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The Quilt Show Newsletter - July 17, 2023

Best Friends Having Fun in a Quilt, Making Marbled Fabric with Colleen Wise, Alex LIVE: What is The Quilt Index?, Quilters Select Batting In The Store, Textile Talks - A Conversation with Libs Elliott, Join in on the Summer Project, A "Licorice" Puzzle

July 17, 2023

Featured Quilt - Best Friends Having Fun!

Today's featured quilt is Catch it, Yuri! by Hiroko Miyama and Masanobu Miyama from Japan. It won 3rd Place Pictorial at Road to California 2023. This quilt will make you smile and then shake your head in amazement as you take a look at all the designs in the background quilting.

Enjoy the scene as a little girl looks on with joy when Yuri, the big golden retriever, 
jumps to catch a ball and Ponta his friend can hardly wait his turn. Both the dogs and girl were created using fusible appliqué.

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Making Marbled Fabric with Colleen Wise

Make Your Fabric Look Like Marble Countertops

Colleen Wise walks Ricky through the process of marbling fabric in our brand new show, discussing the materials and preparation, adding paint, combing, raking and the correct way to place and remove the prepared fabric from the marbling pan.

Learn from Colleen by watching her in Learn How to Shadow on Blocks, Discharge Leaves, and Marble Fabric with Colleen Wise.

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Alex LIVE: What is The Quilt Index?

What's Going on at Michigan State University?

Wow! Thousands of quilts being put together by Michigan State University. How did it start? What is the goal? Where do the pictures come from? So much to learn and see. Join Alex on this interview with Marsha MacDowell - Curator, Folk Arts and Quilt Studies at Michigan State University.

Alex is LIVE TODAY, July 17, 2023 @ 10am PST, 1pm EST, and 6pm London time. All classes are recorded so they can be viewed later.

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In the Store - Quilters Select Batting

All of the Quality you Expect from Quilters Select, now in a Batting!

You spend so much time making your quilts, why wouldn't you use the very best batting you can? Quilters Select Battings are of the very highest quality, featuring a light scrim (stabilizer) to help prevent distortion during quilting and embellishing, and a smooth surface texture that has been needle punched for superior support. They are the perfect base for hand and machine quilting!

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Textile Talks: A Conversation with Libs Elliott

When The Tech and Craft Worlds Collide

"Join the Quilt Alliance for a conversation with quilt maker and designer Libs Elliott, creator of code-generated quilts that are randomly designed by computer processing languages. Libs will be interviewed by professor and quilt historian Janneken Smucker for the fourth season of Running Stitch, a QSOS oral history podcast produced by the Quilt Alliance. Tune in for an exciting talk about the intersection of technology, handmade craft, and of course, quilts!"

Register today and watch when this episode airs this Wednesday, July 19, 2023, at 2 PM EDT.

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The "Summer Bloom | Winter Wreath" Fun Has Begun!

Did You Miss the Kick-off to the Summer Project?

Don't worry, last Monday's LIVE with designer Robin Long is archived here for you on the site along with other instructional videos to help you complete either project successfully. Robin shows you how to strip-piece a Mariner's Compass. Did you know that strip-piecing it makes it easier to get perfect and faster to make?

Want to join the fun? Grab a Kit or a Pattern and a Fat Robin 16 Point Mariner's Compass Book & Ruler Set to create Robin Long's beautiful Summer Bloom quilt or Winter Wreath Christmas Tree Skirt. Then, hop on on over to Robin's classroom to learn how it's done.

And stay tuned, Robin has two more classes this summer.

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The Quilt Show Puzzle: Licorice Out In The Garden

"Licorice Star Garden" by Ann Petersen

Ann made Licorice Star Garden in 2007 where it won 1st Place, Innovative, Pieced, Small at the Houston International Quilt Festival that same year. It was one of Ann's first circular design quilts with the background being a bargello variation and the "flowers" being "original designs inspired by many great quilters."

See more of Ann's quilts in How to Piece Curves and Do Foundation Piecing with Ann Petersen | Adaptive Quilt Methods with Sarah Kaufman.

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