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My grandmother, Ella Brown, was an amazing woman. She was a prolific quilter in a time before rotary cutters and rulers. She drew templates on cardboard, usually from a cereal box, drew around the template and cut the pieces for … Continue reading
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Kaaterskill still missing
It’s been one year since Kaaterskill by Janet Atkins was lost in transit. We featured Kaaterskill as our June/July 2011 cover quilt. It’s 81” x 81” and is entirely hand appliqued and hand quilted. We continue to hope that this … Continue reading
It Must Be Spring
As I spent time this weekend walking around our yard and looking at the garden, I realized that spring is truly here in Colorado. We may get another brief snowstorm but the crocus, tulips, and muscari in my yard have … Continue reading
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AIDS Memorial Quilt to Return to D.C.
The AIDS Memorial Quilt will return to Washington, D.C., this summer as part of the Smithsonian Folklife Festival June 27-July 1 and July 4-8, and during The International AIDS Conference July 21-25. Sections of the quilt will be on display … Continue reading
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QN features award-winning quilts
Two Quilters Newsletter cover quilts won major awards at the Machine Quilters Expo East last week in Providence, Rhode Island. Our current April/May cover quilt, Flourish on the Vine by Kathy K. Wylie, won 2nd place in Wall Hanging Large-Traditional. … Continue reading
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I taped my first video a couple weeks ago. Quilters Newsletter and our other publications offer web video and DVDs with lessons on quilting and sewing topics. Wow. I have a greater appreciation for those newscasters who can portray great … Continue reading
A Funny Thing Happened While Looking For Quilts
One of the really fun things about my job is looking for beautiful quilts. I try to spend time each day looking at quilts online and usually start out by going to a website that I know and clicking on … Continue reading
Joy of Quilting
Last year, when mom asked me to make something permanent to hang on her apartment door with this Count Your Blessings poem on it, I printed the quote on linen, included one of her cross-stitched flowers and designed and pieced … Continue reading
You talkin’ to me?
[Please note this giveaway is closed. See bottom of post for winner's name.] Yes, I’m talking to you. I’ve seen your boards on Pinterest and the comments you leave on blogs and on Facebook. You say things like, “I don’t … Continue reading
My Mother the Teacher
by Lori Baker My mother is a wonderful seamstress. She is the one who taught me to sew. Mom taught me that if I cut carefully the job would be half done. She taught me that if a mistake is … Continue reading
