Sue Nickels and Pat Holly, sisters and quilting extraordinaires, return to The Quilt Show together this week for a show jam-packed full of fun. Go on set as Sue, a master of free-motion quilting, shares new ideas for combining ruler work with free-motion quilting. While Pat demonstrates how to work with vintage silk ties, including showing a joint quilt project the sisters made using their father’s old ties.
What's in store this week on The Quilt Show? Why it's Australian quilter and teacher Rachaeldaisy, known for her fresh and eye-popping interpretations of traditional quilt designs. Go behind the scenes with us and see how she easily mixes styles, techniques, and hand and machine work with stunning results.
Mary Pal joins us this Sunday for another brand new installment of The Quilt Show. Don't know what's coming yet? Then look away if you want to be surprised. Come behind the scenes with us as we give you a glimpse of Mary's masterful use of cheesecloth in her quilts. And there's also a quick visit with Ricky, who's working on a quilt sleeve technique you won't want to miss.
This week's show features a first-time guest and a returning favorite. Go on the set with us as we visit both Patricia Belyea, the first-timer, and quilt historian and collector Lisa Erlandson, the returnee, as they prep their show full of techniques on how to work with vintage Yukata fabric, tips for quilt storage, and so much more!
What do science and quilting have in common? You'll find out this Sunday when our guest, the "Mad Color Scientist", Scott Hansen arrives to bring you a world of colorful delights. Get a glimpse of his scrappy tree-filled forest design and how to make a visually exciting one-block quilt using dozens of different fabric lines in this behind-the-scenes look. Plus, Alex sneaks her way in to show you how to decorate your storage tote for class.
David Owen Hastings and Connie Fanders join us this Sunday for a show all about design. Want a preview of what's going to happen? Go on the set with TQS and see how David shares an easy and fun technique for testing a design using paper and machine stitches, while Connie demos computerized quilting design.
Our new show debuting this week features quilt artist Rhonda Denney, who loves the challenge of trying to capture the spirit of a subject in her work, be it expressive eyes, a look, or a position. Get a behind the scenes look to see how she brings her creations to life, and stay tuned for how she brings it all together this Sunday.
Coming up this week on The Quilt Show, go behind the scenes with Cristina Arcenegui Bono and longarm specialist Denise Lopez. Cristina loves to create pictorial wholecloth quilts often depicting children or fairy tale scenes and Denise gets down to the basics of ruler work on sit-down and domestic machines. All this, and more, this Sunday on The Quilt Show!
It's almost Sunday, which means it's almost new show day. To get you pumped up for our latest, take a look to see what was going on on set that day with our featured guests Irene Blanck, our 2022 BOM designer, and quilt historian Lisa Erlandson.
This week's Quilt Show features a former IBM instructor and consultant who became a quilter after a visit to the dentist. How you may ask? Go behind the scenes of our latest show and see if you can guess how Sherri Lipman McCauley took the path from the tech world to becoming a fabulous fiber artist who makes creative and graphic improv quilts!
Who's on The Quilt Show this week? Carole Lyles Shaw, that's who! Join us behind the scenes as we get a peek at our upcoming show with Carole all about modern, colorful and vibrant improv quilts that feature her love of individualism and free expression.
Go behind the scenes this week as Maria Shell makes a return trip to The Quilt Show. Get a glimpse of what she has in store for us, including how to turn lines and triangles into squares, how to make braided curves without a ruler, and so much more. Plus, we're getting another visit from the creators of the Houston International Quilt Festival, Nancy O’Bryant Puentes and Karey Patterson Bresenhan.
Join Alex Anderson on the set of The Quilt Show as she meets our 2023 Block Of the Month designer, Sarah Fielke. Go behind the scenes as Sarah shows off Homeward Bound, the 2023 BOM, and demonstrates her way to appliqué, how to lay out appliqué borders, and how to create fabric from your stash with scraps.
Sheila Frampton Cooper’s bold work commands attention. She revels in the spontaneous, calls her work fantasy abstraction, and is not just a quilter, but also a painter, jewelry maker, and designer. Her greatest love is improvisational piecing, which we are giving you a sneak peek of today in anticipation of Sunday's show.
Our guest this week is Catherine Redford, and she has a passion for teaching walking foot quilting and hand embroidery work. Join us behind the scenes and get a glimpse as she shares how simple embroidery stitches combined with unusual materials can create textures that will dazzle.
Complex, colorful, and thousands of hand-stitched beads are Colette Dumont’s trademark when it comes to creating her award-winning quilts. Take a sneak peek at this week's show as Colette shares tips for making your own Lamé bias tape and beaded edging for a quilt. A dig through her mother’s button box led Alex to find fun and creative ways to embellish a quilt with button embroidery.
Join us behind the scenes for a look at our next all-new show with Ana Buzzalino and BERNINA expert Denise Lopez. Ana is going to show you how to create a collage of images easily in PowerPoint and explain how she embellishes fabric rocks. Plus, Denise will demonstrate a unique way of loading fabric on the longarm.
Robin Long is up next as this week's guest of honor, along with returning serger expert Pam Mahshie. Get a look at what was going on on set during their stay, and a peek at the mariner's compass and serger fun to come!
Our upcoming show features upcycling and embroidery work from some of the best, and you only have to wait till Sunday to see it. But in the meantime, here's a peek behind the scenes with Marty Ornish and Blair Stocker as they show off their respective upcycling of vintage textiles and embroidery work with gingham.
On the next episode of The Quilt Show, one quilter makes the simple look complex with ease, while the other makes computerized quilting designs using an embroidery machine a breeze. Come see what Candace Hassen and Connie Fanders got up to behind the scenes, and maybe even learn a thing or two as well.