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Featured Quilt - Best of Show at QuiltNSW Sydney Quilt Show 2025
One Earth-One Chance by Susanne Cody won Best of Show at QuiltNSW - Sydney Quilt Show 2025. Susanne's quilt shares a message that rings true now more than ever, that if we don't preserve and protect it now, then it might not be there in the future. She says, "Time to sit beneath the mighty Boab and reflect. To tread lightly on Mother Earth, build ethically, live sustainably, nurture each other and our environment and hand over a thriving healthy resilient world to our children and generations to follow." |
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Dyeing Antique Linen and Lace with Wendy Richardson |
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Making The Old New Again Through Dynamic Dyeing
Meet Minnesota textile artist Wendy Richardson, whose early love of color and fabric inspired a career in textile dyeing and artwear. Her work is showcased in the National Quilt Museum, the Minnesota Historical Society, Quilt National, and graces private homes as well as public spaces—including every hospital in the Twin Cities.
In our new show, Wendy demonstrates how to breathe new life into vintage linens and laces, encouraging us to see them as blank canvases full of potential rather than old and boring. See how intricate color placement can transform a vintage piece into one-of-a-kind pieces full of excitement and magic.
Learn from Wendy, and Susan Cleveland, by watching Stitching with Heavy Threads and Braided Ribbon with Susan K. Cleveland | Lace and Linen Dyeing with Wendy Richardson. |
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Victoria and Albert Museum: Mounting An 18th-Century Silk Dress – Textile Conservation Step-by-Step |
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Taking Conservation a Step at a Time
From the Victoria and Albert Museum: "In this video, we take you behind the scenes of the Textile Conservation Studio to see how museum mounting professionals Lauren and Hannah mount and display an original 18th-century robe à la française (also known as a sack-back dress). Experience each step of the textile mounting process — from preparing the mannequin with conservation-safe materials, to supporting delicate fabrics – all ensuring the long-term care of the garment." |
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Join Dee Christopher Starting October 4 for a FREE, Multi-Week Quilting Adventure! |
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Free Class - Quilting By The Book with a Splash of Color!
Using Rainbow Quilts for Scrap Lovers as your guide, Dee will teach several quilts — and we’ll help choose which ones. Along the way, she’ll share clever techniques, color theory insights, and plenty of tips to make every block fun and approachable. |
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Jinny Beyer's Memory Match Game |
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What's your best time? Two minutes? Ten minutes? See if you can put all the blocks together in record time and learn a few things in the process by playing Jinny Beyer's Memory Match. |
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The Quilt Show Puzzle: A Sisterly Quilt |
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"Sisterhood" by Lynda Remmers and Annie Moody
Sisterhood was created as Lynda Remmers and Annie Moody's, collectively known as The Hoop Sisters, 2018 EmbroidaBlock of the Month. This spectacular two-color quilt was named Sisterhood to celebrate Lynda and Annie's first ten years in business as The Hoop Sisters.
See more of Lynda and Annie's quilts in How to Do Digitized Embroidery with Annie Moody and Lynda Remmers.
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