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Show 207: Thread Painting on a Long Arm
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- Sue Nichols
- To see Ricky’s New World Symphony Quilt Click Here
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Sue Patten - to see more of Sue’s work Click Here |
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- Cheryl Uribe (Gizmo Girl) Click Here
- For Quilters Tool Belt by Tomorrow’s Heirlooms Click Here
- For Long Arm centering tape by Colonial Needle
- Off the Edge Quilting Base Plate, Itty Bitty and The Key
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Series Two Show List |
Episode 201 – Crazy about Stitching (Judith Montano)
Posts on January 07, 2008
 Judith Baker Montano, Queen and master crazy quilter, shares fun ways to enhance fabric photo imagery using multiple threads, ribbons and embellishment techniques. In addition, Judith takes us on a field trip to her fabulous home and outstanding garden. Show includes a visit from Bob, The Thread Guy, who demystifies the difference of cotton and poly thread.
  | | Episode 202 – Antique Linens and Textile Revival (Cindy Needham)
Posts on January 21, 2008
 Cindy Needham - Extraordinary quilter, teacher and textile expert, Cindy shares her techniques and ideas to revitalize antique linens. From choosing the appropriate quilting design, tackling stains and perfect endings Cindy will have you rummaging through your linen closet with fresh and unique ideas. In addition Cheryl Uribe, Gizmo Girl, visits with cool quilt stuff.
| | Episode 203 – Ribbon Winning Applique (Suzanne Marshall)
Posts on February 04, 2008
 Suzanne Marshall International-award winning quilter shares several of her tricks and techniques that keeps her sought after as one of the best applique teachers today. (As an aside she was a key mentor to Ricky). We also have the chance to visit Suzanne at home and spend some time with Cheryl Uribe - Gizmo girl.
| | Episode 204 – Crazy about Curves (Louisa Smith)
Posts on February 18, 2008
 Louisa Smith's global perspective on needlework began in Indonesia where she was born. In this episode Louise teaches curved-edge and strip piecing, her fresh ideas and fabulous inspiration will inspire you to try these techniques. In addition, Ricky shares his caveman style of curved piecing and Gregory Case, Photo Man joins Alex to discuss the ins and outs of photo sizing.
| | Episode 205 – Digi BobbE - An Embroiderer's Dream (Bonnie McCaffery)
Posts on March 03, 2008
 Bonnie McCaffery author, vidcaster, designer and teacher shares her innovative approach to digitized bobbin embroidery. DigiBobbE is a unique technique invented by Bonnie for enhanced thread surface design. Gregory Case, Photo Man joins us to discuss properly photographing quilts.
| | Episode 206 – Show Your Colors, "Feeling" Your Color Choices (Bill Kerr / Weeks Ringle)
Posts on March 17, 2008
 Bill Kerr and Weeks Ringle: Artists, designers, teachers and owners of Fun Quilts,a company which produces heirloom - quality contemporary quilts, join us to share their unique approach to color and design. In addition we visit their organization which provides training and jobs for developmentally disabled adults in Chicago.
| | Episode 207 – Thread Painting on a Long Arm (Sue Patten)
Posts on March 31, 2008
 Sue Patten, Canadian long arm professional, award winner and teacher joins TQS to share how she masters painting with thread on a long arm. In addition Cheryl Uribe, Gizmo Girl, visits with great gizmo garb.
| | Episode 208 – Principally Speaking - A Firm Foundation for Fabulous Designs (Jane Davila)
Posts on April 14, 2008
 Jane Davila, mixed media, author and fiber artist teaches aspects of good design along with embellishing "out of the box". Bob, The Thread Guy explains sewing machine needles and Ricky performs Remember December.
| | Episode 209 – Fabric Detective (Annie Smith)
Posts on April 28, 2008
 Annie Smith, the first podcasting queen for quilters teaches her favorite workshop which includes tricks and tips for successful fabric selection to make your quilt sparkle. Annie also shares excellent piecing techniques. In addition Cheryl Uribe, Gizmo Girl joins us.
