There are Many Ways to Connect Online with Nancy Zieman
- If you miss a Sewing With Nancy TV show on PBS, watch online.
- If your PBS station isn’t currently carrying Sewing With Nancy, watch online.
- If you’d like to get updated sewing, quilting, and embroidery tips three times a week, check out my Blog.
- If you’d like to follow Sewing With Nancy and get regular updates, follow me on Facebook.
- If you’d like to see what websites or topics I’m following, check out my Pinterest Page or Instagram Page.
Here how!
Watch Sewing With Nancy On Your Mobil Device
Did you know you can watch Sewing With Nancy on your mobile device? Use the PBS app, available for Apple phones and tablets, Xbox 360, Apple TV, Amazon Fire TV, and Roku! The app is free; all you need is an Internet connection/Wi-Fi to watch the latest episodes. The videos have been specially built for the screen you’re watching on; we hope you think they look terrific. Download Apple’s iOS app. Please give it a whirl and let me know what you think! (Not to worry, a PBS Android app is in the works!)
Watch Sewing With Nancy On Your Computer
You can easily watch Sewing With Nancy online with your computer, laptop, tablet, or android device. Simply go to NancyZieman.com and click on Watch Videos. The newest programs—over four seasons—are available to watch at your convenience.
Nancy Zieman on Facebook
Stay connected with me each week by signing up to receive my E-News directly to your email inbox! Go to NancyZieman.com/blog/enews. After signing up, you’ll receive a blog posting each Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday in your inbox. Learn new sewing or quilting tips, read insights about the sewing and quilting industry, and find out the newest in sewing and quilting tools and products.
Whether you’re into Facebook, or new to Facebook, this next tip is very helpful! We can count on Facebook to continually evolve as updates are introduced. After one of Facebook’s recent updates, you may have noticed that you’re not receiving my posts in your Facebook News Feed.
Here’s how to add my posts back into your feed.
- Go to Facebook.com/NancyZieman and click on the drop-down button to the right of the “Liked” button.
- Then click “Get Notifications.”
- My posts should now appear in your Facebook News Feed!
Nancy Zieman on Pinterest
Pinterest is a great way to keep track of projects that you’d like to make, as seen on Sewing With Nancy and/or from my blog. Here’s how to easily add a pin.
- While visiting NancyZieman.com/blog, look for the Pin It button on the upper left corner of each photo.
- Click the Pin It button.
- You’ll be directed to your Pinterest Page, where you’ll add the project photo to one of your Boards.
- I have many different Boards on my Pinterest Page. You can follow one, several, or all my boards at pinterest.com/nancyzieman.
- Join Pinterest at Pinterest.com.
Nancy Zieman on Instagram
Instagram is the name of an online photo sharing social website service that lets you share your life with friends through a series of pictures captured with a mobile device. Okay, so maybe I don’t put up a lot of photos, but I think you’ll enjoy those that I do!
What’s your favorite way to stay connected?
I look forward to connecting with you online!
Bye for now,
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karen copstead
Great post Nancy, I follow your facebook page (on Android phone) and then follow all links to the blog and video posts, so now with the good information here I’m going to follow pinterest too. Thanks for being informative in all ways!
Vivian Scott
I REALLY LOVE ALL THAT YOU DO. i WAS IN ONE OF YOUR CLASSES IN mARSHALL fIELDS cHICAGO MANY YEARS AGO AND HAVE YOUR 1ST BOOK AND MANY AFTER THAT. nOW i ONLY HAVE EMAIL ON THE COMPUTER AND AM LEARNING TO USE MY iPAD. vIVIAN
Jennifer Fried
I am overwhelmed!! JENNIFER
Jennifer Fried
I AM OVERWHELMED!! JENNIFER
Ralene
I have enjoyed watching the show for many years. In the old days I used my vcr to tape the shows and watch them over and over. I now dvr the shows,but I am glad they are on the net. I also shop Nancy’s Notions on online. Thank you for so many good times.
Amelia M. McNairy
E-News and videos.
Maga
I follow your bog, watch the shows online and Pinterest. I’m scared of Facebook; so many friends have gotten into trouble that way so I stay well clear, same with Twitter. I don’t know a lot about Instagram.
Sherry Laferriere
I get all your tips on line, and shop on line all the time. I buy your videos on your site. I just got an ipad, but I am not sure how to use it yet.
