PROGRAM
101
Host,
Linda MacPhee, is joined by guest, Ron Collins, who demonstrates how
to make a man's tie. She is then joined by her cousin Nancy and they
make a sweater knit coat & sweater. The show ends with Eileen
Roche showing how to place machine embroidery.
PROGRAM
102
Host,
Linda MacPhee, is joined by guest, Joan Gibson, for a baby themed
show. They make a couple of baby receiving blankets, demo a mobile,
make a couple of floor quilts and finish off with a wall-hanging &
pillow that unrolls into a changing blanket. Linda is then joined
by Mary and Alec Elliott, a husband and wife team who recycle old
jeans into denim jackets, vests, beach blankets complete with bags,
quilts, cushions, and woven rugs.
PROGRAM
103
Host,
Linda MacPhee, is joined by guest, Karen Gibbs, to make a kid’s towel
coat out of face cloths. Mary Ann Oger joins Linda to show her knitted
crazy coat and other machine knitted garments. Carol Todd does a segment
on what to look for when buying a serger. The show ends with Eileen
Roche showing how to join up different embroidery segments with satin
stitch.
PROGRAM
104
Host,
Linda MacPhee, is joined by stained glass designer, Donna Hillier,
who demonstrates making quilt panels out of stained glass and how
to capture fabric between glass. Linda then demonstrates how to make
a 'modern' quilt & pillow. Linda is then joined by Jillian who
has taken the quilting idea & turned it into tiles set onto a
table. The show concludes with Linda's Liberation License.
PROGRAM
105
Host,
Linda MacPhee is joined by guest, Carol Todd, and together they make
a jacket with free-motion embroidery. They then whip up some fabric
fringe and test out electric scissors. Next up is Eileen Roche showing
some functional embroidery by decorating closures.
PROGRAM
106
Host,
Linda MacPhee is joined by guest, Elaine Lutz showing how she has
recycled fur coats into vests, jackets, leggings, detachable collars,
etc. Linda & Elaine next make a Duster Coat out of men's pants.
Linda's next guest is singing quilter, Cathy Miller, who explains
what inspires her. She also entertains us with a song.
PROGRAM
107
Host,
Linda MacPhee, is joined by guest, Karen Gibbs, to make a Positive/Negative
vest. Linda is then joined by Cindy Hoppe who makes pieced jackets
incorporating crochet, men's & women's wool suits, men's ties,
quilting,stencilling, and dying. The show ends with Eileen Roche showing
how to do wool felt applique with machine embroidery and how to embroider
Christmas ornaments.
PROGRAM
108
Host,
Linda MacPhee, is joined by guest, Ron Collins, who demonstrates an
invisibly stitched pocket. She is then joined by her cousin, Nancy
Millar, to make a peek-a-boo jacket. Using the unusual beggar fabric
Linda makes Nancy a tunic/vest by cutting out a neckline in a rectangular
piece of the fabric. Together they then make a vest from a cotton
rug.
PROGRAM
109
Host,
Linda MacPhee is joined by guest, Cec Caswell, who is a rug hooker.
Cec demonstrates how to hook rugs using fabric strips. Carol Todd
then joins Linda for a discussion of what to look for when purchasing
a sewing machine. Together they then make a City Cats jacket. Eileen
Roche next joins Linda for a discussion on whether you can embroider
anything on an embroidery machine (almost) and Eileen demonstrates
how to embroider on a difficult fabric (fake fur).
PROGRAM 110
Host,
Linda MacPhee, interviews her guest, Barb Thom, about setting up a
sewing a school for kids. She then makes pillow cases with Barb Thom.
Guest, Linda Freund, next joins Linda and shows all the work she has
done on fabric books, lamp shades, lace, and embroidered bears, using
her computer and embroidery machine. Carol Todd then joins Linda for
a discussion on what to look for when buying an embroidery machine.
PROGRAM 111
Host
Linda MacPhee and guest, Stephen Antle, go over the steps to create
a chair slip cover, from measuring to construction. Next they cover
a square ottoman with slip covers in fashion fabrics. Foiling as a
decorative technique is also demonstrated. Eileen Roche demonstrates
how to embroider on ribbon.
PROGRAM 112
Host
Linda MacPhee welcomes guests from Swallow Hill creations who demonstrate
how to knit and crochet, using beads as accents. They make purses,
a miser’s bag, scarves, etc. Linda and her guest, Stephen Antle, make
a simple playhouse from making the frame to making the fabric cover.
Linda answers a letter about tricks to working with pre-scrunched
fabric. To finish, the Swallow Hill ladies show how to knit and crochet
with wire and gemstone beads to make bracelets.
PROGRAM 113
Host,
Linda MacPhee and guest, Joan Gibson, have a discussion on sewing
for larger ladies. They then discuss how to alter these simple garments
if the person looses weight. Linda and Joan then make a banded slinky
jacket. Next, they make a dolman blazer with a cushion cover cut up
into lapels. The remaining part of the cushion cover is made into
a purse. Linda then welcomes guest, Steve Antle, and she teaches him
how to sew on a button.