| | Episode 210 – New Twist on Applique (Beth Ferrier)
Posts on May 12, 2008
 Beth Ferrier: Teacher, Designer and author considers herself an appliquist - and wows us as she teaches how to hand applique by machine (visit her blog at http://applewd.com/blog). Show includes piecing tips for a 4" postage stamp basket with Alex and a visit from Bob, The Thread Guy discussing tension. The tips and techniques on this show will transcend into all aspects of your quiltmaking. Plus a smile or two is guaranteed from Beth's campy attitude.
| | Episode 211 – Altered Photo Artistry (Beth Wheeler)
Posts on May 26, 2008
 Ever heard of Threadography? Beth Wheeler joins us and shows how to create stunning photo finish quilts using a fool proof technique which includes photography, thread work and computer technology. The results are gallery worthy and attainable for all quilters. In addition Alex demonstrates valuable binding basics, Ricky takes us on a field trip to his Dad's studio and a new TQS feature debuts - the TQS treasure chest.
| | Episode 212 – TQS Road Trip - Part One (Alex Anderson / Ricky Tims)
Posts on June 09, 2008
 Ever wonder how quilters who live in the woods claim their quilting space? Or what exactly happened with quilting during the gold rush time? Looking for a fast and quick charity quilt? On the first TQS road trip (part one), Alex, Ricky and Justin take to the California foot hills and discover the answers to these pressing questions. Travel adventure, serious bonding and lots of quilting trivia make the first TQS road trip an adventure to remember.
| | Episode 213 – TQS Road Trip - Part Two (Mary Mashuta / Roberta Horton)
Posts on June 23, 2008
 The show begins on day two of our three day trip. The RV, "Anita Roadtrip," is exchanged for a "regular car" when Ricky takes the lead and directs Alex to the Cotton Patch in Lafayette, CA. Alex and Ricky have a race to select coordinating fabrics and discuss the reasons why they made their selections. The final stop of the trip is in the home of well-known quilters Roberta Horton and Mary Mashuta. Learn to make creative quilt labels and discover a brilliant, fool-proof way to machine quilt. Come along for the ride as TQS closes out Series Two.
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| | | | | Free Shows for both Non-Members and Members | Episode 802 – Tips and Tricks for Triangles and Strips (Edyta Sitar)
Posts on January 17, 2011
 In this technique-packed episode, pattern and fabric designer Edyta Sitar of Laundry Basket Quilts amazes Alex and Ricky with an easy method for producing dozens of accurate half-square triangle units in minutes with just two pieces of fabric and her Triangle Exchange Paper. The "exchange" of ideas continues as Edyta shows how to enliven your quilts with diamonds, rectangles, and other shapes made from strips and using her clever "Strip Exchange" technique. Also not to be missed: Alex demonstrates how to design and draw a custom double-feathered wreath for quilting.
| | | | | Free Shows for Basic and Star Members | Episode 112 – Threadplay and Sheer Ribbon Illusions (Libby Lehman)
Posts on November 05, 2007
 Thread embellishment and sewing machine expert Libby Lehman shares her Sheer Ribbon Illusion technique and demonstrates how she uses the BSR (Bernina Stitch Regulator). Ricky performs a tune from Heart and Soul.
| | Episode 403 – It's All About Kaleidoscopes (Ricky Tims)
Posts on February 02, 2009
 You wanted to know how Ricky Tims got his start. So, join Ricky as he charts the journey from his quilting roots to his current artistry. See his special "bargain basement sale fabrics" quilt. In this show you will peek over his shoulder as he designs a Kaleidoscope quilt. What does Ricky do with a printer that is bigger than an ironing board? He creates stunning art prints. Finally, enjoy a special Kaleidoscope video showcasing quilts from Ricky's students.
