Here Mark & I are sharing our Flip Videos with each other in preparation for the “What’s Up?” segment for one of the first three episodes of Quilt Out Loud. Sherry Cowley’s sunroom made for a wonderful set! At one point one of the cameramen pointed out a deer on the hill behind us.
Note the mugs Mark had made. NICE!
~Jodie
I’m about to head off for our third and final day of taping the first three episodes for Quilt Out Loud. It has gone amazingly smoothly–and on time. The photo above was taken yesreday when Mark & I were preparing for our book review segment on machine quilting books.
Here we were preparing Saturday for a segment with Debbie Kalenty, Patsy Thompson and Linda Lum DeBono.
I didn’t get any pictures with Pat Sloan or Janet-Lee Santuesanio and Mary Schilke from MQX, but others were snapping away and will share I’m sure.
Today we sew, cook, and do some designing. It’s been a tremendously fun shoot thanks to Michelle, Michael, Tom, Tony and Wally. And our hosts Tim & Sherry Cowley have been nothing short of wonderful. Yes, we are paying to have their hosue cleaned after we leave!
~Jodie
Do you have a burning question you’d like Mark & Jodie and to answer on Quilt Out Loud? Get out your camcorder and ask us! Then post it on You Tube, send us the link, and we’ll put you on the show.
We’ll be shooting the weekend of June 27, so get your questions in! We want to hear what’s on your mind.
~Jodie
In the eighth episode–and eighth shop–of The Great Canadian Shop Hop Tricia Sherman takes you to Lori’s Country Cottage in Sherwood Park, Alberta where owner Lori Bosecke gives tricia a tour of the shop, demonstrates Quiltsmart, and longarm quilting.
Top it off with an interview with ever-dynamic Mark Lipinski, Northcott fabric designer and editor of Quilters Home magazine, and this certainly an episode you won’t want to miss! Members watch the show now!
~Jodie
P.S. Congrats Tricia, look what you’ve accomplished! For those who don’t know, Tricia does just about everything for her show other than operate the camera. And she’s just as genuine and delightful in person as she is on camera.