thrums

I am an intermediate quilter and am familiar with MSQ quilt tutorials.

I'm looking for other quilters/sewing teachers to follow for intermediate to advanced techniques and quilt patterns.

Who would you recommend? Why?

Thank you!

osewme

I like Man Sewing w/Rob Appell:
http://mansewing.com/

And Crafty Gemini:
https://www.youtube.com/user/TheCraftyGemini

ManiacQuilter2

I don't follow anyone. i check on threads that are started here. I do have my favorite websites that I see what is new with patterns.

tessagin

NO one in particular. it depends on what I want to make or just kill time.

daisydawg

I really like The Gourmet Quilter.

scrapnut

I follow Missouri Star and Nancy's Notions. I feel both give instruct well, but I do feel the Nancy's tutorial spends a little to much time promoting her products. MSQ on the other hand just appears to provide tutorials for the general love of quilting. She is always smiling and happy. Both instructions are easy to follow IMO

ckcowl

Jenny Beyer, Judy Martin and Carol Doak are 3 of my favorites

Kitsie

I don't follow any one person, I google for a tutorial and go to the sites that seem closest to what I want.

asabrinao

Stitched in Color (stitchedincolor.com) is wonderful, especially if you're used to MSQ.

colorfulom

Michele Foster - aimingforaccuracy.com

Michele has regular quilt alongs which focus on increasing accuracy in piecing. Her lessons took me from total beginner to intermediate-plus in pretty short order.