side to celebrate with a vacation.
She says, "Eight months after the broken ankle, the book deadline, the college applications, and the record-breaking New York City winter, we fell side-by-side along the edge of Cancun and watched how blues change into other blues."
If you missed our interview with Paula, watch it in full by clicking the button below. And if you'd like to learn more from Paula, watch her right here on The Quilt Show in How to Let Your Fabric do the Work with Paula Nadelstern | Antique Quilts with Julie Silber. |
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Historic Royal Palaces: Conserving a Rare 360-Year-Old Dress |
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The Conservation of The Silver Tissue Dress
From Historic Royal Palaces: "This rare historic dress known as the Silver Tissue Dress is 360 years old. Explore behind the scenes at the Textile Conservation Studio, and discover how this remarkable dress from the reign of Charles II is carefully prepared for display, celebrating the craftsmanship and beauty of a dress that has survived since The Stuarts were on the throne." |
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WeAllSew Tutorial: DesignerPlus Pet Quilt |
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Turn Your Furry Friend's Image Into a Quilt
We all love our pets, and we share that love with them every day by giving them hugs, kisses, and playtime. But that's how you show your pet you love them. How do you show the rest of the world that love? By making a quilt of your pet of course. Debbi Lashbrook at WeAllShow will show you how to create a fun quilt of your pet's silhouette using BERNINA's DesignerPlus Embroidery Software and your embroidery machine. |
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Quilt Stories with Lisa Walton featuring Libby Williamson's Quilt "Etiquette in Connecticut" |
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A Quilt's Story Told and a Studio Sneak Peek All In One
Lisa Walton, textile artist and past President of SAQA, talks to Libby Williamson to see what she does with her teabags and to hear about her quilt Etiquette in Connecticut on another inspiring installment of Quilt Stories. And stay around until the end to see her studio!!!
Learn from Libby right here on The Quilt Show by watching her in Mixed Media Design Quilts with Libby Williamson | Quilting Design with Carolyn Hock. |
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New In The Store - Kona Solids 108 Inch Quilt Back Fabrics |
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Kona Solids Quilt Back Fabric Black |
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Kona Solids Quilt Back Fabric Coal |
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Kona Solids Quilt Back Fabric Rich Red |
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Choose From Three Brand New Colors!
Simplify your quilting with 108-inch Wide Kona Solids Quilt Back Fabrics! Save time, eliminate piecing, and stop stressing about matching quilt style or color. |
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The Quilt Show Puzzle: A Handy Hexagon Quilt
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"Grammy Squares" by Lynn Wilder
Lynn says of Grammy Squares, "What could be more fun than creating a quilt that looks like one of your Grandmother's crocheted afghans without ever picking up a crochet hook! I love working with hexagons, and this design gave me lots of practice with hexagons and Y-seams. I also love English paper piecing, so I included bouquets of flowers in two of the corners. This quilt was a fabulous stash buster. Also it was fun combining many different fabrics, from reproduction fabric to more modern prints."
See more of Lynn's quilts in Block of the Month Quilt 2025 Laurel Ridge by Lynn Wilder. |
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Iron Out The Kinks
Nobody's perfect at everything, and that's okay. It takes time to learn a new skill and become good at it. As they says, "Practice makes perfect", and we here at The Quilt Show want to help you practice those new techniques you want to learn. Irons aren't always used literally, and we want to be your metaphorical iron to help you smooth out any problems you may be having. |
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