Does any subscribe to QNNtv?
 

While I quilt I like to be able to listen different podcast but lately I have decided to listen to videos on youtube about quilting. So I decided that maybe that subscribing to QNNtv would benefit me since I like quilting like I do, does anyone else subscribe to it or any other quilting show? or am I just wasting my money?

I subscribe to The Quilt Show with Ricky Tims and Alex Anderson. A new show every two weeks and if you join you will be able to see all the back shows. I look forward to it as there is information, techniques, sometimes they visit a museum or quilt show or location that is interesting. Always something good and a nice variety. Also a BOM on the site and a daily blog. Lots of inspiration.

Watching Simply Quilts during summer months (I was a teacher) is where I developed my curiosity and love for quilting. Besides Alex's knowledge of the art of quilting and her awesome personality, she always had such great guests. I visited with her once at a Martha Pullen Sewing Market and just wanted to bring her home in my suitcase!

Gosh, GailG, that's how I learned about and to love quilting. I'd watch Simply Quilts while I ate breakfast before work.

I used to watch QNNtv when it was free. Now I find there are enough free videos on line to satisfy me.

There are too many u-tube videos for me to watch everything so why pay when there is so much that is out there for free. I have boxes of VHS tapes with Simple Quilts. STILL enjoy watching the old episodes.

I have found that the ones online some of them to do not always have good quility, and are not long enough. If I could fine a good quilting video podcast then I would feel there is a reason to subscribe.

The content is much better then the free you tube videos. I subscribe to both QNNTV and The Quilt Show. Eleanor Burns has a really good video program too.

I was going to subscribe to QNNTV, but then I found that you get free access with a Quilter's Club of America membership. It's only $5 more and you get a free quarterly magazine and free shipping from Keepsake Quilting. I've found some pretty helpful videos on QNNTV. But then again, I've also seen some good free content on YouTube, as well.

I like the QNNTV. I've been a member for couple of years and have always found interesting things to watch.

It was free till Fons and Porter bought it.
It has a lot of old shows that I enjoyed so much. So maybe a membership for one year just to see all the old stuff.
Cancell once you are caught up.