Last Wednesday I was honored to be invited to a KSL TV blogger event.
I have been a big fan of KSL since, well a long time! I listen to Doug Wright in the Morning, get all my local news from KSL.com, and love to listen to The Nightside Project (Ethan and Alex always keep me entertained whenever I have to drive alone at night)!
Oh and I couldn't possibly forget to mention this FANTASTIC show ...
I am so excited to have such a great venue for all things creative filmed right here in Utah! Not only does Studio 5 feature creative projects and artists, they have all kinds of great segments that you'll love. From cooking to family life. Home and garden to style, this show's got you covered!
It airs locally Monday-Friday at 11 on KSL 5, but you can also watch many of the segments online
at http://studio5.ksl.com. You can also see what's coming up, as well as browse through past projects and features. You can also follow them on Facebook and Pinterest to keep updated on the latest news.
This is sweet Brooke, one of the hosts. She is just as lovely in person as she seems on TV. I have heard so many great things about her, and guess what? They're all true! Thanks Brooke for taking the time to visit with me:)
We also had the opportunity to meet the evening news team
(They were wonderful!)
and even got to read the entertainment news on camera ...
{My friend Kiersten from The Crafting Chicks and I were co-anchors!}
{TRUST ME ... They make it look so easy!}
{See what I mean?}
Next, we headed over to The Nightside Project to visit with hosts Ethan Millard and Alex Kirry ...
It was so much fun to visit with them and be on the show!
You can listen to our segment HERE.
Thanks Ethan and Alex!
When it was time to leave, we were presented with some AWESOME KSL swag ...
{My 12 year old STILL won't give me the ball back!}
I want to say a big THANK YOU to Natalie and the entire team at KSL. We had a wonderful evening and learned so much about the great people who work so hard to keep us informed, both in front of and behind the camera (and mic as the case may be). Thanks!
Please visit KSL at
http://www.ksl.com/
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While I was chatting with Brooke from Studio 5, we talked about the last time Riley Blake was on the show (click HERE to see), and how it has been much too long. So I am wondering ... If Riley Blake WERE to do another segment (or segments) on Studio 5, what would YOU like to see or learn? Please let me know in the comments and I'll pick a winner to receive ...
A fat quarter bundle of Verona
WOW! Even if you don't live in our market, PLEASE still comment! You can watch the segments online and we'll be sure to share them! Your feedback is so important ... We want to know what YOU want to see. I'll close out the comments on Monday, July 2nd at Midnight (MST) so please get your comments in by then. Thanks so much!
Have a wonderful night~
Paige
I want to say a big THANK YOU to Natalie and the entire team at KSL. We had a wonderful evening and learned so much about the great people who work so hard to keep us informed, both in front of and behind the camera (and mic as the case may be). Thanks!
Please visit KSL at
http://www.ksl.com/
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While I was chatting with Brooke from Studio 5, we talked about the last time Riley Blake was on the show (click HERE to see), and how it has been much too long. So I am wondering ... If Riley Blake WERE to do another segment (or segments) on Studio 5, what would YOU like to see or learn? Please let me know in the comments and I'll pick a winner to receive ...
A fat quarter bundle of Verona
PLUS the Verona panel that I used to make THIS apron
WOW! Even if you don't live in our market, PLEASE still comment! You can watch the segments online and we'll be sure to share them! Your feedback is so important ... We want to know what YOU want to see. I'll close out the comments on Monday, July 2nd at Midnight (MST) so please get your comments in by then. Thanks so much!
Have a wonderful night~
Paige
My daughter and I are learning how to make preemie diapers as part of our Summer of Service. Thanks for the giveaway!
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I have an obsession with fat quarters. I would love to see a variety of fun, easy, quick projects that can be done using JUST a fat quarter and a few notions.
ReplyDeleteI would love to see an easy way to sew CUTE window coverings. I could just picture some of that cute Riley Blake Fabric above my kitchen window!
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I would love to see upcoming trends/color ways. Or maybe some fun projects with those awesome chevrons!
ReplyDeleteI would like to see lots of projects for toddlers using fat quarters.
ReplyDeleteHow about a demo for a easy to make fun bag or tote. It seems like in the summer you can ever have enough of them for swim stuff, library books, road trips, a back for back to school, etc. I LOVE Riley Blake fabric :)
ReplyDeleteI love fat quarters and would love to see new fun and easy projects using them. Love these fabrics so much! Thank you.
ReplyDeleteHow about a Fat Quarter Baby theme? Clothing, quilts, nursery decorations, burp cloths, etc? Riley Blake fabric would be perfect for that!
ReplyDeleteI would love to see a segment on things to make with fat quarters for kids and toddlers
ReplyDeleteI would like to see more of the inventive ways that people are using the chevron fabrics. How are they cutting the fabrics and placing in blocks to make something special and different. For example - the little girl's dress that has the chevrons running vertically. Or a ruffled skirt with each layer a different color or size of chevron. Rita of Red Pepper Quilts also used fussy-cut chevrons in a spectacular quilt. I believe there is a lot of potential locked in those zigs-zags (and the Ombre Dots, too!!!!).
