Family Gatherings
by Merikay Waldvogel
Harriett Ely loved her mother's childhood stories about growing up on a farm––it took a quilt to get the reluctant storyteller to finally commit her memories to paper.

Landscape Postcards
Quiltmaker's Workshop
with Caroline Reardon
With a photograph for inspiration and a few basic supplies, you can use fusible applique to transform your fabric scraps into a realistic-looking landscape quilt to send in the mail.

The Fabric Diary, Part 2
By Jennifer Chiaverini
The new proprietress of the 1863 House Bed-and-Breakfast discovers a leather-bound book of antique fabric swatches and begins to unravel the mystery of who made the beautiful quilts that decorate her new home.

Small and Smaller
By Judith Gunter
and Phyllis Twigg Hatcher
Two friends and partners show us their unique collection of vintage crib and doll quilts and tell us about a few of the adventures they've had collecting them.

What's New
by Angie Hodapp

Quilting Bee
Show and tell with readers across the country.

Right off the Bolt
by Alison Bolt
The need to possess every kind of acrylic ruler started innocently enough with a simple quest for patchwork accuracy.

Loose Threads
by Helen Kelley
An old-fashioned girl contemplates the benefits of going contemporary.

Beartooth Views
by John Flynn
The many steps of making a quilt attract a wide variety of enthusiasts to the craft.

Meetin' Place
British fiber artist Kate Cox became a quilter quite by accident.

Forum
by Jeannine A. Harris
Visiting a new guild in a small town is more exciting than a birthday party.

Readers' Quilt Show
Celebrate nature's dramatic symbol of the changing seasons with a collection of tree quilts.

Berk County Bounty
By Gail Kessler
Auction quilts bring joy and civic pride and replenish funds to a historic Pennsylvania community.

About Space
Jan Hutchison has her own building for her quilting hideaway.