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Posts Tagged ‘American Quilter Magazine’

Suggested Quilt Dimensions

Suggested Quilt Dimensions

How many times have you gone to buy fabric and just couldn’t remember the dimensions of the type of bed that you were making the quilt for? Make a copy of this handy chart from American Quilter magazine  and put it in your wallet for your next fabric excursion. [Read More]

Don’t Let Your Selvage Languish

Don’t Let Your Selvage Languish

For the uninitiated, the term “selvage” can conjure up images of wrecked and decrepit vehicles languishing in a junkyard. But to intrepid quilters and sewers, lots of colorful images and fun projects materialize. Let‘s take a moment to review what selvage means to a [Read More]

AQS Welcomes Duffy as Magazine Editor

AQS Welcomes Duffy as Magazine Editor

As you may have heard, Christine N. Brown has retired as the Editor-in-Chief of American Quilter magazine. We congratulate Chris and wish her all the best. Chris has turned the helm over to Michele Duffy. Michele has a vibrant personality with a sense of humor to match. We [Read More]

Great friends, great quilts

Great friends, great quilts

The Mother’s Day Quilters, originally from Marietta, Georgia, have been meeting for more than 30 years. As you might imagine, there’s been a lot of water under the bridge since the quilters first met in the 1970s. Lola McCracken’s article (“Two Weddings and a [Read More]

Coming soon…the January 2013 issue of American Quilter magazine

Coming soon…the January 2013 issue of American Quilter magazine

When I first saw Judy Robinson Ehrnst’s “Judy in the Sky with Stitches” quilt at the 2011 AQS Show & Contest in Lancaster, Pennsylvania, I immediately wanted to know how she made it, and I knew AQ readers would too. Judy uses both freezer-paper assembly [Read More]

News from International Quilt Market in Houston

News from International Quilt Market in Houston

It’s the second full day of International Quilt Market in Houston, where business and quilting converge. Buyers from all over the world (quilt shop owners, designers, web companies, etc.) have the opportunity to meet with hundreds of quilt-related sellers, not only to [Read More]

AQS Members: Renew Your Jo-Ann VIP Card

AQS Members: Renew Your Jo-Ann VIP Card

The Jo-Ann Fabric & Craft Store VIP program is just one of the perks of being an AQS member. Remember to reactivate your VIP membership through Jo-Ann. Click here to go to the reactivation page on their website. They will mail your new card to you.       [Read More]

Rainbow Rotini mystery quilt by Ginny Andersen

Rainbow Rotini mystery quilt by Ginny Andersen

American Quilter reader Ginny Andersen followed the clues in the Rainbow Rotini Mystery Quilt by Marjorie Rhine which began in the March 2012 issue of AQ and has submitted her completed quilt. If you’re an AQS member, you can access all three installments of this pattern [Read More]

Welcome to the Exciting World of Quilting!

Welcome to the Exciting World of Quilting!

American Quilter’s Society members get exclusive access to information, instruction and special savings – and the latest in quilting designs, products, and inspiration. As an AQS member you get the benefit of connecting with quilters from all over the world to share [Read More]

In her own words…Glory & AQS Membership

Glory Meyer tells us about the benefits of being a member of AQS.       [Read More]

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Look at that face

Look at that face

Last summer (in “It’s my nature” in the August 2012 issue, to be exact) you saw the face of Iliamna, an Arctic [Read More]

Send a Comfort Quilt to Oklahoma

Send a Comfort Quilt to Oklahoma

Our hearts ache for the families in Moore, Oklahoma, suffering through the aftereffects of the horrific tornado. So now [Read More]

Hidden Secrets in Sue McCarty’s Masterpiece

Hidden Secrets in Sue McCarty’s Masterpiece

Sue McCarty is no stranger to the winner’s circle at AQS QuiltWeek™ – Paducah, Kentucky. As the 2010 winner [Read More]

Log Cabin – Always in Season

Log Cabin – Always in Season

Consider the Log Cabin Its history as shelter and home has evolved throughout history. Once considered a luxury by [Read More]

Rundy – Rugged Centerfold in The Quilt Life Magazine

Rundy – Rugged Centerfold in The Quilt Life Magazine

Meet Rundy He’s ruggedly good-looking and seems to be peering into your soul through the masterful fabric [Read More]

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