Do a puzzle of Sandra Johnson's Sashiko quilt, Can to Caint.
Do a puzzle of Sandra Johnson's denim quilt, How I Got Over, inspired by gospel singer Mahalia Jackson.
Do a puzzle of Claudia Pfeil's quilt, Fire and Ice. The quilt is a 'cover girl', shown on the cover of Quilters Newsletter in 2011. It has also been the recipient of just a few awards...
We've heard about how you have been having trouble locating Jinny's Memory Match games lately. As a solution, we will be placing the game in a blog and including the link to the game there.
We have some answers and we have several new problems to address.
We've been talking all about them, now's your chance to make a puzzle of one of Cindy Needham's Little Girl Framed Linen Miniatures.
First, on behalf of our entire staff and webmasters, thank you for your kind words and patience. We appreciate your comments and findings. They help us fix things faster.
We are truly all in this together. We have amazing plans for you and this website, but we have to get all the moving parts going in the same direction.
Inspired by a super moon that hung over New York City, Teri's quilt Moon Over Manhattan holds a special place for her because it was made the year that she decided she was going to be an artist. Teri also says that the quilt has another name. What do you think it's called?
Art Quilt Quarterly is fabulous and TQS members get a discount. How?
Enjoy an amazing quilt from the Studio Art Quilt Associates (SAQA) exhibit, Layered & Stitched: Fifty Years of Innovation, as featured at the Texas Quilt Museum.
This is a list of all of the shows in the WATCH section of the site. Find a show with the magnifying glass. Increase to full page with the 4 arrow icon. Then, click the show title to go directly to the show. Easy!
1. To find an artist, click on the magnifying glass on the left and enter the artist's last name (it's best to enter just one word).
2. You would do the same to find a technique, such as Trapunto.
3. You can go to a show by clicking on the Show Title.
To participate in this contest you will have had to complete a puzzle for that day and noted your completion time. Then return here to enter the contest.
There will be 3 winners chosen per puzzle contest per day as noted below. Please only one entry per user per puzzle.
To participate in this contest you will have had to complete a Memory Match Game for that day and taken a snapshot of your completion time. Then return here to enter the contest. There will be Memory Match Game contest on Saturday 3/20/2022, and Monday 3/22/2022.
There will be 3 winners chosen per game contest per day. Please only one entry per user.
You can get wonderful quilt block variations when you flip the blocks in the basket quilt. Alex shows you how to make the "Basket G" quilt block today.
Jennifer Sampou, a fabric designer for more than twenty years, discusses how she uses modern technology to create digitized ombre fabric.
Don't miss Sujata Shah and Freddy Moran as they show you Color, Finished Edge Appliqué, Raw Edge Appliqué, Improvisational Piecing, Fabric Folding, and Hand Piecing.
Kevin Womack and Cheryl Phillips teach you Painting, Stenciling, Raw Edge Appliqué, and how to utilize Templates.
Pam Raby and Andrew Ngai cover Triangles, Stabilizers, Quilt Construction, One Block Quilts, Templates, Binding, and Thread in this exciting show.
Rosa Rojas and Sue Garman share tips and tricks on prepping your appliqué, making perfect circles and making stems with bias bars. Sue Nickels teaches her method of designing an appliqué border based on an antique quilt from the 1800s and Liuxin Newman astounds you with her needleturn methods in this second Appliqué Masterclass.