ReplyDeleteA messenger bag or backpack sized to fit an elementary aged child. That would be pretty awesome!
ReplyDeleteLOVE Riley Blake fabrics!!! I am a newbie to quilting and would love to see some quilt patterns using fat quarters that are easy, but still have great eye appeal :) countrycuttins@yahoo.com
ReplyDeleteI am a newbie quilter and would love to see some simple quilt patterns using fat quarters that have great eye appeal :)
ReplyDeleteA chevron skirt...yes, definitely a chevron skirt!
ReplyDeleteI would love to see patterns for quilts made using just fat quarters. Thanks for the opportunity.
ReplyDeleteI'd love to know how they pick their new designers and stay so on the ball with what's current.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the giveaway
I would like some easy patterns for a three year old. Our daughter-in-law is going to have another baby, so some patterns for a new born would also be nice.
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Some tips for beginners quilters or some easy christmast gifts I can sew - thanks for the giveaway! jorobexeter@gmail.com
ReplyDeleteI would like to see quick gifts from fat quarters and scraps--new ideas would be great! Everyone I know has a scrap catcher and a pincushion already.
ReplyDeleteI'd love to see quick and easy gifts, often need to whip up last minute presents for small childrens birthdays! thanks
ReplyDeleteI am always looking for quick gifts to make for hostess gifts, birthdays, etc. I like to start early for Christmas so ideas for decorating and gifts are welcomed.
ReplyDeleteI'd love to see some fat quarter ideas for gifts. Teacher gifts, birthday gifts for kids. and oh ESPECIALLY FUN boy gifts! I love giving hand made but boys are TOUGH!
ReplyDeleteI would love to see more projects using fat quarters. I love Riley Blake fabrics and am working with the apple of my eye fabric making a quilt right now.
ReplyDeleteI would love to see a section on how to decorate your house using Riley Blake's fabric line. Anything from curtains to place mats to napkin holders to wall hangings.
ReplyDeleteLove Riley Blake fabric, would like to see some fat quarter friendly projects...Eileen DiPietro
ReplyDeleteI don't think it would matter what Riley Blake shared if they were on Studio 5, because all of their fabric is SO dang cute!! I just can't get enough of it all. :) Thanks for the chance to win.
ReplyDeleteI would love to see a free tote bag or table runner patterns. I like to make things that look good and are quick and easy. The Verona fabric bundle would be a great start! Thanks for the give away!
ReplyDeleteI would love to see cute easy quilts, window coverings, or an easy bag tutorial. Thanks for the giveaway
ReplyDeleteohmygosh--LOVE LOVE your blog--super adorable and so cool too! anyway, we loved meeting you, it was a real treat--you're so dang cute! xo
ReplyDeleteClever ways with chevrons please.
ReplyDeleteI've never tried quilting and would love more information on how to get started - tips, patterns, fabric combinations, etc.
ReplyDeleteauntmos(at)hotmail(dot)com
I love FQs. I am always looking for patterns using FQs, especially bags & quilts. Thanks for the chance to win!!
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Yes, fat quarter projects or other projects with precuts! Those precuts make it so easy plus you get a little of all the fabric line!
ReplyDeleteWould love to see some quilt patterns that utilize fat quarters!
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Right now I love quilts with big blocks in them. I would love to see some more of those!
ReplyDeleteI love that you can watch the segments online! That's awesomely helpful. I love to see tricky new quilt patterns - ones that look hard but are really easy and just a trick of the eye!
ReplyDeleteI would love to see some adult patterns. I am so intimidated to sew for myself. Also, lots of beginner quilting ideas or a quilt start to finish. Thanks!
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I would like to see projects using fat quarters. I will be tuning in online as I live in Australia. Thanks
ReplyDeleteI am always searching for quick to do quilts that use the pre-cuts from fabric lines. Charm packs, jellyrolls etc., there aren't a lot of patterns for these pre-cuts. BTW,I love Verona, one of my all time favorite fabric collections.
ReplyDeleteI'd love to see a feature on charities accepting quilts and some quick modern patterns for people to use for making their donations.
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Projects using jelly rolls and charm packs. I don't live in your area but am headed over to watch online.
ReplyDeleteDefinitely love to see some bag making not just totes and shopping bags, but something with a bit of interfacing to it....RB fabrics are fantastic for this...Verona in particular makes beautiful bags....so do a lot of Lila Tueller's designs.
ReplyDeleteI'd like to see hostess gifts, or gift ideas in general, bags/purses, quick to make items. Especially, things made from pre-cuts.
ReplyDeleteI would like to see more fat quarter projects that would be nice gifts. Maybe some kids soft toys!?!?
