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Featured Quilt - Second Place Alternative Techniques at Houston 2025
Automne by Colette Dumont is the perfect quilt for celebrating the Autumnal season and the Thanksgiving holiday. Featuring beautiful Fall colors, and even some for the upcoming Christmas season, Colette's quilt won Second Place - Alternative Techniques at the Houston International Quilt Festival 2025. Earlier in the year Automne won the Marie White Masterpiece Award (Sponsored Moore's Sewing Center) at Road to California 2025, and a slew of other awards the last few years as well. As to the inspiration for the name and color palette of the quilt, Colette says, "Nature in autumn is full of colors, which inspired this quilt. It is the harvest time for me as a home gardener, celebrating the abundance of fruits and vegetables. Winter follows next, and the beaded border represents it with the colors of Christmas—white, red, and green."
Learn from Colette right here at The Quilt Show by watching How to Do Stained Glass Quilts with Lamé and Beaded Borders with Colette Dumont | Button Embroidery with Alex Anderson. |
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Making Quilted Bell Bottom Pants with Lorelai Kuecker |
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A New Generation of Quilter's Are Leading the Way
Meet Lorelai Kuecker, a 15-year-old sensation shining a light on the next generation of quilters and inspiring excitement with her incredible skills. Along with creating award-winning quilts — including First place in the QuiltCon youth division — she’s now using her math and longarming skills to design custom garments to complement each quilt.
In our new show, Lorelai demonstrates how to make a fashion statement with bell bottoms by upcycling a pair of jeans with quilted inserts. She walks through each step — from preparing the template, selecting a suitable pattern to quilting and finishing — then demonstrates how to insert the panels and achieve a clean, polished look with binding.
Learn from Lorelai, and Marci Baker, and by watching Discover the Value of Fabric and Troubleshooting Bindings with Marci Baker | Quilted Bell Bottoms with Lorelai Kuecker. |
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WeAllSew Tutorial: How To Make Thanksgiving Name Tags |
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Make Introductions a Breeze
Thanksgiving is a day for guests, as it brings together family and friends for a wonderful shared meal. But sometimes you're not going to know everybody there, especially if there are upwards of THIRTY people. So, Pat Bravo at WeAllSew has a quick and easy project to create Thanksgiving Name Tags so that everyone can have a good time and know each other too! |
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BERNINA's Black Friday Deals Are Happening Now! |
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From BERNINA: "We know the holidays are full of travel, family time, and long to-do lists — but you don’t have to miss out on our Black Friday Deals. Skip the lines and shop from the comfort of home.
With less than one week left to save on machines, accessories, and longarms, now is the perfect time to grab the BERNINA or bernette you’ve been eyeing."
The BERNINA Black Friday Deals run now through Sunday, November 30. 2025. |
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The Quilt Show's Cyber Quilting Sale Still Has Plenty of Deals Left For You! |
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Take 30% Off Storewide*
And get ready for today’s Daily Deal dropping at 9 AM PT / 12 PM ET! Use code CYBER30 at checkout.
*CYBER30 30% Off Coupon Excludes the Daily Deal Product, our 2026 Block of the Month "Game On!" Kits, Software, Products in our Sale department, Star Memberships and Gift Star Memberships. Offer good through 11:59 PM PT December 1, 2025, or while supplies last. May not be combined with any other offer. |
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Jinny Beyer's Memory Match Game |
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Do you play Jinny Beyer's Memory Match Game? Have you tried challenging your friends? Find out who among your quilt group has that encyclopedic knowledge of quilt blocks. Have some fun and learn about quilting. |
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The Quilt Show Puzzle: Gaze at the Splendor |
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"Stargazer Splendor" by Andrea Brokenshire
Using a photo of a stargazer lily that she took in her mother's garden as the basis of the quilt, the main reason that Andrea wanted to create Stargazer Splendor was to make the anthers, "the part of a stamen that contains the pollen", of the flower. Enthralled with their texture, and their contrast against the fuchsia color, it was this feature that Andrea focused her work on this piece. As a surprise bonus, there's is a bug hiding in the quilt. Can you spot where it is?
See more of Andrea's quilts in How to Use a Photograph For Your Quilt with Andrea Brokenshire | New York Beauty Block Design.
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