Ok, do to the fact that we do not get TV and I am on an air wireless card(just got to love living in the country) I was thinking of buying some quilting dvd's.
So which ones do you recomend for a brand new quilter that has very little sewing experiance? Is there a good dvd quilt course set around? Thanks |
There are some great free videos online.
http://www.wonderhowto.com/arts-craf...atterns-video/ |
Tamara, my favorite videos for new quilters, hands down, are the Eleanor Burns videos. Her measurements are usually oversized, allowing enough extra to trim up the block and make it perfect even if our sewing isn't so perfect. You can sign up for the newsletter at her site, and it will let you know what items are on sale - the videos were 40% off around Christmas. I especially like the series videos - the Egg Money Quilts video, for example, has every program on the book and is a 2 DVD set.
http://www.quiltinaday.com Hope this helps! I remember the days of dial up in the country; I wanted as much off-line as possible :D |
here is a website that you can RENT video and dvd's for a week.
www.smartflix.com Look under Arts and Crafts and you will find lots of quilting dvd's. |
Originally Posted by key4unc
There are some great free videos online.
http://www.wonderhowto.com/arts-craf...atterns-video/ |
I agree with Robin, El Burns is the best teacher.
You can watch alot of her videos on http://quilterstv.com |
I want to thank everyone for their suggestions. Unfortunatly due to the fact I am wireless watching videos on the net is just as PITA. There is too much buffering and loading a little at a time. I could not even handle the intro to QNNTV.
I shall check out the rental videos and the buy ones. Wish there was a site that told you what all was availble and from who. I know there have to be a few pro wuilters that made dvd's. Thanks |
Roben that is just what I am looking for thanks.
Originally Posted by Roben
Tamara, my favorite videos for new quilters, hands down, are the Eleanor Burns videos. Her measurements are usually oversized, allowing enough extra to trim up the block and make it perfect even if our sewing isn't so perfect. You can sign up for the newsletter at her site, and it will let you know what items are on sale - the videos were 40% off around Christmas. I especially like the series videos - the Egg Money Quilts video, for example, has every program on the book and is a 2 DVD set.
http://www.quiltinaday.com Hope this helps! I remember the days of dial up in the country; I wanted as much off-line as possible :D |
Crashquilt thanks for that idea on renting. I have not been to smartflix they have alot of quilting videos. Looking to sign up now.
Thanks.
Originally Posted by crashnquilt
here is a website that you can RENT video and dvd's for a week.
www.smartflix.com Look under Arts and Crafts and you will find lots of quilting dvd's. |
if you can get high speed internet the very best place for videos hundreds
of them with dozens of Eleanor Burns who is excellent for beginners as well as seasoned quilters the place is qnntv.com and only costs 24.00 dollars a year cannot buy a book for that this site is well worth the money also lots of free patterns hope this will help you |
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