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Featured Quilt - The Nancy Ann Sobel Award of Merit in Hand Quilting at AQS QuiltWeek Paducah 2026
Lollipop by Antonia Kort-Hering won The Nancy Ann Sobel Award of Merit in Hand Quilting at AQS QuiltWeek - Paducah 2026. Antonia describes how she made the quilt, and what her intentions are for those viewing it, as such: "In this quilt, there are 466 yo-yos, both small and large, decorated with antique French ribbon and all sorts of beads. The hardest part was making the yo-yos as round as possible. The green border with all the musicians and little dogs is my favorite. It was a lot of fun making the musicians with the dogs in all sorts of positions. Lollipop is sure to make you smile; I sure did while I made it!"
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WeAllSew Tutorial: Patriotic Patchwork Table Runner |
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Roll Out The Red, White, and Blue For Your Table Top
The Fourth of July is tomorrow, do you know how you're going to decorate your table? Enter Art Gallery Fabrics and WeAllSew, who have just the project to answer that question. All you need are scraps of rectangles, squares, and strips to put this Patriotic Patchwork Table Runner together. Find out how decorative stitches and a new finishing technique elevate the design to make the celebration complete. |
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Historic Royal Palaces: Conservation of an 18th Century Court Dress |
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How Has The The Rockingham Mantua Kept Rocking For 300 Years?
From Historic Royal Palaces: "The Rockingham Mantua is an exceptional example of an 18th century court mantua, with its wide skirt and priceless craftsmanship. It was probably worn by the Marchioness of Rockingham for George III’s Coronation, as a show-off display of wealth and status. When preparing historic fashion for an exhibition, a lot goes on behind the scenes. Join our talented conservators as they practice safely mounting this historic dress for display." |
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Dee LIVE: Piecing Outside The Lines - Week 3 |
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Ombré Quilts
Join Dee Christopher for a fun five-week journey into the creative world of improv quilting!
Each week, you'll explore a different technique—from sewing without strict templates and creating oversized blocks to creating ombré quilts, using negative space, and mastering modern curved piecing.
Whether you're new to improv or looking to loosen up your quilting style, this series will help you build confidence, embrace creativity, and discover exciting new ways to quilt.
For the third week, you will be learning all about Ombré Quilts.
Dee is LIVE TOMORROW, July 4, 2026 @ 10am PST, 1pm EST, and 6pm London time. All classes are recorded so they can be viewed later. |
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In The Store - Beach Day Batiks Fat Quarter Bundle by Jacqueline de Jonge of Anthology Fabrics |
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Bring The Beach Home With You
Capture the carefree spirit of summer with Beach Day, a vibrant batik collection featuring sparkling ocean blues, sun-soaked skies, and bold tropical blooms. Perfect for a beach-inspired quilt, a colorful table runner, or a cheerful summer project. |
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The Quilt Show Puzzle: A Cracking Good Collage Quilt |
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"The Crack" by Carly Mul
Carly originally started creating The Crack with the intention the she would not use blue, her favorite color. As she was making it, something purple-ish showed up and she decided then that she would cut the quilt right in the middle and open it up. By doing this, it evolved into the titular "crack" and Carly feels that the quilt became better because of this imperfection. It is the third quilt in her organic color collage series.
See more of Carly's quilts in How to Make a Line in Color Plus Color Collage - Carly Mul | National Quilt Museum Paducah. |
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