Debuting June 1, 2025: On the next Quilt Show, Jaimie Davis is a very talented and diverse quilter from Portland, Oregon. In her early years, she was known for her Baltimore Album quilts, but she's grown to learn and excel at a number of wildly different techniques. On the show, you'll learn a little from her past, present, and future.
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.
Debuting May 4, 2025: On the next Quilt Show, dynamic innovation with fun fabrics and shapes. Karla Alexander is back with her colorful, contemporary quilts, and she's developed this concept of improv "Littles". They're little units of patchwork that you can use in your quilts that add a splash of unexpected. Plus, learn how to make inset organic circles painlessly. Karla actually says they're fun, and she promises perfection.
Debuting April 20, 2025: On the next Quilt Show, we've got bugs on the set. Creepy, crawly bugs, but you're gonna' love 'em! Beth Cunningham is a fine artist from Texas who is elevating even the lowest of the insect world with her hand embellishments. We've never been so excited to see bugs.
Debuting April 6, 2025: On the next Quilt Show, quilt artist and teacher Phyllis Cullen loves to make fabric faces that have a story and a soul, and she's been making fabric faces for over twenty years. See the artistry of Phyllis and her incredible fabric portraits.
Debuting March 16, 2025: On the next Quilt Show, if scrappy makes you happy, do we have a show for you. We rounded up some of the superstars of scrap quilts in a Masterclass on working successfully with scraps.
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.
Debuting February 16, 2025: Here ye, here ye, on the next Quilt Show we're being visited by the Queen, the Dot Queen that is. Kyra Reps of Northwood, Iowa is the Dot Queen, and you'll know why when you see her incredible kaleidoscope mandala quilts. Even though she's only been quilting seriously for six years, her quilts are making a huge splash wherever they roam. She even dresses to match her quilts. It's over-the-top dots.
Debuting February 2, 2025: On the next Quilt Show, our guest Kate Colleran was a visitor for us a year ago, and when we learned that she had so much more to share, we invited her back. While she's known for her work with braids, she also has a lot of quilterly tricks right up her sleeves. But first, Kate will show you how to make braids when you want to vary the width of the strips without ending up with a wonky mess.
Debuting January 19, 2025: On the next Quilt Show, her experimentation with fiber, mixed media, and photographs takes her to the next level when it comes to her art in ways you've never seen before. Wen Redmond says she makes art, but then her art makes her. You don't want to miss it. She somehow stumbled across making her images holographic, and now she wants you to learn how. Then, see how Wen texturizes her images using products like molding past and Ink Aid. We were blown away with what we were seeing.
Debuting December 29, 2024: It's that time of year again. It is partner, it's time to saddle up for the 2025 Block Of the Month with quilt designer Lynn Wilder. We know you're gonna go wild about this Laurel Ridge quilt, which features the Grandmother and the Granddaughter in colorways. This heirloom quilt features both simple and complex-looking piecing and appliqué, but Lynn says that she has stress-free plans that will keep you trotting along month after month.
Debuting December 15, 2024: On the next Quilt Show, our guest, Bonnie Langenfeld, considers her art to be fabric pictures. See the amazing creations Bonnie makes with commercial fabric, glue, and a lot of thread. Bonnie will give you a "window" into her artistry, and how a few choice commercial fabrics can launch your landscape. Once she has her main shapes in place, watch her seamlessly fill in the details with thread sketching.
Debuting December 1, 2024: On the next Quilt Show, North Carolina's Lee Chappell Monroe is back, and she's helping us to understand the rainbow of color possibilities. Take a color lesson with Lee, starting with something easy like a charm pack, and sneak in a few of your favorite fabrics. Then, learn how to edit a color palette. Lee says this trick alone will bring far more color cohesion in your next project.
Debuting November 17, 2024: On the next Quilt Show, she lost her sixty-hour-a-week job during the pandemic, but then found her voice in quilting. Meet Lorraine Woodruff-Long, and see the rousing work she is doing with improvisation, commentary quilts, and creative reuse of men's shirting.
Debuting October 27, 2024: On the next Quilt Show, we're in Alex's backyard and we decided to create a show with four very diverse quilters from the Bay Area. There's a lot of quilter talent in these here hills, so instead of sharing the wisdom of just one guest, why not share the creativity of four?
Debuting October 13, 2024: On the next Quilt Show, we're going batty for batik. So much so that we're devoting an entire show to this. Meet batik fabric and pattern designer Carol Moellers, and see why eighty percent of the fabric she works with now is batik. Plus, if you haven't considered using batik for appliqué, Carol's showing you why it's the perfect choice.
Debuting September 29, 2024: On the next Quilt Show, you've heard the expression, "Art saves lives", well our guest today, Deborah Fell, is a living testament to that expression. Her quilts are stirring, and her techniques seemingly break all the rules. See how Deborah uses leftover bits and pieces to make wonderful fabric expressions.
Debuting September 15, 2024: On the next Quilt Show, her quilts are sassy, brassy, and full of femininity. Meet textile artist Kathryn Pellman and see her funky little fashionistas, which she says a a melding of her love of fashion designs and celebrating women. She'll show you how to sketch out a sassy someone with your machine. Plus, whip up a whimsical story with her word salad technique.
Debuting August 25, 2024: On the next Quilt Show, so, you've made your quilt, and now it's time for the big finish. What will you do for the binding or that edge treatment? We thought we'd put a Masterclass show together with the masters of binding, finishes, and edge treatment just for you. Learn from Sharon Schamber, Kathy Wylie, Amanda Murphy, Patricia Belyea, Bonnie Browning, Bethanne Nemesh, and Kris Vierra how to find success.
Debuting August 11, 2024: On the next Quilt Show, all the way from New Zealand, we are cooking up an inspirational show with The Gourmet Quilter. SusanClaire Mayfield is a prolific pattern and fabric designer, who literally can be found quilting almost anywhere in the world. Watch this show and experience an appetizer, main course, and dessert offering of tips and tricks that will help you blow through creative blocks and keep you happily stitching.