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Picture this, just how do the snap shots we enjoy in publication come to be? Elena and Gregory give us the inside scoop for the snap shot second. Do my hands look like lobster claws? www.gregorycase.com

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We talk of various issues surrounding quilt photography. From film to digital, competition, purchasing and so much more, we spend a delightful morning together chatting it up! www.gregorycase.com

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Jan P. Krentz, Quilt Author, Designer, Instructor P.O. Box 686 Poway, CA 92074     Please visit Jans' site www.jankrentz.com to see her amazing work, teaching schedule, workshops, links and gallery. A class from Jan would be a wonderful treat for any quilter today!

Episode 57 comments:     displaying the 1 most recent Jan Krentz loved this episode, never thought how much time traveling and prepareing for the classes, just gee the cost and two days plus the cost of fabrics and buying books etc, when a big name comes to the shops. Have always backed away from those classes, now I'll be taking a second look. submitted by jacques - Apr 16, '07     06:24pm post a comment

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Following up podcast 55 with the eve of the taping of www.thequiltshow.com, podcast 56 is a sweet good night after the fun and furious days of the first taping session of The Quilt Show. Be sure to visit the site and check out the slideshow provided by Gregory Case, The Quilt Show's Photo Man!

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Despite the hustle and bustle of the final hours before taping, both Ricky and I snuck away to recap the craziness of the last minute details. Join www.thequiltshow.com before April1, 07 to be counted as a charter star member (and to receive a nice discount) Billie, a local town icon, got in on the activity by offering Justin clothing for Bad Bart, and polished the front entry way.

Episode 55 comments:     displaying the 1 most recent Show Time! Alex & Ricky - Congratulations - it's show time! I have anxiously awaited this moment since Houston Quilt Fest where my girlfriend and I talked at length with Justin. He is perfect for PR. What a personality. His excitement and enthusiasm had us knowing, as we left the booth, that we would be able to continue learning and discovering what is new and innovative out there in the quilt world. I cherish all I have learned on Simply Quilts and am looking forward to what the two of you will bring to us. The best of luck. Heys and hugs from Texas submitted by CDT - Mar 17, '07     12:25pm post a comment

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Joe Cunningham Check out his improvisational hand quilting You can order his delightful musical CD or DVD in Basting your quilt by visiting his web site www.joethequilter.com

Episode 54 comments:     displaying the 3 most recent Joe the Quilter This is also my favorite show, I bet I listen to it once a week because it is such a day brightener! Thanks you guys! submitted by luthersmom - Apr 12, '07     12:40pm joe Well, I definitely haven't laughed so much during the work day! The great thing about quilting is being around people who make you feel great. I'm glad Joe's a quilter! submitted by momaster - Mar 12, '07     02:11pm Joe's Just Great!! Alex - I think this is my favorite podcast so far!! Joe is such a refreshing personality! He is so down to earth, interesting and funny! After I leave this comment, I am traveling to his web site to check out his DVD. I really enjoyed this podcast, and I was laughing right along with both of you. It was just great! submitted by debbiequiltz2 - Mar 08, '07     01:42pm post a comment

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How I love my quilt friends, Becky Goldsmith, Diana McClun and Jean Wells Ask your local quilt shop for a copy of McCall's Quilt Magazine. Bernina and Alex contribute to the June 2007 issue (volume 14, #3)

Episode 53 comments:     displaying the 4 most recent Polly's quilt Just listening to this podcast brought me back to the days of hearing the news, and it brought tears to my eyes. I haven't seen the episode of Simply Quilts showing the quilt, but I will look for it in the reruns. I'm sure it was moving. And, yes, this truly describes "Quilters". Ginnie, Santa Rosa, CA submitted by ginniesstitchin - Apr 06, '07     12:40pm Inspirational podcasts I'm a fledgling quilter (in the UK) and love listening to your podcasts - they re-invigorate me every time. The idea of dog and doll quilts is fab, particularly the speediness to completion. I'm off to get started! submitted by patchwork-poppy - Mar 14, '07     07:20am Episode 53 I was very touched by your thoughts in episode 53. You made mention of what is really important in our lives and I know that quilting has added so much to my life. I will take time today to do something for my special quilting buddies and will get back to doing something for the community. Thanks for a wonderful episode, I have tears in my eyes. Barb submitted by sewgirl17 - Feb 28, '07     02:42am Favorite part of fabric My favorite part of fabric is seeing the fabric someone else is having cut. The possibilities, the color combinations that someone else has selected. Are they a new quilter or is it a special gift for someone? It is seldomn that I resist getting a least a bit off the same bolt. submitted by dupp - Feb 23, '07     06:34pm post a comment

