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July 30, 2010 02:49 am
 
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For the Love of Turkey Red
July 13, 2010
 
Feathered Star by TQS member Denise-nh For the Love of Turkey RedBy Lilo Bowman Can you imagine spending 25 days working at the most tedious and foul-smelling process just to obtain the color red for a piece of fabric? What is it about this particular color that captured the imagination, admiratio ... (Click to Read)

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Pam Holland: A Teacher's View of Quilt Festival
May 28, 2010
 
Pam Holland takes us with her as she teaches and views quilts at the Chicago Quilt Festival. Click the picture to go to the large screen and start the video.  You will love the trip. ... (Click to Read)

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Master of Thread Artistry: Ted Storm
May 10, 2010
 
Master of Thread Artistry:  Ted Storm by Lilo Bowman Ted Storm, winner of the 2007 Robert S. Cohan Master Award for Thread Artistry at the International Quilt Festival in Houston, took a few minutes out of her busy schedule to chat with The Quilt Show about her early introduction into the wor ... (Click to Read)

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Ferret Interview
May 01, 2010
 
We asked Ferret, a fabulous quilter from the UK, a few questions when we were designing her video.   Here, basically unedited, are her answers.   To view the video and see photos of her quilts, just click here.  Enjoy!   What is your background in sewing/design? My backgroun ... (Click to Read)

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The Textiles of Sadu House
April 19, 2010
 
The Textiles of Sadu House by Lilo Bowman Quilters hold meetings in all sorts of places: churches, member homes, schools. I even have heard of a group of quilters in Alaska who meet in a local bar/diner! Generally, as long as there is enough light and space, most of us don’t give t ... (Click to Read)

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Pam Holland in Teotitlan, Mexico - Part 2
April 09, 2010
 
  Who else but Pam Holland could create such an inspiring video about color?  But that's not all Pam puts into this video.  Where else can you see a blind potter--watch how he "irons," a donkey with a pedicure, weaving, classes, and museums.  Of course, let's ... (Click to Read)

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The Subtle Elegance of Whitework
March 29, 2010
 
1818 Bedspread by Ann Vanderveer.  1998.0501 Courtesy of Winterthur Museum The Subtle Elegance of Whiteworkby Lilo Bowman Candlewicking, or whitework, has been around for as long as women have taken thread to woven fabric. It seems, like most styles of threadwork, to come and go with the ... (Click to Read)

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Pam Holland in Teotitlan, Mexico - Part 1
March 26, 2010
 
  Join Pam Holland as she goes on another adventure and spends "A Day in Teotitlan."  Watch as she shows us the colors, textures, and patterns of the city.  They'll surely inspire your quiltmaking.  Of course, there is quilting on display with astounding embr ... (Click to Read)

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Mary Anne Jordan: Magnifying Everyday Life with Fabric and Color
March 01, 2010
 
Old Meets New with Fabric, Color, and Paintby Maureen Ose This is the first article in a series entitled “Perspectives on Quilts and Quiltmaking” from the International Quilt Study Center & Museum. It takes “the long view” of quilts and quiltmaking expression. Explo ... (Click to Read)

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Pam Holland Video - with Suzanne Gummow
January 02, 2010
 
It's time for art class as Pam Holland introduces us to Australian art teacher and quilter, Suzanne Gummow.  Be sure to write down the 3 P's.  Following the 3 P's would be a great New Year's resolution. Click on the photo to start the video ... (Click to Read)

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The Art Of Sashiko
December 28, 2009
 
The Art of Sashiko by Lilo Bowman "Use it up, wear it out, make do, or do without".  This phrase is very familiar to those who grew up during the 1930s and 40s, when every useful item was saved, re-used or refashioned until it literally wore out.  A child visiting a grandparent's home mi ... (Click to Read)

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Ukrainian Folk Arts Come Alive--Again
December 07, 2009
 
Ukrainian Folk Arts Come Alive--Again by Lilo Bowman It isn't often that a person walking by the TQS booth at Quilt Fesitval will make us stop dead in our tracks.  Usually we are preoccupied with the work at hand.  But, when we saw the elegantly dressed Svitlana Dolesko, we just had to l ... (Click to Read)

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Pam Holland in Birmingham, England
November 22, 2009
 
