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Originally posted by dfrank27Originally posted by ferretOriginally posted by dfrank27I just reread my last post on this thread and I thought - wow that sounds harsh! That isn't how I intended it. I want to apologize. My intention was to encourage you to have fun and break rules.
Maybe I need a nap!
Ferret
P.S. can I blame you when I get caught breaking the rules
Diane
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Originally posted by ferretI really enjoyed watching it, but having read the posts here I feel like I watched a different movie
I loved hearing a bit of background to the quilts and seeing details that don't come out in photographs.
Mostly I was interested in the mechanics of things. How the quilters design, how they ship their quilts (and that they worry about doing it). How the quilts are handled at the show (I have to make quilts that can be folded without damage). How the judges see the quilts, which leads me to thinking it is a lottery more than ever. If a quilt is going to be paraded like that is it better to have a smaller quilt that will hang and show all it's features for example? Just seeing how quickly the judges made their decision leads me to feeling there is a lot of luck in the process.
For me it was a great learning experience, so thank you, as for the controversy, yeah and? I get it a lot, so my quilts are useless, I like them and I am going to keep making them. I'd love to be able to hand quilt but my hands and shoulders don't like it at all, so I will do what I can and have fun.
Ferret
I agree with you Ferret, I thought that luck (and the judges personal taste) rather than if the quilt was technically well made etc - it all seemed a bit hit or miss. Very subjective, but interesting all the same to watch.
I did enjoy watching the show though, and one day maybe in my lifetime I would like to make it to a Houston or Padducah show. Even our largest show here in the UK is not even a fraction of the size of those shows. It would be totally overwhelming for sure.
It is a shame that the hand quilters were portrayed in the way that they were, as I am sure that not all hand quilters feel that way. Like you Ferret my wrists can't handle the hand quilting. We'll just stick with the longarms instead !!!!
Janette
The songs were fun too.
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Hey, I rewatched Stitches and was looking at Caryl Bryer Fallert's segments. She was shown working on one of her designs using some kind of software. I wrote her an email and asked her what software she was using. She responded immediately and told me she was using CorelDraw graphics suite. We had a few back and forth emails.
I already had CorelPainter 11, which I love, but I needed something more vectorly (is that a word).
So I ordered the software. It came and my computer won't read it, but my sons tell me it's the dvd reader I have, and they will help me fix it. It can be read on my son's computer :roll: so I don't think replacing the disc will make any difference. So now I have to wait until my oldest son can get over here with something he thinks might make it work. Oh sigh. I hope he can make it work.
But anyway, in the process I found out what a delightful woman Caryl is, that she is the same age I am, and that she runs some really interesting workshops there at her home in Paducah. Take a look on her website. http://www.bryerpatch.com/
"Neglect not the gift that is within you..." -1 Timothy 4:14
Betty Jo
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Originally posted by pam7040Janette, welcome to the forum. It's great for exchanging information, getting advice and getting to know people. It's good to meet another UK member. :-) Pam
Thanks for the welcome. I had not even realised that the forum existed. I subscribe and have watched every single episode of every series and wait patiently for the next one each fortnight. They are great !! so I should have seen the forum by now !!
To introduce myself I am a longarm quilter here in Colchester, but have been patchworking for many years before I started to longarm !! Although since starting longarming for customers, I don't get as much time for my own stuff anymore.
Thanks again for the welcome
Janette
In leafy Berkshire, south of England.
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Originally posted by JETTYOriginally posted by pam7040Janette, welcome to the forum. It's great for exchanging information, getting advice and getting to know people. It's good to meet another UK member. :-) Pam
Thanks for the welcome. I had not even realised that the forum existed. I subscribe and have watched every single episode of every series and wait patiently for the next one each fortnight. They are great !! so I should have seen the forum by now !!
To introduce myself I am a longarm quilter here in Colchester, but have been patchworking for many years before I started to longarm !! Although since starting longarming for customers, I don't get as much time for my own stuff anymore.
Thanks again for the welcome
Janette
Janette,
So nice to see another longarmer here!
from the beautiful Hudson Valley of NY
Gammill Classic Plus w/IQ
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I watched Stitched yesterday afternoon and I loved it. I hope it makes it to the "big time" so more people will realize that quilts are more than something to sleep under. Not that sleeping under a quilt isn't a good thing! I made a bronze that looks like a Lone Star. I made at the Shidoni foundry in Santa Fe, New Mexico. It is very different. I once had an idiot man say to me when I told him I made bronze quilts "Aren't they heavy to sleep under?" I replied "yes" and I walked away. I didn't need to hear his nonsense. So, my hope is for "regular" people to see this movie and maybe get a little understanding of the work, time and art involved in all quilting.... machine or hand. I'd like to thank TQS for getting this movie for us to see. And thanks to all the TQS friends who understand. geneva in Lincoln, CA.Geneva
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I found it a fascinating story about 3 wonderful quilters. The controversy between art quilting and traditional hand quilting was interesting to hear and to think about. I understand where the traditional quilters are coming from, but we all need to make room for new ways of creating quilts. How would those traditional quilters react to "paper quilts"???? Thanks so much for offering us a "free" view!
Nancy Burkhalter
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I finally had the chance to watch the movie "Stitched", it really is eye opening to see the behind the scenes of any process but this was fascinating. I lurk in the shadows of "Art Quilting" only cause I lack the confidence, patience, and at times I think the creativity to try. I am traditional in my quilting, and therefore I can understand the feelings/thoughts of traditional quilters. Quilting is artsy by any standard today and I appreciate the work, effort, thought that goes into any quilt. I am truly looking forward to Houston this year for many reasons, Thanks for listening, Pat
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Here are two of the blocks. It’s the wing on the right that is not correct. I followed the directions you had on the...
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Month 1 completed. Thank you so much for all the tips and tricks from Lynne and Barbara. A goal for me this year is to...
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It would help to see photos
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I am having a problem with my flying geese. I have followed your directions for trimming. The left side of the block is...
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Pat I was just thinking maybe some additional applique would look good on your quilt. Did not have time to work up a good...
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Wing Clipper II works well too, easily available at the Quilt Show store. Watch my January 3 LIVE and see my Month 1 Bl...
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I finally got around to getting my blocks sewn. I'm sending a photo of my fabrics using the number of fabrics needed for...
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I misread the instructions and made way too many of the border blocks. Ended up letting it snake around to use more of...
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I think every 1-1/4”x 2-1/2” Flying Geese Bloc Loc Ruler in the entire world has been sold! Does anyone know where to...
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Pat, They should work great. It is so much fun to see how the different mock ups look.
How about one with the medium... -
Helen, not flannels. Mixed but commercial prints and a majority batiks....
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Pat, Hard to believe how different Laurel Ridge looks in your deer quilt. Very pretty. I am looking at your fabrics. Are...
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I was really excited to see the coloring page. I've had a long-term project that I was getting closer to being ready to...
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