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Featured Quilt - Viewer's Choice Award at AQS QuiltWeek New England 2026
Flames Of Blessing Beigang Plow Cannon by Hsiu-Hui Chou received the Viewer's Choice Award (Sponsored by Rowenta) at AQS QuiltWeek - New England 2026. Hsiu-Hui says of her work, "This quilt artwork captures the vibrant energy and explosive power of Taiwan's traditional ritual, the 'Plow Cannon.' It involves heating the metal blade of a plow and igniting firecrackers and symbolizes the hope for prosperity and fortune."
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On the Set with Tina Curran and Pam Mahshie |
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Tune In For Tons of Fun This Sunday
Two types of quilts from one artist, and a heaping helping of tips from another are what's on the docket for our new show this Sunday. Tina Curran and Pam Mahshie bring their years of experience to The Quilt Show for a fun and informative hour that can't be missed. So, to tide you over until then, join us behind the scenes to sample just a morsel of what's coming your way.
Watch Tina and Pam in Whimsical Flower and Flag Quilts with Tina Curran | Fast Easy Piecing with Pam Mahshie, when it debuts this Sunday, July 12, 2026. |
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Brooklyn Museum: Brooklyn Talks - Iris van Herpen and Vanessa Friedman |
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A Conversation on Fashion and Its Future
From the Brooklyn Museum: "Iris van Herpen: Sculpting the Senses celebrates one of the most forward-thinking fashion designers of her generation. A pioneer in the use of new technologies, Van Herpen transcends conventional clothing norms while embracing both traditional couture artisanship and innovative techniques.
In this conversation, glimpse into the creative mind of Van Herpen as she is joined in conversation with Vanessa Friedman, New York Times fashion director and chief fashion critic, as they discuss creative process, inspiration, and visions for the future."
Iris van Herpen: Sculpting the Senses is on display at the Brooklyn Museum in Brooklyn, New York now through December 6, 2026.
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Dee LIVE: Piecing Outside The Lines - Week 4 - Negative Space |
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Using Negative Space
Join Dee Christopher for a fun five-week journey into the creative world of improv quilting!
Each week, you'll explore a different technique—from sewing without strict templates and creating oversized blocks to creating ombré quilts, using negative space, and mastering modern curved piecing.
Whether you're new to improv or looking to loosen up your quilting style, this series will help you build confidence, embrace creativity, and discover exciting new ways to quilt.
For the fourth week, you will be learning how to utilize Negative Space.
Dee is LIVE TOMORROW, July 11, 2026 @ 10am PST, 1pm EST, and 6pm London time. All classes are recorded so they can be viewed later. |
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It's Time to Celebrate Christmas in July and SAVE! |
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Get Your Christmas Fat Quarter Mystery Box + Bonus
Celebrate Christmas in July with a surprise you'll love! Our festive Mystery Box is packed with 10 Christmas-themed fat quarters plus a bonus 1-yard cut of white fabric — everything you need to spark your holiday creativity before the season arrives.
Save 25% with code HOLIDAY25.
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The Quilt Show Puzzle: Digging Down Deep |
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"Rooted in Color" by Carly Mul
Carly is a firm believer that we should not think in black and white, but in color and nuance, because then we get much better results in our work. Rooted in Color was inspired by Benartex' landscapes batik collection of fabrics, which were originally presented to quilters horizontally and which Carly turned vertically in her quilt to create the illusion of lines growing. The title of the quilt is represented visually by having the dark fabrics on the bottom of the quilt and having them grow into the brighter and lighter colors until they reach the white skies.
See more of Carly's quilts in How to Make a Line in Color Plus Color Collage - Carly Mul | National Quilt Museum Paducah. |
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