Interesting exhibit and thought you might enjoy watching this exhibit.

This is really helpful information if you love pantographs for marking your quilting design. You can print them at home and use your domestic machine or your sit-down quilting machine. Everything you need to know is in the video.
PS - the Pencils recommended in the video are well worth buying.  I found they marked on both dark and light fabrics.  One marking pencil for almost everything, and it easily comes out with water. If you can't find them locally, I bought them on Amazon.
Thank you to SewVeryEasy for another helpful video.
Link to her video on quilting from the back:   Click Here  
The website mentioned in the video with free patterns  Click Here

What is that???
Do you remember as kids playing the Telephone Game, also called the Whisper Game? Whisper something in the next persons ear, they repeat and whisper in the next, and so forth.  At the end we get a laugh on how much it has changed!
The Quilt version starts with a photo sent to the first person in the 4-member team. They make a small quilt top in any quilting style (12x12 is big enough) and submit a photo to us.  That photo is sent to the next member of the team, and so forth.  No one gets to see previous clues, 
Timeline:  August, September, October, November.  Reveal of all 4 quilts in early December.

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Here is a video of the Game done by another group:

This video shows an easy way to make portable design Boards any size you want.  Handy for laying out components for quilt blocks, organizing your paper piecing blocks, and stacking up your project to save running back and forth to the iron a few less times.  
Inexpensive, lightweight, and stackable!
Of course, a big Thanks to Pride & Joy Quilting for sharing this info.

Here are some interesting tips if you are frustrated with your seams not matching on projects.  Sometimes it really matters, especially when the pieces you are sewing are small.