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Carolie Hensley If you are in the S.F Bay area be sure to stop by and say hi, tell her you heard her on this pod cast! Also, bring tons of money because she has a fabulous selection of fabric to delight in. Her store is definitely a destination stop! Cotton Patch 1025 Brown Ave Lafayette Ca 925-284-1177 www.quiltusa.com

Episode 52 comments:     displaying the 4 most recent love Berninas In my mind, there is no other sewing machine to have but a Bernina. When I decided to buy a new machine, I checked out consumer reportings and that's how I discovered Bernina. When I sewed on one, I was sold! They are so smooth and easy to sew on and trouble free. I love the service I get on them too, not that they need anything but a yearly check-up. I now have three and can't part with the one I bought 25 years ago. The dealer I bought it from told me that if I ever wanted to sell it that he would buy it back for the price I paid for it. Now I think they sell on Ebay for much more than that. submitted by zoe - Mar 05, '07     10:38am me too! I am crazy about Bernina sewing machines too. I grew up sewing on a Singer and it gave me so much trouble -- the thread was always balling up in the bobbin case and sewing "bird's nests" under the fabric. I hated sewing! But when I found Berninas, I thought they sewed like a dream and have never sewn on anything since. They are wonderful, wonderful machines and one of the reasons I love to sew. Queeniect submitted by queenie - Mar 04, '07     01:23pm Buying a Sewing Machine With all of the choices these days when it comes to buying a sewing machine, this podcast was a good choice. I wish it would have included more information about other sewing machine brands because there are some very good ones out there, i.e., Elna and Pfaff. I own/have owned a Bernina Activa 135, which I sold, a Bernna 1300 serger, and the Bernina 200E which I recently upgraded to a 730E (BSR and software). I found that I didn't use it all that much and I ended up selling it. I now own an Elna Quilter's Dream, and I just love it. It comes with all the feet and stitch plates you need so you do not have to purchase these separately, i.e., the straight stitch plate and the 1/4-inch seam foot are just 2 of the many extras that come with this machine. It sews like a dream. I also own a Pfaff and especially like the built-in even feed foot. I usually use my Pfaff for stitch-in-the-ditch quilting and grid quilting as I don't have to stop and put a walking foot on. My Bernina sewed wonderfully, too, and I never had a problem with it. I just think it is good to keep an open mind and to remember that there are other good sewing machines out there to consider when it comes time to purchase a new one. Thanks, Alex, for your podcasts - I always look forward to them, and I can't wait for the first episode of The Quilt Show in April! submitted by debbiequiltz2 - Mar 03, '07     05:03pm great show I love your podcasts Alex! I grew up in Walnut Creek and have often driven by that shop in Lafayette. I'll have to stop in next time I'm visiting my folks. :D Meg aka nutmeg from the materialmama.com podcast submitted by material*mama - Feb 07, '07     08:39pm post a comment

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Beverly Dunivent Be sure to get your issue of $100.00 Quilting Challenge March 27th to see the story of Bella and her maker Linda McCuean.

