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Quilting in the Valley
Quilting is a craft that not only produces beautiful heirlooms, but brings a sense of accomplishment. Tavel to Hegins, PA ,and meet Marie Rebuck of Quilting in the Valley. Her shop is a full service quilt shop in Schuylkill County. She sells fabrics, patterns, notions, and offers classes and inspiration. Marie demonstrates the basics of constructing a quilt. From, the tools, to fabric, to cutting, arranging and sewing, Marie shows how easy it is to begin this wonderful hobby. You'll also get an idea of some of the other items you can quilt, like tote bags, decorations, and clothing. You can Visit Quilting in the Valley at 243 Fountain Road in Hegins, PA. 570-682-1088.
Recipe: Sauteed Filet of Basa Chef John Hudak prepares a mouth watering recipe of Sauteed Fillet of Basa, Shrimp, Tomato Duet Chablis Sauce Chef John Hudak, CEC, AAC Executive Chef, Maitre D'Foods by Chef Hudak 570- 675-3681.
Olde Good Things Jackie Lewandoski drops by Olde Good Things in Scranton, PA, a vast nationally known architectural salvage yard where reclaimed items are taken to a new level. Check out a farm table made from salvaged beams, a unique chicken wire glass cabinet from scrap metal and gorgeous tin frames.
Broommaking Mike Stevens travels to Troy, PA, where he gets a "handle" on an old fashioned craft. Deb Lutz practices broommaking using broom corn that she and her husband Terry, grow.
Recipe: Sauteed Filet of Basa Chef John Hudak prepares a mouth watering recipe of Sauteed Fillet of Basa, Shrimp, Tomato Duet Chablis Sauce Chef John Hudak, CEC, AAC Executive Chef, Maitre D'Foods by Chef Hudak 570- 675-3681.
Olde Good Things Jackie Lewandoski drops by Olde Good Things in Scranton, PA, a vast nationally known architectural salvage yard where reclaimed items are taken to a new level. Check out a farm table made from salvaged beams, a unique chicken wire glass cabinet from scrap metal and gorgeous tin frames.
Broommaking Mike Stevens travels to Troy, PA, where he gets a "handle" on an old fashioned craft. Deb Lutz practices broommaking using broom corn that she and her husband Terry, grow.
