sewmom204

http://www.quiltersnewsnetwork.com

This link will take you to the world of Quilting 24/7
Oftentimes I have my laptop plugged in and on wireless and have this program going while I'm sewing. It's the bomb :thumbup:
It doesn't have Alex Anderson, but it has most of the great quilt teachers and resources of our time.

Leslee

I LOVE that link! Like having a little TV show whenever you want it :D !

Knot Sew

tHIS IS THE VERY BEST SITE.......i AM LEARNING SUPER THANKS FOR THE LINK

sarah333

you ladies and men out there ,ya'll know what when ever i try to go to qnn.com it all ways comes up something about the constitution.well you see i'm not even sure i spelled that right. well i guess i'll try again

sewmom204

Sarah: the link is this:

http://www.quiltersnewsnetwork.com

you should just be able to just click on it and it will take you there then you can save it in your favorites or put up a shortcut link on your desktop and it will go straight to it if you have cable


Teresa

sarah333

thanks sewmom204 ,i'll try it right now

sdeaaz

Have you looked at this website lately. A big surprise. No more free videos. I am so disappointed. Quilter 1234

kasapa

I was dissappointed also. Why do you have to pay for everything it seems.

amma

Yes, when they started advertising about all of the "new changes" they had a survey I filled out. One question was would you be willing to pay for this service, I had a bad feeling that they were doing some fishing then. I guess for the amount of information available, $2 a month is not so bad, it is cheaper than one movie rental......

dmackey

It's a great deal for $2 a month, you can watch any of their videos at any time, not just when they decided to show them. I think this is a wonderful resource for quilters. I especially like watching the Kaye Wood and Eleanor Burns programs, and now I can pick which one I want when I have the time to view it.

You can find Alex Anderson's Simply Quilts programs on the HGTV.com site. I think you look under crafts, and then follow the links, and I think every episode is there to view and it is free. They don't do a good job of describing the shows and you have to use a search box to find the episodes you want, and each show is in sections, but that is an advantage for me.

I don't like the new show with Ricky Tims and Alex Anderson. Way to much chatting and too little info on their preview shows. I don't want to pay for a show that has little to teach.

Kayewood.com also has videos of her programs, but the player is very choppy in my pc so it is aggrevating to watch.

Is any one else aware of Internet programming for quilting?

Diane