Of All Things
Quiltmaker's Workshop
with Laura Fogg
The Fun Starts when you get up close and see all the weird and wonderful materials that set these art quilts apart.



One American Dream Comes True
by Merikay Waldvogel
During the renaissance of American leisure activities in the 1930's, a hungarian immigrant found her place on the national quiltmaking stage.


Quilts in Common
by Caroline Ducey and Marin Hanson with Angie Hodapp
The inaugural exhibit at the International Quilt Study Center's new home shows how approaches to quiltmaking have remained similar despite time and distance.

What's New
by Angie Hodapp

Quilting Bee
QN readers have been busy quilting..

Book Reviews

Right off the Bolt
by Alison Bolt
Quiltmakers, so aware of the importance of details in quilt construction, are prone to getting mired in the details of life as well.

Loose Threads
by Helen Kelley
To make a wonderful colorful scrap quilt, you have to be color-blind

Beartooth Views
by John Flynn
This "plain dirt specialist" is ready to try vegetable gardening again.

Forum
by Nancy Breland
There's more than one way to take your quilting to work with you.

Meetin' Place
Certified doula Helen Rea quilts as she waits for expectants parents' call.

Just for Fun
Windy Day by Cynthia Johnstone
Hold on to your hat when the March wind blows.

Readers' Quilt Show
Quilts from the invitational exhibit Hand All Around demonstrate the influence of cultural diversity.

About Space
Joyce Ball's home gives new meaning to the term "studio apartment".