Talented quilter and videographer, Pam Holland, takes us up close to the quilts at the Birmingham, England Quilt Show.  You can play this on full screen by clicking the icon with the 2 arrows next to the sound icon.  Also, you are invited to send any of Pam's videos by email to a friend wh ... (Click to Read)

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One Woman's Mission
November 17, 2009
 
Photo courtesy of Baba Blankets One Woman's mission to help the Women of Africaby Lilo Bowman The greatest change often comes when one person decides to follow their dream. Names such as Ghandi or Martin Luther King represent the epitomy of this idealism.   Often it only takes that individual ... (Click to Read)

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For the Love of Toile
November 06, 2009
 
For the Love of Toile by Lilo Bowman Toile, or "cloth" in French, has been embraced by interior decorators and clothing designers (and--more recently--quilters) since the 1700s. Inspired by the demand for the exorbitantly priced printed cotton fabrics of India, Irishman Francis ... (Click to Read)

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The Tentmakers of Cairo
November 02, 2009
 
"In the tomb of PrincessIsinkheb was found an entiretent- its inside lined withanimals and flowers, the blueceiling studded with appliqued stars..."Join Pam Holland as she once again lets us take a peek into another world as she visits with the Tentmakers of Cairo.  Pam was at the Australian Qu ... (Click to Read)

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Visit France with Pam Holland
October 11, 2009
 
Pam Holland is back!  She has been very busy traveling the world.   Watch as she takes us to France and shows us the fabrics, the designs and the views from the Eiffel Tower. Click on the picture to start the video. ... (Click to Read)

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Quilting Pioneer: Jean Wells Keenan
August 24, 2009
 
"Paradise in the Garden" by Jean Wells "Cottage Quilt Industries" Become Big Business in Late 20th Century: Jean Wells Keenan of Sisters, Oregon By Karen B. Alexander Quilting in the 20th century has touched many lives in profoundly different ways. Some quilters have even gone on to create a bus ... (Click to Read)

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Quilting Pioneer: Ruby Short McKim
July 27, 2009
 
The Jolly Circus Quilt Ruby Short McKim, July 27, 1891- July 1976 by Karen B. Alexander "What is the compelling fascination of quilts?" is a question I hear frequently once someone discovers my passion for quilt history. One of the reasons I give is because quilt history is a natural vehicle for ... (Click to Read)

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Grandmother's Legacy Part I, II, III, IV
July 01, 2009
 
Every quilt artist approaches a new piece in a method that best suits them personally.  Some map out the entire design before ever cutting into fabric.  Others have an idea, but just dive in letting the quilt speak to them as they go along. No matter what the technique, being abl ... (Click to Read)

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Pam Holland--Eye on Paducah
June 27, 2009
 
Paducah is a very special event.  Every year 35,000 quilters descend on this quaint town in Kentucky, USA.  It was an eye-opening experience for our travelling Australian quilting teacher.  Here is a fun review of events through Pam Holland's eyes. Just a reminder that Pam ... (Click to Read)

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Quilting Pioneer: Merikay Waldvogel
June 07, 2009
 
Photo by Karen Alexander Like so many who were lured into quilting in the 1970s and 80s, it was often a serendipitous occurrence that attracted future quilters at that time. Many who answered the call were already weavers or knitters and seamstresses, but not quilters.  Enter stage left - Meri ... (Click to Read)

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An Exerpt from The Quilt: A History and Celebration of an American Art Form
June 01, 2009
 
Quilts are an excellent medium for telling a story that is nearly too grand for words.  Quilt blocks can act as chapters in a book facilitating the maker's story, and encouraging the viewers to investigate further.  One such quilt, the Oklahoma History Quilt, was donated to the Oklahoma H ... (Click to Read)

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Pam Holland--A Cuppa with Martha
May 23, 2009
 
Pam Holland reminds us that it's the people and their stories that make us what we are: "Martha's fabric shop in Ruidoso, New Mexico, USA is a haven for those who love fabric.  Martha has been selling fabrics to the public for more than 46 years. I've visited the shop several times and I just ... (Click to Read)

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Bets Ramsey Fiber Artist, Teacher, Quilter, Curator, Author
May 11, 2009
 