| | Episode 513 – TQS Quilting Legend 2009 (Libby Lehman)
Posts on December 21, 2009
 Join Alex and Ricky as they visit the home and workspace of legendary quilter and good friend, Libby Lehman. Libby has a rich history of quilting in her family and to her credit has one of the Top 100 Quilts of the Century. You will also learn how she gets so much accomplished in spite of her incredible traveling schedule. Libby has a deep knowledge of sewing machine capabilities, an artist's feel for color, movement, and design, as well as a wonderful sense of humor. Join TQS as we celebrate Libby Lehman as our 2009 Quilting Legend.
| | Episode 809 – Paper-Pieced Perfection (Alex Anderson)
Posts on April 25, 2011
 It's time for quilter, teacher, Silver Star Award winner, author, and TQS co-host Alex Anderson to take the floor in an on-location episode that's all about the fine art of paper piecing. In this "from start to finish" lesson, Alex introduces the tools you'll need to do the job, and then-using the New York Beauty block-she covers choosing fabrics, fabric placement, the basics of paper piecing...even how to paper piece curves and thoughts about quilting designs. As an added bonus, she takes you on a tour of host (and quilter) Cynthia Elliott's sewing room, and learns about making pizza in Cynthia's on-site wood-fired oven. Quilting and food? Perfect!
| | | | | Free Shows for Star Members Only | Episode 113 – TQS Quilting Legend 2007 (Virginia Avery)
Posts on November 26, 2007
 We join Virginia Avery at her home in NY State. Jinny became one of the early quilt teachers and is noted for her sense of humor, style and incredible fortitude. Jinny not only let us take a peek in her home but offered a special view into her quilted clothing collection. You also have a special seat as Jinny jams with fellow jazz enthusiasts. We salute Jinny and thank her for her incredible contribution to our quilting industry.
| | Episode 313 – TQS Quilting Legend 2008 (Jinny Beyer)
Posts on December 22, 2008
 Together we will celebrate the life and work of Jinny Beyer. Jinny has been on the quilting scene since the beginning of the Renaissance of quilting that we are enjoying today. Her books, fabrics and quilts reflect her tremendous talent. In addition, her generous spirit has opened the door to thousands of quilters over the decades. In this incredible Special Edition of TQS we get to visit Jinny in her historic home and see how a true legend lives, works and thinks! This is a once in a lifetime opportunity you do not want to miss. Sit back and enjoy this tribute to one of our most legendary quilters, Jinny Beyer.
| | Episode 713 – TQS Quilting Legend 2010 (Yvonne Porcella)
Posts on December 20, 2010
 Alex and Ricky head to the home and studio of art quilter, teacher, author, Silver Star Award winner, founder of the renowned Studio Art Quilt Association (SAQA), and 2010 TQS Quilting Legend, YVONNE PORCELLA. Yvonne shares her quilting history, and gives an "up-close and personal" look at some of her amazing and artful quilts and wearables. Then she puts on her "teacher" hat to show how she creates one of her Fantasy Faces and to demonstrate techniques for "taming" various types of silk fabrics. It's a show packed with inspiration, instruction, and heart...a fitting "grand finale" for the 700 series.
| | Episode 913 – TQS Quilting Legend 2011 (Eleanor Burns)
Posts on December 19, 2011
 In our 900 series finale, beloved quilter, teacher, author/publisher (of over 100 books!), longtime PBS television personality, and 2011 TQS Quilting Legend, the irrepressible Quilt-in-a-Day Lady, Eleanor Burns opens her wonderful log home and spacious studio to Alex, Ricky, and the TQS gang. After Eleanor shares her quilting history and a generous sampling of quilts, we peek in on students at work on a quick-and-easy quilt using Eleanor's Fabric Frenzy pattern. Along the way, Eleanor demonstrates her technique for sewing partial seams, and takes Alex and Ricky on a horse-drawn carriage ride through the quaint town of Julian, CA, where they sample a slice of the famous local apple pie. All in all, a "delicious" experience you won't want to miss!
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