First Place - Traditional - "A Celebration of Color" at Houston 2023, Learn All About The QISS System with Corey Pearson, What's The Story In The Bayeux Tapestry?, Last Chance to Save During Our Christmas in July Celebration
The British Museum: What's The Story In The Bayeux Tapestry?
From The British Museum: "Discover one of the world's most famous medieval objects and uncover the dramatic events that lead to the Battle of Hastings in 1066. Stretching nearly 70 metres, the Bayeux Tapestry is far more than a remarkable piece of embroidery. It tells a story of ambition, rivalry and conquest that changes England forever."
Jinny's Memory Match: 07/29/26
Once you've played Jinny Beyer's Memory Match, do you challenge yourself to try and make any of the blocks you've discovered?
The Quilt Show Puzzle: "Archangel Haniel" by Melissa Sobotka
Do a puzzle of Melissa Sobotka's quilt, Archangel Haniel.
Quilt Show Newsletter - July 26, 2026
Janet Stone's Twelfth Alphabet Quilt, Corey Pearson and Lisa Erlandson Make Quilting Easy In Our New Show, Alex Anderson LIVE: Building Better Quilt Blocks - Pinning, Textile Talks: Quilts and Public Art - A Conversation with Luke Haynes
Textile Talks: Quilts and Public Art - A Conversation with Luke Haynes, presented by SAQA
Presented by SAQA: "Join Jennifer Scanlan, executive director of JRACraft, for a Textile Talks conversation with artist Luke Haynes exploring quilts in public art. Haynes, whose work brings together traditional quilt structures, bold contemporary imagery, reclaimed textiles, portraiture, and installation, describes his practice as “a modern collision with tradition.” In this discussion, Scanlan will speak with Haynes about what makes quilts especially meaningful in public spaces, where their histories of function, memory, and community take on new visibility. Together they will consider quilts as architectural, sculptural, and social objects—and what happens when a form often associated with intimacy becomes part of the public realm." Register today and watch when this episode airs this Wednesday, July 29, 2026, at 2 PM EDT.
The Quilt Show Puzzle: "Dancing Ice Cream Cones #2" by Tina Curran
Do a puzzle of Tina Curran's quilt, Dancing Ice Cream Cones #2.
Quilt Show Newsletter - July 24, 2026
A Quilt with 27,440 Individual Pieces, On the Set with Corey Pearson and Lisa Erlandson, How to Sew a Reusable Snack Pouch, Dee LIVE: Piecing Outside The Lines - Week 5
On the Set with Corey Pearson and Lisa Erlandson
A dazzling debut and a Quilt Show favorite are our guests for this week's show. Corey Pearson, our debut, brings the QISS (Quilting Is So Simple) System into the spotlight for our viewers, while the returning Lisa Erlandson highlights important things to know about repairing antique quilts. Come with us past the lights of the set and see how these two luminaries brought their passions to life behind the scenes.
WeAllSew Tutorial: How to Sew a Reusable Snack Pouch
It's summertime, which means vacations, picnics, and road trips. Plenty of opportunities to pack of bag full of goodies for the day's activities. But, if you're like Silvia Sutters at WeAllSew, you don't like to be wasteful and use disposable items to back those snacks up. So, Silvia has created a Reusable Snack Pouch for you to make for the easy transport and storage of your goods. It's a simple project that'll get your creative juices flowing, AND make you feel better about helping out the Earth.
The Quilt Show Puzzle: "A New Slant on Snowflakes" by Tina Curran
Do a puzzle of Tina Curran's quilt, A New Slant on Snowflakes.
Quilt Show Newsletter - July 22, 2026
Second Place - Modern Quilts at AQS New England 2026, Flag Quilts with Tina Curran, Open Call for Artists for the San Jose Quilt Museum's Next Exhibit, Save 25% Holiday Fabric Bundles
San Jose Museum of Quilts & Textiles: Open Call for Artists for "The Next 50 - A Bay Area Textile Open"
From the San Jose Museum of Quilts & Textiles: "To mark our 50th anniversary, the Museum invites artists from across the wider Bay Area to submit work for The Next 50: A Bay Area Textile Open, a juried open call exhibition celebrating the breadth, innovation, and vitality of textile art today."
Jinny's Memory Match: 07/22/26
Jinny's game keeps you on your quilting toes. Have you played Jinny Beyer's Memory Match today? If not, now's as good a time as any!
The Quilt Show Puzzle: "Four Square" by Cyndi McChesney
Do a puzzle of Cyndi McChesney's quilt, Four Square.
Quilt Show Newsletter - July 19, 2026
Janet Stone's Eleventh Alphabet Quilt, Alex Anderson LIVE: Building Better Quilt Blocks - The Magic Numbers, Texas Tech: Bicentennial Quilts, Textile Talks: Slow Light
Textile Talks: Slow Light, presented by Surface Design Association
Presented by the Surface Design Association: "Join us on Wednesday, July 22nd at 2PM EDT to celebrate the Wisconsin Museum of Quilts & Fiber Arts’ current exhibition, Slow Light. This panel features artists Carson Converse, Alexis Deise, and Regina Durante Jestrow, each of which thoughtfully explores the expressive and material qualities of fiber from a unique perspective. Take part in a dynamic conversation to learn more about their creative processes and sources of inspiration." Register today and watch when this episode airs this Wednesday, July 22, 2026, at 2 PM EDT.
The Quilt Show Puzzle: "Spring" by Tina Curran
Do a puzzle of Tina Curran's quilt, Spring.
Quilt Show Newsletter - July 17, 2026
First Place - Wall Quilts 1st Entry in an AQS Quilt Contest at AQS New England 2026, Art Institute of Chicago: Exploring Textiles Conservation, Make a Quilted Tray, Dolce & Gabbana Taormina 2026: Alta Moda Collection
The Art Institute of Chicago: Exploring Textiles Conservation - On Loss and Absence
From The Art Institute of Chicago: "On the occasion of the exhibition On Loss and Absence: Textiles of Mourning and Survival, this video shares how conservators care for textiles in the museum's collection—from using magnification tools to detect material deterioration on a microscopic level to expertly making repairs so that works can be appreciated for generations to come."