ReplyDeleteA bag or tote with lots and lots of pockets or fabric jewelry. That tree is awesome.
ReplyDeleteI want to see how to do applique!! Or do some hair accessories and fabrics building blocks for toddlers.
ReplyDeleteHow exciting and terrifying! LOL
ReplyDeleteI would love to see baby clothes/kids clothes. Riley Blake fabrics are my FAVORITE for kid crafting (even the not-so-childlike lines such as Verona).
I would really love to see more fat quarter projects.
ReplyDeleteLove to see Projects involving fat quarters also as it is so fun to have a bundle of different fabrics to work with
ReplyDeleteSomething for the 'tweens - anything that would inspire my 11 year old daughter to create! :o)
ReplyDeleteI would love to see their up coming ranges!
ReplyDeleteI would love to see any ideas on how to keep my twin 4 year olds away from my awesome Riley Blake Fabric. They like to make "sashes" out of my jelly rolls. Oh, wait, they don't do that? Right... how about a project on fabric storage bins.
ReplyDeleteI use a ton of Riley Blake fabric to make little girls dresses so I would LOVE to see some project ideas for boys using the new Super Star fabric. It is so adorable and would be perfect!!
ReplyDeleteLove Stuido 5 and Love Riley Blake! I'd love to see a new technique for making a project go faster.
ReplyDeleteI LOVE Riley Blake!!! They have the cutest fabric. I would love to see little gift ideas that are easy to make with scraps that every seamstress has. I have a ton of scraps I can't seem to get rid of because the fabric is sooooo cute!
ReplyDeleteI would love to see projects for infant clothes somehow with cotton :)
ReplyDeleteIn making quilts out of your beautiful fabric, I would love to learn about using starch in pressing the quilt blocks. What starch do you recommend? Can you make your own starch, if so, what is the receipe?
ReplyDeleteI love your fabric!
I would love to see more quick projects like the Verona apron. Usually opposed to panels because they look like, well panels, but this is too cute. Thanks for the great giveaway.
ReplyDeleteI love how Riley Blake employs so many local artists and designers. Maybe it could be a spotlight on some of our local designers and what they have done, plus a quick project.
ReplyDeleteWow! That is a hard question! Projects are always great, especially ones good for last minute gifts. Then a behind the scenes brainstorming session would be fun....Riley Blake fabrics are awesome and the sky is truly the limit...Wish I lived in your market area to be able to see the KSL segments...and really wish our local stations would spotlight quilters & those of us who love to sew.
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Seasonal quick projects could be a fun highlight, or like someone else mentioned, a little info on the designers would be fun.
ReplyDeleteMaybe some fat quarter or jelly roll projects? I think those are fun. Even more fun when you use gorgeous fabric from Riley Blake! Thanks for the giveaway!
ReplyDeleteThis is the time of year to start thinking about making Christmas gifts. I would love to see a show on "to die for" Christmas gifts.
ReplyDeleteI've moved to another state but I still get all my news from KSL.com
ReplyDeleteI would love to learn how to make a project in a day - last minute gifts type things.
I would love to learn about the making of the fabrics and the designs and the colors. How do they create such beautiful coordinating patterns and colors? Behind the scenes stuff. Maybe I am just a nerd for wanting to know about it!
ReplyDeleteSomething home decor - a wreath or pillow maybe.
ReplyDeleteI would love to see a small project that I could do in one afternoon. I have big projects constantly lined up but can never seem to find enough small projects for the days where I just want a finish...
ReplyDeleteThanks so much for the giveaway!
I want to learn how she comes up with ideas for her fabric lines and how the fabric is made. I love her fabrics!
ReplyDeleteI love fat quarter designs! Anything made with a fat quarter(s) would be great to see.
ReplyDeleteI'm already in the mood for Christmas projects so anything for the holidays!
ReplyDeleteI would enjoy seeing some appliqué projects made with Riley Blake fabrics that simple for the beginner. Also some fussy cut items like for table runners. Some valance ideas for different size windows would also be appreciated. Projects for children below the age of ten. I have two grand daughters would love to see that show.
ReplyDeleteI would love to see quick and fun projects done with fat quarters :)
ReplyDeleteThank you for the chance to win :)
Fun and new ways to use pre-cuts are always fun projects, because they are much more accessible when you're on a budget. :)
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I have been unable to resist pre-cuts lately especially charm packs :) projects to utilize them would be great!! Thanks for the chance to win!
ReplyDeleteMore projects for little Boy's! Especially with those cute fabrics Puppy Park, Seaside or Scoot would be great! I must mention that fabric tree is fabulous, and I'll be visiting Utah in August and be stopping at My Girlfriend Quit Shop just to see it up close.. Thanks for all the inspiration,and a chance to WIn.....
ReplyDeleteI would love to see you use the new line of fabric, Seaside, to make a cute kids quilt.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the opportunity!
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Pet projects! :)
ReplyDeleteEasy to do, home decorating projects!
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