Posts Tagged ‘embellishment’
Annemart Berendse – New AQS Author
We are very pleased to add Annemart Berendse to our list of authors. Read this short bio to get to know Annemart, then take a step in the right direction with her new book, Decorate Your Shoes! Create One-of-a-Kind Footwear. Annemart Berendse Receiving a mother-in-law who [Read More]
Sunbonnet Sue Winners–aahh, that’s better
Here they are, the finalists in Ricky Tims’s Sunbonnet Sue block contest. Top 4 winners will be in Ricky’s feature article in the upcoming August 2012 issue of TQL. The theme of that issue is Hot! and Ricky’s saying that Sunbonnet Sue is still hot in the [Read More]
Make this one for you
I’m always glad to see an email in my inbox from See How We Sew, letting me know that there’s a new post. It’s always a feast for the eyes. One of TQL’s frequent contributors, the very creative Jennifer Rounds, is part of this collective blog. In [Read More]
Embellishment Obsession
Janet Stone says she absolutely has to embellish her quilts! But how does she make her embellishments an absolutely integral part of her quilt and not look like an afterthought? “I truly think about the embellishments and I guess it’s just intuitive as to when [Read More]
Meeting the Alchemist
We magazine folk are always excited to meet a kindred spirit – someone who shares our passion for letters! When we saw Janet Stone’s Alphabet Alchemy, TQL’s October centerfold, we just had to get to know her better! Janet immediately confessed that she’s always had [Read More]
Send in the Clowns!
Clowns on Parade by Cathy Wiggins has just arrived– what a bright, cheery book! It’s a natural for clown lovers and collectors, and the machine applique and embellishment instruction is great for quilters of any skill level. In addition to a large, bed-size [Read More]
Inchie Quilts Are in the House!
What started as a “just between friends” trading card-like pasttime has been turned into a hot new quilting trend. Leading the way is AQS author Nadine Ruggles with her book, Inchie Quilts. Inchie quilts really are just that – tiny, one-inch square quilts. [Read More]
