Linda V. Taylor

[eileenkny]

I want to thank ARJJ with all my heart for having Linda on the show. She is a gracious lady who really knows all the ins and outs of our business.
I was lucky enough to take a lecture with her a few years ago and won the quilt she was "playing with" on the frame. I even had my picture taken with her.
Thank you again.
eileenkny

[GloriaH]

Once again a terrific show. I am not a longarmer but I don't see any reason not to try some of Linda's designs elements with my domestic machine. Thanks TQS

[QuilterLynn]

My thoughts exactly Gloria.

[sewengel]

I was lucky enough to be in the audience and a lady won that beautiful basket she was working on. The pictures don't do her quilts justice. They are absolutely wonderful. She is very gracious and was sitting near me at the first taping and we visited quite a long time. She lives in Wyoming.

Sharon - with a rotten cold - in Colorado

[MaryQuilts2]

I'm with Eileen on my feelings about Linda Taylor. I took a longarm class with her last year at the Machine Quilters Showcase in Overland Park, KS. She is a wonderful teacher and such a down to earth lovely woman. Her quilting is fabulous and so very creative, it just seems to flow from her. I have learned a lot from her, as you can probably tell, I really admire her as do my longarm friends in my area of MN. Thank you ARJJ for featuring her in today's show!

[MaryQuilts2]

I also very much enjoyed Linda and her beautiful work. I don't own a long arm but all of her hints can be helpful on our domestic machines. The new larger picture came in really clear and made it an even greater show. Thanks TQS. I just love this site and the forum. I belong to two other well name places but when my memberships run out this year I won't be renewing because I get much more from TQS and all the great people on the forum...

[MaryQuilts2]

Wow, Linda Taylor is an awesome long arm quilter!
Another great guest & show
"Doodles within the feathers was pretty Awesome and this show couldn't have come at a better time for me because I'm working on a whole cloth denim quilt with many circle and feathers...now I can really really play! I'll be quilting in many thread colors too... I'm thinking I'll be playing a long long while now

"Thank you TQS, Alex,Ricky,Linda"

Great lemone star pattern Alex I'll be using this pattern to

Thank You!

[longarm1]

Oh happy day, Linda was great, I do love it when she plays!!!!! She has been a very big influence in the world of quilting. She is the first person who taught me about being free. I just have to remember to let loose and be free. Aren't those feathers wonderful.!!! 8) 8) 8) Thanks again TRQ!!!!!!!!!!

[longarm1]

I had seen Linda Taylor's work a couple of years ago in Texas.

I kinda have a cardinal rule in quilting ... JUST BECAUSE YOU CAN, SHOULD YOU. ANSWER ... YES YOU SHOULD! I bet the show is great.

[Keith]

I can't wait to see the show - it sounds so exciting and motivational! I'm also with Gloria and Lynn - I can't wait to do everything on my domestic machine!!

[Keith]

What an inspiration Linda Taylor was. I will never be a longarm quilter but there was nothing there that can't be done on a domestic machine. Thank you Linda.

[bunny9]

I really liked the close ups on this show. Practise, Practise, practise & we might get to get the flow that Linda has mastered in her technique.

[SoBelt]

Another great show, while I am not a long armer, I am working on machine quilting on my domestice machine so I watch everything. Thanks TQS and still looking forward to Patsy Thompson video, Pat

[SoBelt]

My longarm book just arrived! As I'm still lacking in the magazine department, I have something else to absorb now!!

[SoBelt]

Wonderful long arm quilting and many thanks Alex for the drafting instruction again. I have used the instructions and made stars in every size...also used the instructions in classroom (essential) for assembly. Love that star!