Episode 51 comments:     displaying the 3 most recent American Girl doll quilts I too, have fallen in love with doll quilts. I collect reproduction fabric and love to make scrappy doll quilts. My absolute favorite book for patterns for these little quilts is called American Doll Quilts by Kathleen Tracy. She outlines the history of quilting to match the American Girl doll time periods. I have made all the quilts from the book and I even found her website which has some great free patterns for simple doll quilts. I am a stay at home mom. I have taught my daughter to sew and she loves making the quilts with me. We have so much fun picking just the right fabrics out of my scrap basket. Thanks again for drawing our attention to these wonderful little gems!!! submitted by Julia D - Feb 26, '07     01:07pm American Girl doll quilts I was so excited to listen to Episode 51 this afternoon. I love being able to still hear you talking to all the fascinating quilters and hearing their ideas. Earlier this morning I was on the Internet looking for some small quilt patterns to try and ran across a website for American Girl doll quilts. My niece collects the dolls and I thought that would be fun to give her some quilts to go with them. This was the website I was on: http://www.womenfolk.com/baby_quilts/american-girl-dolls.htm I found out that there are period quilt directions for the dolls in the series. The directions also give the history of the quilt block in that particular time period. When I listened to Episode 51, I had to share this good news with you! Kim submitted by kalispunk - Feb 11, '07     04:00pm podcast 51 I am thrilled that you made another podcast with Beverly to discuss doll quilts. The idea Beverly had to make a doll quilt to go along with a baby quilt for a new baby with an older sister was wonderful. Also, Alex, the idea you had to get little girls (or big girls like me) who love American Girl dolls interested in making quilts for them was a great idea. I want to have my 7 year old niece over to do just that. Thank you for everything you do to promote quilting. submitted by mommy a - Jan 29, '07     11:29am post a comment

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Dancing Alligators, Illustration by Matt Eich For more information about Ricky and Alex's online quilt show Please visit www.thequiltshow.com and for information about Super Seminars please visit www.rickytims.com

Episode 50 comments:     displaying the 2 most recent Great podcasts! I wanted to tell you how fabulous your podcasts are. I heartily enjoyed all of your shows on DIY and HGTV as well. I have a sewing podcast,as well, nothing as professional as yours, but I could relate to SO much of what you said on this episode. I will be at the Sew Expo in Washington this year. I saw you last year but was too nervous to say hello. If you are there I'll be sure to say hi. I'm also mentioning this podcast to my listeners, as there are great lessons here. Thanks again! :D Megan materialmama.com submitted by Material*Mama - Feb 07, '07     01:36pm "You're never wasting time if you're learning" A comment worth repeating! All of my UFO'S were inspired by a new technique. I just haven't finished processing the lesson!! submitted by cbmommacat - Feb 07, '07     06:37am post a comment

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Bonnie McCaffrey Check out Bonnie's technique Digabobbie, it is a fun technique and allows a lot of creative play! Visit her site at www.bonniemccaffery.com and remember to book mark it for our visit in Feb!

Episode 49 comments:     displaying the 1 most recent Dates on new podcasts You might want to check the dates on the 2 newest podcasts...it's 2007 now :) submitted by Caeli - Jan 14, '07     08:06pm post a comment

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Alex and Ricky Tims join forces. Together we are building the World Quilt Community including an Internet television Show called The Quilt Show. Ricky and I spend time on the phone talking about his original vision, hard work, even some of the road blocks. It's behind the scenes of The Quilt Show. The future is the Internet and the future is now! Visit us today to secure your membership at www.thequiltshow.com

Episode 48 comments:     displaying the 1 most recent The Quilt Show Congratulations Alex & Ricky! As a long time fan of Simply Quilts I, too, was so disappointed that it would not continue. But, Joen was right...another door opened and it is going to be terrific! What a team. I signed up and cannot wait for the show to begin! submitted by Packy - Jan 04, '07     05:39pm post a comment

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Episode 47 Supporting Materials Cheryl and myself having fun at this years Houston fall festival (notice the good hair) You can find the pattern for Cheryl's quilt,Crop Circles in Keep Quilting with Alex Anderson Look for Christine Maraccini's Book, Machine Quilting Solutions, available spring 07 with C&T Publishing. Visit Cheryl's web site www.relicquilts.com to learn more about long arm machines and quilting. For more information on the professional long arm yellow book visit www.professionallongarmyellowbook.com For more information about the zipper system visit Sue Schmeiden at www.longarmconnection.com

