The first episode was about Quilting in the Garden. It was an exhibition of over 70 quilts made by two quilters (Diana McClun & Laura Nownes) at a garden nursery in southern California. They had been pegged on clothes lines hung between enormous old oak trees. They looked absolutely fabulous. What a wonderful way to view quilts, in nature.
The second episode was about setting up a quilting studio. Myrna Giesbrecht presented some useful ideas which I'm sure we could all adapt to suit our needs. I am now inspired to try and organise my quilting mess, which is spread throughout the house. Maybe I might find some time before Christmas & maybe not.
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2 comments:
I just love the quilting shows... I try and record them also.. I have learned a lot from watching them. There is always fun tips and wonderful tours to watch. Not to forget the awesome quilts we get to see.
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I have some recordings that friends did for me but it was not on when I had Foxtel and it would be about the only thing I would watch so I watch the new online version The Quilt show with Alex and Ricky Timms...better than nothing but I would get inspired by those videos.
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