Photos help us tell stories, like the photos featured in this behind the scenes look will tell the story of Lesley Riley's time on set with us. Lesley is the creator of Transfer Artist Paper, or TAP, and uses it to add the photos she has taken to the quilts she is making. Get a glimpse of this fascinating process while you wait for our new show coming this Sunday.
Two quilters arrive this Sunday sharing similar, yet different, sides of the same coin. The first, Kellie Beckwith, is here to show you how she redefines traditional quilt blocks in new ways. The other, Nancy Bavor, takes those original traditional quilt blocks and quilts and helps to assess their value in her position as a quilt appraiser. Get a sneak peek at what both are up to this week in our latest look behind the scenes.
Australian artist and tutor Michelle de Groot is back this Sunday to share how to remove and replace specific areas of a wholecloth design using decolorant. How does she do it you may ask? You won't find out until the show debuts, but we're here to give you a peak behind the scenes, so see if you can figure it out for yourself. Plus, there's ruler work, koalas, and so much more! Stay tuned to see what's coming your way.
This Sunday brings us another brand new edition of The Quilt Show, and we wanted you to be the first to get a glimpse of what was happening on the set as we shot it. From a fringed edge design demo from Ricky, to the delightful quilts inspired by the photos of our guest Cindy Wiens, it's another can't miss show that is only a few days away!
The traditional and the modern come together in our upcoming show this Sunday. Go behind the scenes and see how Pati Fried pairs traditional hand-stitching with modern quilt design. Plus, Ricky is all in on his BERNINA Q-matic and demonstrates how to draw a tessellating digitized machine quilting patterns and tips for time saving edge-to-edge quilting.
What do machine quilting and half-square triangles have in common? They're what our next two guests on The Quilt Show will be teaching you this coming Sunday. Our sneak peek of this week's show finds returning guest Christa Watson sharing tips and tricks for quilting with success on your domestic sewing machine, and our very own Alex Anderson crafting a border using half-square triangles.
This Sunday we'll start featuring a fresh round of guests that will be making their debuts on The Quilt Show. First up is Judy Gauthier, who will be brining with her a set of tips to organize your scraps, cut your squares, and an assortment of quilt layouts utilizing those pre-cut squares. Watch the video and a get a glimpse of all the fun coming your way.
After some time away, Mary Kerr makes her triumphant return to The Quilt Show this week. She has come to share the rich history and traditions of vintage quilts and so much more. Go behind the scenes of our new show and get a glimpse at how to make Cracklin giftable mementos and what makes and sets Southern quilts apart from others.
Who's taking the stage this week at The Quilt Show? It's first time guest Maday Delgado, and she has a whole slew of things to show you. Want to know what they are? While we can't give everything away just yet, we can take you behind the scenes and show you some sneak peeks at her demos on both hand stitching AND improv curved piecing. Plus, see if you can figure out what Ricky is working on. Here's a hint, it involves scraps!
In this quick glimpse from The Quilt Show this Sunday, you'll learn about Cathy Perlmutter who makes non-fussy, improv-friendly, quirky quilts along with Judaic quilts. After joining a guild in the 90s, she went on to try every quilt fad. In this show, she demonstrates Cityscape quilts, Improv Log Cabin Triangle Piecing, and Judaic quilting (including how she makes an uncommon Yarmulke). Take a peek.
Two guests, one new and one returning, stop by The Quilt Show this Sunday to show you what goes on in their quilting world when they visit the set. Sue Sherman, our new guest, shows you how to achieve animal realism through various artistic methods to reflect her care and concern for the environment. Then Tracy Mooney, our returnee, stops by to give you the dish on the Potato Chip Block.
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.
It's a brand new month, and a brand new episode of The Quilt Show is almost here. Who's our guest this week? Why, it's Sheri Cifaldi-Morrill. What is she going to be teaching you? Have a look for yourself as we go on the set to see how Sheri produces paper piecing perfection. Plus, sneak a peek and see how Ricky is taking free-motion quilting to the next level without marking.
It's a double dose of nature coming your way this Sunday as two very different artists bring you their takes on nature-inspired quilts and mixed media. Go behind the scenes on this latest episode of The Quilt Show and watch as Diana S. Fox creates tree ring blocks, while Susan Dillon takes French Knot embroidery to a whole new three-dimensional level.
Join Alex and Ricky as they welcome Jen Kingwell, our 2024 Block Of the Month designer, to the set of The Quilt Show. Go behind the scenes as Jen shows off Pick a Petal, the 2024 BOM, and demonstrates hand piecing, including how to utilize templates, and how to use embroidery stitches when quilting by hand.
This Sunday, Pat Bishop will take you out of your reality and bring you into her abstract one. Don't know what that means? See if you can figure it out as you journey on to the set of The Quilt Show and get a sneak peek of what she is going to teach, along with a look at what Tracy Mooney has to show you on using pre-cuts.
You've seen small quilts before, but you've probably never seen them this small. Amy Pabst, master of the miniature quilt, makes her TQS debut this Sunday and we've got a sneak peek at all the big fun her tiny work will bring you. Plus, get a glimpse at an exciting way to do embroidery on silk from Alex herself.
On The Quilt Show this week we have one returning guest and one new one. Valerie C. White is back to talk about a product that has changed the way she approaches making her quilts, and Kate Colleran debuts with a lesson on how to stitch braids using pre-cuts from your fabric stash. Get a glimpse of both as we go on the set for behind-the-scenes fun at TQS.
What do puzzles, cityscapes, and hovering all have in common? They're all different types of quilts and quilting that we'll be exploring when Peter Byrne stops by the show this Sunday. Get a look ahead at what's to come by joining us on the set, and see if you can figure out how it works by putting all the pieces together.
Sunday's show is all about going backward. Our guest, Margaret Willingham, will be demonstrating both hand and machine reverse appliqué and we've got a look ahead for you about our show that's all about going back (It'll all make sense when you watch the show).