Debbie
Tv, e-mail, facebook, Blog and I really found your book interesting – I too grew up in WI at the same time.
The landscape quilt with the tree give me faith that the ocean quilt I am slow to finish will be o.k. because the I have similar stripping for the ocean as your background sky pieces.
Keep inspiring us!
Marilyn Grubbs
I love watching all you come up with and have used many of them in quilting1 Thanks!
Marilyn Grubbs
I love watching all you come up with and have used many of them in quilting! Thanks!
Mary Lou
I am so undecided on witch one I would sew first as they all look so cute. I guess I would just have to start at the beginning of the book and sew my way to the end as I am sure that my Grandaughter would be sure to like them all. After all what little girl wouldn’t.
MaryEllen Scavone
I enjoy watching all your shows also get regular emails with projects my new cable doesn’t have shows but I watch the emails get a lot of good practice projects and tools material etc thank you keep them coming. Thx MaryEllen
Diane Schmidt
Truly enjoy your sewing with Nancy programs each week. You inspire us in so many ways;, not only to get started on a new project, or finish a previous one. Also to always have faith in yourself, no matter what life sends your way. You are a beautiful lady!
Linda
Great review on pattern layout, especially because I am starting a new project for my daughter. Thanks for the tips!
MaryEllen
Sad to hear the news we will be missing you on pbs station, still enjoy watching what I can I’ve learned a lot still a newbe at sewing even though learned in high school no machine at home until my 40’s now I’m retired have new machine still learning to use all gadgets it has. Still learning and loving it. All the best to you. Thank you!
Nancy Zieman
MaryEllen. Please let me know the call letters of your PBS station. I’ll ask my broadcast consultant to check this out. Send the details to [email protected] Thank you,
Nancy
Barbara Eylers
I love the last pattern of skirt and beige jacket, nice neckline. thanks
JO Anderson
I watched you make the coasters for wine glasses out of 5 circles but I lost that show on my DVR – what size were the circles? Where can I find the instructions again?
Ann Smith
I like stippling because I can do that. I’m excited to learn other quilting techniques like pebbles and wood grain. Thanks for making this info available.
Marilyn Grubbs
I cannot get pbs at 6AM on Saturday mornings because of the time (way too early) .What is the connection on computer to get it on line?
suzanne randall
Today is 8/13/2016 and I am looking for the book from you 2 part series on Log Cabin quilts. The book was $19.00 and I would love to have it. I have looked thru your cite but I can’t find it.
Nancy Zieman
Suzanne, the series/book is entitled “Cabin Fever.” Here’s the link: http://www.nancysnotions.com/product/cabin+fever+book.do?extid=fbnz&code=NNOADV-1310
Kaye Miller
I love the green top you are wearing in the program on recycling t-shirts with Mary Mulari, Part 1. Is that pattern something that is available on Nancy’s Notions? Is the textured fabric available. It is a very good- looking jacket.
Thank you.
Janey
Hi Nancy, I have followed your video links for quite a few years, you give me such inspiration and ideas for making things and I really appreciate that. Is there is a pattern, a tutorial, or an idea to make some kind of storage for machine embroidery hoops. I’d really love to make something different so that I can carry my various sized hoops to sewing workshops. Thank you.
Linda
Please Nancy I need some advice! I have been watching your segments on using T shirts to make a memory quilt. My 38 year old daughter who is mentally disabled has beautiful T shirts. I would like to surprise her with a quilt as I saw on your show. My question is instead of flannel backing each block, would say the back of same T shirt work just as well? I will wait for your answer and start cutting my 12.5″ blocks today!! So excited.
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Nancy Zieman
Linda, yes, you definitely could use the back of the t-shirt as the batting of your t-shirt quilt. Great suggestion! I will pass that along to Mary Mulari, my guest of that series. Happy sewing,
Nancy
Linda
Also I love your show and tape and keep the recordings. Thank you so much for all the inspiration!!
Kumari Edirisinghe
Hi Nancy,
I am making dresses for Tanzania. We are going there in September. I just want you to know that the pattern you have for the ruffles should be doubled and not 5” X 10” cut two on fold to get any gathers. If you cut two on fold you get 40” which is the exact length of the hem. So, I cut 5” X 20”, cut on two per dress.
Thanks,
Kumari
Nancy Ashley
Nancy, is there a way I can contact you personally about my niece’s christian based two non-profit groups in reference to the Bringing Hope 2 Others. Thank you very much.