Episode 47 comments:     displaying the 3 most recent Great info Great info ladies! I'm so glad that the two of you talked about this topic. It's such a mystery to many quilters. Of course I also owe you a thank you for mentioning my new book. If anyone is interested, they can check it out at www.christinescustomquilt.com submitted by CMaraccini - Feb 06, '07     10:23pm Long arm quilting I enjoyed the podcast and learn somethings I hadn't thought of doing when taking my quilt to be quilted. Thank you for so much information. Patti submitted by pwoodruff - Dec 30, '06     10:45pm Choosing a Longarm Quilter I thought this episode had lots of helpful hints ... thanks! submitted by ginniesstitchin - Dec 29, '06     12:20pm post a comment

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Episode 46 Supporting Materials Wow! Now I call this a sewing machine! Embroidery on a super large floor frame Incredible hand painted furniture Loving everything about the machine! Enjoy a letter from HP in Switzerland

Episode 46 comments:     displaying the 3 most recent Episode 46 I so much enjoyed this podcast. It's awesome to hear that the people at the teacher level of our quilting community are very much like us even at the beginner learning level. I think this is part of what endears you to us Alex. I am so glad you're doing podcasts! submitted by whisperingpines - Jun 28, '07     02:59pm Chocolate berninas Hi Alex...Just love your podcasts. I was intereseted to hear you mention the chocolate sewing machines....I have a special friend who I would like to get one or more of these chocolates for her birthday. Would you be able to post a link to these for me. Bye from NewZealand Delwyn submitted by nznightowl - Dec 29, '06     04:00am Alex & Paula You two crack me up! That trip to Steckborn sounds like so much fun and the two of you! Whew! Ya must have had everyone giggling and laughing with your antics. And shhh! I won't tell anyone about the chocolate or the pearls. Happy Quilting, Teri submitted by littleflower - Dec 23, '06     05:20am post a comment

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Episode 45 Supporting Materials Visit Libby to see where and what she is up to at http://www.libbylehman.us Check out Libby's quilt Joy Ride, which was chosen one of the top 100 quilts of the 20th century along with more of her beauties. http://libbylehman.us/QGallery.html Ask your local quilt shop for Libby's book, Thread Play, it is an excellent book filled with beautiful quilts and great information. For more information about thread visit www.superiorthreads.com and while you are there sign up for their monthly online newsletter. Sign up today to hang out and learn with Ricky, Libby and myself at our Super Seminars! www.rickytims.com

Episode 45 comments:     displaying the 3 most recent Episode 45 For some reason this episode will not transfer to my ipod or play in itunes. It is the only one I have trouble with out of all you podcsts. submitted by yvonez - Jan 23, '07     01:40am So much quilting information! Thanks so much for another informative pod cast! I always find it amazing how much information is out there to continue to aid quilters in growing and ease of quilting. I might even give metallic thread a try. Teri submitted by littleflower - Dec 15, '06     09:02am Libby Lehman I thoroughly enjoyed this podcast. I admire Libby so much - she truly is an inspiration. I would love to attend the seminar and wish you were coming to the Chicago area!! So happy that I own a copy of Libby's book Thread Play! submitted by debbiequiltz2 - Dec 14, '06     05:54pm post a comment

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Episode 44 Supporting Materials Here is the quilt (or at least a portion of it) waiting to be completed. Ask your local quilt shop for a copy of McCall's Quilt Magazine. Please visit www.BerninaInspirations.com for more information, inspiration and ideas to enhance your creative experience.

Episode 44 comments:     displaying the 2 most recent keeping the bug I listened to this episode some time ago, and realized today, as I was listening to it again, that Paula Reid's comment re: sitting at her sewing machine for 15 minutes, even if it's just to clean it, was a GREAT suggestion! Once I'm in one of my sewing rooms at either my machine or quilting frame, the playing around with stuff turns to making stuff ... getting the inspirational juices going. Thanks so much. Ginnie Santa Rosa, CA submitted by ginniesstitchin - Feb 02, '07     11:43am January surprise I think I know your January surprise. When you mentioned it, the first thing that popped into my head was that you are Ricky Tims secret co-host on the new internet show. I could be wrong, but I don't think so. That would be wonderful and great fun!! I hope I am right! submitted by CathiB - Nov 28, '06     09:48am post a comment