Hazel Carter, Founder of The Quilters Hall of Fame and Bets Ramsey 2005 Inductee.  Photo courtesy of Sue Jones "Meeting Bets Ramsey for the first time, you might not immediately grasp that this quiet gracious woman is a serious artist and scholar. Instead of engaging in self promotion, she let ... (Click to Read)

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Pam Holland: A Quilter in Israel
April 29, 2009
 
Pam Holland, the traveling quilter, recently visited Israel.  She brings us a collection of images and views through quilts, textiles, pottery, jewelry and clothing.  As usual she sees designs and colors all around her.  And now you will see them too. ... (Click to Read)

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The Use of Needle Crafts in Occupational Therapy
April 06, 2009
 
The Use of Needle Crafts in Occupational TherapyBy Stephanie Bergmann, OTR Occupational Therapy began around the "Time of Enlightenment"(18th century) with the treatment of mentally ill patients.  Having an individual there to engage patients in purposeful activities that were of value to ... (Click to Read)

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William R. Dunton: Quilt Collector, Author, Psychiatrist
March 29, 2009
 
William R. Dunton (1868-1966) Quilt Collector, Author, Psychiatrist   It's hard to realize just how many years have passed since I saw my first exhibit of Baltimore Album Quilts at the Baltimore Museum of Art in the early 80s. I was new to quilting at the time but loved appliqué and ... (Click to Read)

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Pam Holland in Dubai
March 24, 2009
 
Pam Holland: Sharing Quilting Around The Globe----It seems that if asked, Pam Holland, our roving video reporter, will pack a bag and travel to the farthest-flung regions of the world to spread the love of quilting. Just back from a teaching stint in Dubai, United Arab Emirates, Pam s ... (Click to Read)

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Ruth Finley: Quilt Collector, Journalist, Feminist
February 23, 2009
 
Red Green 4-block Quilt, possibly 1850_photo source Internet Auction06 Ruth Finley: Quilt Collector, Journalist, Feminist by Karen Alexander "At the time of her death, Ruth Finley was eulogized for her career in journalism, her feminist activities and her political and civic work; but today she i ... (Click to Read)

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A Photo Journal of Africa
February 19, 2009
 
Click on Picture to start the video. Pam's latest offering gives us a view of African landscapes, local colors, and of course quilts.  We recommend that you keep the cursor over the play/pause button, as you will want to view some of the scenes a little longer.  Or maybe wait until the se ... (Click to Read)

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The Brushstrokes of a Quilter: Gail Thomas
January 26, 2009
 
Alex practicing her sewing skills.  Alex, stubborn as always, has her back to Grandmother. When Alex gave her speech and slide show at The Silver Star Awards event at the Houston Quilt Show last fall, and I saw the childhood images of her with her sister, Sidney, and their Grand ... (Click to Read)

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Florence Peto (1881-1970)
January 26, 2009
 
"Calico Garden Crib Quilt" (49" x 39") by Florence Peto,1950 Pieced appliqued and quilted cotton.  Shelburne Museum permanent collection. Photo courtesy Shelburne Museum.    Today it's hard to realize how little quilt history was available before the influence of our early 2 ... (Click to Read)

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An African Adventure Part I-Pam Holland
January 22, 2009
 
Click on "Click to Read" to find the video link. Our roving reporter, Pam Holland, takes us with her to South Africa.  This week, in Part I we join in the joy of quilters all over the world.  As we start this new year, you will be reminded to "Brighten the corner where you are". ... (Click to Read)

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Quilting in Haiti
December 02, 2008
 
Quilting in Haitiby Jo Van Loo When was the last time you walked into your studio to work and had to remember to fire up the charcoal stove in order to have the iron ready to press fabric for your project?  Many of us may remember our mother or grandmother working in this time consuming and da ... (Click to Read)

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Aussie Rhapsody by Helen Godden Cont.
October 21, 2008
 
I have added the same embroidery stitch on to the snake as the edges of the original shapes, the dotted line stitch.  I used a variegated thread that changed only every 12".  It had colours grading from yellow to orange to red, hot pink and bright purple.  Although I am a fan of brigh ... (Click to Read)

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Project Linus Finds Solution for Bulk Cutting and Accuracy
October 14, 2008
 
Mary Balagna is vice president of Project Linus, an organization that makes quilts and handmade blankets for children who are seriously ill, traumatized, or otherwise in need throughout the nation. In her work from Bloomington, Illinois, along with president Carol Babbitt, she serves more than 60,00 ... (Click to Read)

