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The Aids Quilt Today: page 34. For more information about the AIDS Memorial Quilt or to find a chapter of the NAMES Project Foundation near you, visit aidsquilt.org.
Book Reviews: page 24. The Extraordinary T-shirt Quilt: A Scrapbook You Can Sleep Under by Lauren Kingsland is published by CQS Press, laurenkingsland.com.
The Surface Designer's Handbook by Holly Brackmann is published by Interweave Press, interweave.com.
Building a Quilt Collection: page 42. Beverly Dunivent is a quilt collector, historian, teacher, and lecturer. She is also a quilt appraiser certified by the American Quilter's Society. Write to her at 4947 Cushman Rd. NE, Olympia, WA 98506, or email bevquilt@sprynet.com.
To locate a quilt appraiser certified by the American Quilter's Society, visit quiltappraisers.org.
Easy lesson: page 62. Find Sulky stabilizers at your local quilt shop or fabric store. For more information about Sulky stabilizers and other Sulky products, visit sulky.com.
Emerald Spring: page 70. Nancy Rink sells quilts, patterns, and hand-dyed fabrics. Visit her website nancyrinkdesigns.com and download a free block-of-the-month pattern.
Visit electricquilt.com for information about EQ quilt design software and other products.
Fabrics in this issue: page 7: Nature's Whimsey from Northcott; page 20: Razzle Dazzle by Possibilities from Avlyn; page 26: FUN!damentals from Robert Kaufman Fabrics; page 34: Samarkand by Kaffe Fassett from Westminster Fibers; page 78: Sumatra from Blank Quilting; page 92: Hearts for Sale by Nancy Wolff from Robert Kaufman Fabrics.
Family Flowers: page 66. To find fabrics from Mary Koval's Family Tree collection, visit Windham Fabrics at baumtextile.com and click on "Store Locator."
From the Editor: page 7. Visit amisimms.com for the details about donating a small quilt to the Alzheimer's Art Quilt Initiative. For more information about donating a panel to the Quilt to Remember, visit alzfdn.org.
Loose Threads: page 78. The poem Helen Kelley quoted in her column is Little Things, written by Julia A. Fletcher Carney in 1845.
Meetin' place: page 32. Visit davidtaylorquilts.com to learn more about David Taylor and to see a gallery of his work.
News: page 10. Write to the Steger Post Office at 23 West 34th St., Steger, IL 60475-9998, for at least three booklets of first-class stamps and include a note with your payment stating that you would like to receive the complimentary Quilts of Gee's Bend lapel pin. Remember to include your name and mailing address. The offer is good only while supplies last.
On the Cover: page 29. The Out of Towners are a group of quilters in Tennessee who meet regularly to collaborate on quilting projects.
Patty Ashworth is a fiber artist who makes quilts on commission. Email her at pattysa@comcast.net.
Tone Haugen-Cogburn offers workshops and lectures. Email her at tonehcogburn@charter.net.
Email Bridget W. Matlock at gidgetmat@aol.com.
For more information about Candace Tucker's fiber art, write to her at 2308 Mount Olive, Knoxville, TN 37920.
Photo Finish: page 98. Bodil Gardner teaches and lectures in Denmark about her work. Patterns for her quilts are not available. Email her at bodil.gardner@mail.dk or visit her website home19.inet.tele.dk/bgweb.
Readers' Quilt Show: page 46. Carol Goddu is available for lectures and classes. Email toact@goddu.com.
Stars over the Rockies: page 74. A kit with fabrics from Judie Rothermel's Rocky Mountain Quilt Museum Collection from Marcus Brothers Textiles is available for a limited time from reproductionfabrics.com for $70.50 plus shipping and handling. The kit includes 12 fat 1/4's, 1 1/4 yards of tan sashing fabric, and 3 1/2 yards of navy border fabric. Also available is a $25 stash-builder pack that includes 10 fat 1/4's of cream prints. Order from reproductionfabrics.com or phone 800-380-4611.
Stars over the Rockies was quilted by Mary Covey. Contact her at mmcovey@aol.com, or call 918-299-2750.
Check our archive of past Extra Credit pages for more quilt-related links and resources.
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