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Episode 43 comments:     displaying the 7 most recent dedicated and then some! I'm 32, have been quilting for about two years, have one machine and a quilting space (someday we will eat on the dining room table again!) I love to make small and miniature quilts. I use a lot of batique fabrics and anything "swirly" but will pretty much pick up any jelly roll I see. Small precise florals are starting to work their way into my stash. I would have to say I spend about $150 a month on quilt fabric, get togethers, new toys etc. Fabric comes from the local shop, I originally stocked up on starter tools (pins/rulers) from a chain store but have since started getting more specialized stuff (spinning mat, needles) from my quilt shop as well. Quilting has become the way I spend my free time and I look forward to doing so for many years to come! submitted by lottacolors - May 26, '07     03:06pm Totally Dedicated Yep, without a doubt, I am a dedicated quilter. I am standing in my studio at the moment, surrounded by fabric and tools. We had an unfinished attic space finished last spring to be my space and I have about 25 linear feet of fabric (with room to grow!). I treated myself to a new Bernina when the room was finished and still have a great old Singer. My monthly quilting budget is $130, or about $1500 per year. Since my favorite shop, where I was a part-time employee, closed last year, I went on a binge that I am still paying off. So, I have no doubt that I spend more than $2000 a year on quilting (and that's probably just fabric, books, and supplies and doesn't include quilt camp). I am way younger than the average quilter at 31, but I have been quilting almost as long as the average at 10 years. The last generation of quilters in my family were a few great-great grandmothers, but I am happy to report three quilters among my generation, including my younger sister who came to quilting kicking and screaming. (I asked her to help me make a double wedding ring for our grandparents and thought I had killed all quilting desire in her forever.) She's now a dedicated quilter on her own. :-) submitted by julieneu - Feb 02, '07     10:26am quilting survey Don't know if I qualify as a dedicated quilter quite yet....but not far from it! Have no idea of how much of our income goes to quilting. My sweet husband never complains as he realized I will probably never make up the difference of what he spends in hunting and fishing. I own three sewing machines. Two Janomes and an old singer from the 1950's. Two of my daughters have made quilts and recently have taught my mother modern quilting. My grandmother and great aunt quilted the old-fashioned by hand, template, and quilting frame on the back of chairs way. Though I love some of the very modern quilt patterns the more traditional types are still my favorites. Love Simply Quilts and the new podcasts. Kudo's Alex! submitted by QU1LTR - Nov 23, '06     10:53pm survey I too found the survey interesting. I teach in a number of quilt shops in my area and can't wait to share some of this information with my students. Perhaps if they aren't dedicated quilters, they will get buying and soon join us there!! I am a dedicated quilter, sew about 30 hours per week, have my own space (the largest room in the house)and probably spend close to $3000 per year in fabric. (Actually, I started to track my spending in August to see how much I really do spend.) I probably won't share that information with my husband, although he has recently gotten the quilting bug and is working on his second quilt in four months. I have one machine (Bernina 180E)in the house now, as my daughter has my old Singer with her at college. I am looking at purchasing another machine within the next 3-6 months, especially if my husband continues to sew. submitted by Joanne Quilts - Nov 22, '06     11:07pm definitely a dedicated quilter here! Wow, this is an amazing survey. It's wonderful in gaining a deeper understanding of where our industry is headed. I own two machines (Bernina 1080 and a Singer model 15). I started quilting about 12 + years go. I quilt (or stitch) at least 15 - 25 hours per week and spend more than I care to admit. Quilting is for me a source of pleasure and enjoyment and is turning into a way of life for me. Thanks for the survey! submitted by littleflower - Nov 22, '06     07:23am #43 Survey response To respond to your survey - I own a 153 Bernina, a 730 Bernina and a Singer Featherweight - a new one. On the issue of fabric purchases - I plead the 5th - what I say might incrimnate myself - but it is safe to say I am a REAL dedicated quilter! I am 45 years old - been quilting for 12 years. I respect and honor traditional quilts but I especially love art quilts. This (quilting/fabric/fiber arts) is my passion and my home. submitted by zebrapatterns - Nov 21, '06     02:11pm Quilting Survey I found the survey info very interesting. I have three daughters and they are all very interested in quilting and sewing. Either as the recipient of quilts, as well as creating their own. I'm curious about the new generation of quilters, they seem to be looking for their own niche'. Not contemporary, or traditional, but something more utilitarian in style it seems. None of my daughters want to use patterns, they just see something they like, and try to recreate in there own fashion. I own 2 machines (1 prchsd in the last year), and my youngest (17) has her own machine. I'm scared of trying to figure out how much fabric I own...lots! Keep up the good work! submitted by humblequilt - Nov 20, '06     03:26pm post a comment

