We focus on keeping history alive this episode, as we visit a recently rediscovered collection of antique quilts being unveiled at the Rochester Museum AND Science Center in Rochester, New York. Then quilt historian Froncie Quinn stops by the studio to discuss what elements of traditional handiwork can be duplicated using modern techniques, while creating a reproduction true to the nuances of the historical original.
Brighten up any home with this old-fashioned gingerbread house quilt that will make a fabulous gift or festive wall hanging. Find out everything you need to know to create this delightful quilt for the holidays.
Simply Quilts visits the dream home and studio of Jane Ann Houser. Cheryl Phillips demonstrates her innovative and simple double wedding ring technique. With her new twist, there are no tiny pieces or curved seams.
Anita Grossman Solomon shows an innovative paper piecing method by which all pieces of a Nine-Patch variation block are sewn together using a single piece of paper printed with a pattern. She demonstrates her method on more complex blocks. Next, expert Alex Anderson gives a lesson to viewer Judith Gilbert in which batting works best for various projects.
If you are intrigued by the Human Quilt project, find out more about the many challenges and obstacles faced by Dennis McGregor, the artist and event organizer.
Despite her demanding schedule as a Los Angeles politician, Gloria Molina still finds time to quilt. Get acquainted with this dynamic quilt artist and her designs, which reflect her love of color and celebrate her Hispanic heritage.
Simply Quilts travels to the studio of Rose Rushbrooke to see some of the possibilities working with computer generated designs and hand-dyed textiles. Next, quilter Raymond K. Houston shares a 24-tile quilt pattern with endless possibilities.
The Simply Quilts camera crew visits a mother and daughter quilting team. Then, guest and quilt maker Susan Dissmore explains how panel quilts and theme prints can become more accessible as she creates a child's festive quilt using panel fabrics and pinwheels.
Viewers learn how to photograph their quilts when the Simply Quilts camera crew visits professional photographer, Don Gregg in Santa Fe, New Mexico. Next, learn how to turn your favorite work or art or photograph into a mosaic quilt with a few pointers on fabric and design choices when quilt maker Tammie Bowser joins host Alex Anderson in studio.
Reach beyond your comfort zone by trying this unique idea from the Rad Swappers quilting group in San Diego, California. Watch how each quilter creates a quilt top from medley of blocks swapped with the other quilters.
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