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Aussie Rhapsody by Helen Godden Cont.
October 07, 2008
 
Around the last ribbon of my quilt, on the red, I have stitched my spirit people who appear regularly in my quilts as spirits of the land or reminders of people or civilizations past.  They are much like a continuous chain of paper dolls like the ones we cut from paper as kids.  Here I hav ... (Click to Read)

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Melinda Bula
October 03, 2008
 
Melinda Bula     At 19 years old, Melinda was studying art in college and had her first job in a fabric store. It seemed a lot of customers were coming in for fabric for quilts. Why not make a quilt? Her great-grandmother was a quilter and she had been designing and working with fabric ... (Click to Read)

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Joen Wolfrom
October 03, 2008
 
Joen Wolfrom     Joen is a great quilting teacher because she started as a teacher. Joen has been in the elementary classroom, worked with learning-disabled students and as a teacher/consultant for gifted students. But how did quilting get into the picture? The same way as for many ... (Click to Read)

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Aussie Rhapsody by Helen Godden
September 29, 2008
 
"Whilst in La Veta in March 2008 with my 3 Sisters, in amongst our work and laughter creating our 2nd collaborative quilt, we had permission to dig through Ricky's scrap box and fossick (rummage) through the studio shelves amongst the odds and sods in case there was something we could use.  We ... (Click to Read)

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Virginia Tech Quilts Completed
September 29, 2008
 
Virginia Tech Quilt for the Cueva Family Over three hundred quilters from around the world generously gave of their time and materials by sewing blocks for the Virginia Tech Project founded by Agelina Kendra.  Sixty five quilts have been completed and delivered to Blacksburg, VA where they wil ... (Click to Read)

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Monet's Garden-by Pam Holland
September 08, 2008
 
Pam Holland, the traveling quilter, has a new video.  Watch closely to see if it's a picture of flowers or a picture of a quilt.  It's not always easy to tell as Pam is a marvelous quilter.  It's clear how nature influences her quilting.  So take a stroll through Monet's Garden w ... (Click to Read)

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"Comfort Quilts from the Heart" - Newspaper covers this true labor of love
September 08, 2008
 
A profile in the Ventura County Star tells the bittersweet story behind Jake Finch's new book, Comfort Quilts from the Heart.  Jake wanted to make a quilt for her niece, who was diagnosed with a rare form of cancer at age 18.  The difficulty of finding appropriate projects to make for some ... (Click to Read)

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Baltic Cruise Block Challenge
August 09, 2008
 
The Winner is #6.  The finalists are in the picture below.  Under the picture are quick links to all the blocks.  They all did a great job.  Enjoy the creativity. Challenge Blocks 1-6,   7-12,  13-18,  19-24,  25-30,  31-36,  37-42,  ... (Click to Read)

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Adelaide Festival of Arts - Pam Holland
July 11, 2008
 
Migration Museum, Adelaide, Australia   Every even numbered year since 1960 the city of Adelaide, Australia has held a ten day celebration of the arts called Adelaide Festival of Arts. Adelaide is also the home town of our roving video reporter Pam Holland. 2008 is the 25th anniversary and fo ... (Click to Read)

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Mexico Journey--by Pam Holland
July 03, 2008
 
Sit back and enjoy a traveling quilter's view of Mexico. TQS Foreign Correspondent, Australian Pam Holland shows you the design and color of Mexico in this short video. We bet you will watch this more than once. For more of Pam's creativity and inspiration, go to her website. Be sure to take time ... (Click to Read)

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A Few Minutes with Cindy Needham
June 30, 2008
 
We recently had the opportunity to catch up with Cindy Needham, show 202, to see what's going on in her life - as usual she amazed us with her incredible stamina. TQS: What are you doing these days? Cindy: I've been teaching more than ever now, which is absolutely the best! Traveling and teaching ... (Click to Read)

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The Three Sisters Collaborate on their New Quilt
June 29, 2008
 
Here is a summary of the blogs on The Three Sisters as they create their new quilt. Scroll down and the 7 video blogs are set up with links for you to get to easily. When you finish a video, just close the screen and you will be brought back here to pick the next video. I hope this makes it an easie ... (Click to Read)

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