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Episode 42 Supporting Materials The Bernina Gals working the show for the Susan G Komen Foundation John Flynn enjoying life and quilting, one of the same! http://www.flynnquilt.com Eleanor Burns signing an autograph for a happy fan! www.quiltinaday.com Ami Simms and myself with me priority quilts. Please visit her web site and get on board with her priority quilt project, benefiting the cure for Alzheimer's disease. http://www.amisimms.com To see a virtual exhibit of Fall Festival 2006 please visit www.quilts.com

Episode 42 comments:     displaying the 4 most recent Congratulations Congratulations on the award Alex. It was a pleasure to meet you at the Festival. You are even more beautiful and friendly in person. Meeting you, Eleanor Burns, and Ricky Tims was the highlight of my festival experience. submitted by tgromano - Nov 22, '06     12:57am congratulations on the life time achievement award! I believe whole heartedly that you deserve the award and that you have added so much to the world of quilting! Thanks Alex! submitted by littleflower - Nov 16, '06     06:51am Congratulations Can't think of anyone who deserves the award more. I wonder how many of us (relatively) new quilters fell into this obsession because of your show. Thank you. I just wish I had high speed. submitted by grammousejay - Nov 12, '06     10:30am Episode 42 Congratulations Alex, what an honour for you - tho' very well deserved. Each week I await your podcast eagerly, its like you have called in for afternoon tea and I listen as I stitch on my Bernina, again and again! Sue submitted by ozsue - Nov 12, '06     01:12am post a comment

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Episode 41 Supporting Materials Here is Bunny relaxing for a few seconds on the steps of her darling quilt shop. The Yosemite quilt is stunning and available to order today. Visit www.storyquilts.com to see more wonderful quilts by Helene Knott Even Bunny has her son, Ashley quilting. This is chick magnet stuff if you ask me! Please visit Bunny's web site at www.bunnyrose.com/cgi-bin/Store/store.cgi

Episode 41 comments:     displaying the 2 most recent Bunny Rose We went by the Bunny Rose quilt shop on our way to Yosemite last month and it is a wonderful shop. Sherry and Jeanne submitted by ozorkow - Nov 08, '06     09:56pm Fabric Purchasing Bunny's comments on how she purchases fabric reminds me of a recent visit to a quilt shop in northern Wisconsin. I was told by the owner she only stocks fabrics and patterns that she likes. We must have the same tastes since I felt right at home. submitted by Moosmom - Nov 06, '06     11:55am post a comment

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Special Episode 1 Supporting Materials Here I am, standing next to Nancy Mahony's beautiful quilt made from my latest fabric line, Alexandra. My quilt is the draped one on the side Bonnie McCaffery, Mark Lipinski and Libby Lehman bright and early at breakfast with Bernina Mimi Dietrich with her fabulous new Baltimore (cheater cloth) quilt Woven ribbons, perfect for a Kleenex tissue box - made with Hanna silk ribbons Cool internet stuff: www.thequiltshow.com www.bonniemccaffery.com

Episode 1 comments:     displaying the 2 most recent Thanks Thanks for this episode. I sure hope the industry will consider that some of us cannot get access to high speed internet where we live. I'm lucky right now to have access at work, but soon I won't even have that. Boo hoo for me. Thanks again, Alex. submitted by seamsantiques - Nov 02, '06     12:43pm This is awesome! Thanks so much for another fun episode. Quilt Market sounds like such a fun adventure! I'm eagerly awaiting Alexandra's appearance at my lqs! I don't know though, if I would let Mark Lipinski take a look through my purse - though then again I might as I'd be a little in awe of the personality! Happy Quilting, Teri submitted by littleflower - Nov 02, '06     07:27am post a comment

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