Alex Anderson

Take a peek behind the scenes in our latest show featuring Angie E. Knowles and our own Alex Anderson.  Angie is known for her rust dyeing and screen printing.

Angie will show you how to mix and apply your own rust dye solution to fabric, and how to adapt it for screen printing. Then see how to create one-of-a-kind color block designs using silk screens.  Alex showcases the fun and versatility of wool embroidery, highlighting how embellishment stitches like drizzle and turkey work can elevate your designs.

Debuting January 18, 2026: On the next Quilt Show, meet textile artist Angie E. Knowles, who's creating her own fabric in super innovative ways. And wait till you see her rust dying, it's a whole new palette of possibilities.

Join Alex and our guest Jamie Kalvestran as they take you on a tour of the set of our latest show where they demonstrate techniques ranging from foundation paper piecing to hand embroidery. It's sure to put a smile on your face!

Debuting October 12, 2025: On the next Quilt Show, witness the bold artistry of Jamie Kalvestran. By day she designs textiles you can buy or make quilts with. By night, she creates art that unleashes her soul. Join us on an insightful journey as Jamie helps you think like an artist.

This Sunday we are joined by Jane Haworth, portrait quilt maker and collage background enthusiast, and she'll be sharing how she produces both with skill and ease. Plus, Alex is going to show you how to block a quilt, even when it tries to "block" you. But you don't have to wait for the weekend to get a sneak peek of all these great things to come, as you can join us on the set to the inside scoop before everyone else.

Debuting May 18, 2025: On the next Quilt Show, sit, stay, and learn about how to make an exciting pet portrait by quilt artist Jane Haworth. Jane grew up in England, and amassed an impressive stash while working in fabric-related careers. But when she discovered fabric collage after moving to the United States, it was like finding a favorite squeaky toy, she couldn't leave it alone.

Ann Feitelson joins Alex this week on an all new Quilt Show. What is Ann bringing to the table? Why, lessons on color sequencing and how to create half circles of course. Plus, Alex didn't want to sit this one out and explains why your quilt backs are just as important as their fronts. Join us on the set with these two as we dive into another creatively entertaining session of TQS!

Debuting March 2, 2025: On the next Quilt Show, if you were ever curious about how three art degrees might impact the work of a fiber artist, you do not want to miss the unforgettable art of our next guest, Ann Feitelson. Her work is breathtaking, and she says each piece takes her up to a year to complete. Ann shares how to create mesmerizing half circles with radiating stripes. Plus, how does she create glow and flow in her colorful works? It looks complex, but she's breaking it down for you.

Come and join Betty Ford-Smith as she visits The Quilt Show and brings with her a series of lessons stacked in tradition. Go on the set with us as we bring you a sneak peek of Betty's work and how she creates Pinecone Quilts. Plus, watch as Alex brings us a demonstration featuring her newfound love for Kurumi buttons.

Debuting February 18, 2024: On the next Quilt Show, our guest Betty Ford-Smith first learned about and fell in love with pinecone quilts from a 92-year-old quilter in her community. And now, she can't stop making them. Learn the traditional way to make a pinecone quilt.

Debuting December 3, 2023: On the next Quilt Show, we are going to introduce you to a wonder from West Virginia, Amy Pabst. Amy is sweeping up awards with her remarkable quilts featuring miniature log cabins and micro-piecing. How does she make such tiny blocks? Well, Amy shares her special tools and materials.