Nancy Ashley
Nancy Zieman
Nancy,
Please contact Lois at [email protected]. She takes care of the listings of volunteer organizations. Looking forward to hearing from you!
Elaine Barnett
Nancy I’m currently sewing a tote on the Sewlebrity challenge and I through away my tote instructions accidentally. I need to know how to put the pockets in. I’m hopeing its not too late as I’m at the bias edge connecting the lining. But I can still get the lining out so hopeful I can still add them. Can you give me the information I need? Thanks Elaine
Beverly J. Havelka
Thank you for sharing your love with all of us, we will carry on with some of your good works and think of you, what an inspiration you are. Bev
Lucille Stokes
Nancy, My sewing friends love your show and watch it every Saturday. It is so informative & helpful. Thank You for everything you do for all of us & we pray that you are doing well. You are such an amazing lady. The 2017 block of the month is fantastic & I patiently wait each month for the new block, it is going to be so beautiful. God Bless
Jerry Ann Armistead
Nancy, I wear my lapel pin “Sewing with Nancy” with great pride. You have shared sooooo much with all of us over the years. I have an autographed copy of your book “Seams Unlikely” and have enjoyed every word. You are in my prays. God Bless you and your family.
Dorothy
When or are we going to get Nov. and Dec. and finishing instructions for the 2017 mystery quilt?
dana Curtis
How much do the machines cost? I’m sorry to be so blunt,but cost is a is a big, big factor for me, I love Nancy’s work and her essence. She will be mised,a bit will live on forever in her work. It is so beautiful. Thanks you,
Dana Curtis (Mrs. Chris Curtis
dana Curtis
How much do the machines cost? I’m sorry to be so blunt,but cost is a is a big, big factor for me, I love Nancy’s work and her essence. She will be missed,a bit will live on forever in her work. It is so beautiful. Thanks you,
Dana Curtis (Mrs. Chris Curtis
Wenda A DeMarzo
I am interested in purchasing a babylock Destiny 2 machine. I am an intermediate quilter. I currently am using the Adventura. Would appreciate your thoughts
Nancy Zieman Productions, LLC
Wenda,
I personally love Baby Lock machines, but I am not familiar with the Destiny 2. I suggest that you try one at your local Baby Lock dealer. You can compare machine features on the Baby Lock website: https://www.babylock.com/machines
Hope that helps…
DD
Anne Crabbs
I would love to win the 10-20-30 jeans book to recycle the blue jeans I hav saved for projects.
Thanks.
Barbara Conway Owen
Hello~I am the chapter coordinator for the NW Missouri chapter of Project Linus. If you have not heard of us, Project Linus (projectlinus.org) is a nationwide non-profit organization run by volunteers who make and donate quilts and blankets to children who are sick, scared or in traumatic life circumstances to bring them comfort and security.
As a non-profit we must raise funds to operate, as the chapters exist by volunteers (or “blanketeers” as we call them). My request to you is not for funds, but thought you might have outdated fabric samples, sewing notions, fat quarters, charm packs, etc. that could be used as giveaways to our blanket makers at our upcoming retreat. The Sew Faire Quilt Retreat will be held in March 2020 to raise money to buy more blanket making supplies for the coming year.
Any donations to make this fundraising event a success and further our goal of continuing to give blankets would be greatly appreciated!
Thank you for considering my request,
Barbara Conway Owen
NWMO Project Linus Chapter Coordinator
Anne T. Hannon
Have the book that accompanies the program available for purchase. I have been trying unsuccessfully to purchase “precut fabrics for speedy projects” since program aired.. Am making quilt and have to keep checking back on program to complete the project. Very time consuming and not always convenient. Many questions left unanswered. Please make book available. I am 92 and need the help.
Nancy Zieman Productions, LLC
Hello Anne, Thank you for following the Nancy Zieman Productions Blog and for interest in Sewing With Nancy reference materials. Recently the Tacony Corporation sold the Nancy’s Notions online retail business –including the Sewing With Nancy books– to the Missouri Star Quilt Company. Here’s a link to a news release: https://dailydodge.com/tacony-corporation-sells-nancys-notions-online-retail-business/
For questions about Sewing With Nancy book availability, please visit https://nancysnotions.com/ and/or email questions the new Nancy’s Notions team at [email protected].