Has Anyone Seen the Aug/Sept 2013 Quilter's Newsletter?

[Keith D.]

Don't my sister Kristi's quilts look great? And my Mom's and Terri's and Eddie's?

And how about my arms when I was younger? You can tell I was manipulating a lot of big quilts through the small throat of a domestic machine, huh? :lol:

[Susan B.]

I'm looking forward to seeing them!

[Lotti D.]

Just got a digital subscription. I've stopped subscribing to all mags except The Quilt Life because I've gotten tired of paying a fortune for overseas mailing and then getting the mags with a month or longer delay! TQL has gotten this fixed, and I can't live without it anyway...
But just because of you... QNM is now back in my life full time (as opposed to purchasing it along with every quilt mag I find whenever I'm in the states once a year, and looking for them at all newsstands that carry english mags wherever I'm traveling at the time). Looking forward to reading tonight (or maybe at lunchtime today?)

[Terry K.]

Yes, Keith, ALL of your quilts were fabulous works. I loved the story and look forward to an update in another issue! Did you hear my wahoo when I opened my issue to your family's story??

[Lois B.]

Can't wait to get to see it. Thanks for the heads up.

[karen f.]

The article was great! I love how you all got together twice a year for so long and still make it happen in a different way. I'm glad I got to read about your family.

[Susan B.]

Keith, what an inspiring article. As a person with a very small family, I gotta say I found myself a might bit envious of the family life portrayed.

Thanks to Lotti, I have renewed my digital subscription which allows us to see your previous article and family photos.
Thanks, Keith, for pointing the way!

[Rita C.]

Don't my sister Kristi's quilts look great? And my Mom's and Terri's and Eddie's?

And how about my arms when I was younger? You can tell I was manipulating a lot of big quilts through the small throat of a domestic machine, huh? :lol:

Keith, do you think I could get arms like that from pushing large quilts through my domestic machine, I could really do with better looking upper arms. :lol: I loved reading both articles and seeing all the quilts and I really envy you having a family who share in your passion for quilting.

[Margo C.]

I don't get that one any more, but will look for it at the local bookstore! This makes you more famous!! Hugs....

[Margo C.]

I quit receiving that one too--guess I will have to go out and look for it.

[Nancy R.]

I looked for it at Joann's today, but didn't see it. :cry:

Nancy

[Robin G.]

Oh dear, my copy hasn't arrived yet, but now I'm really eagerly awaiting it!

[Keith D.]

Thanks for letting me toot my family's own horn!

And no, Rita, it's not working for me anymore either. My arms are going steadily downhill - I hate those reminders. =)

[Keith D.]

I don't subscribe anymore. Darn it. But I will ask around at guild to see if I can borrow this issue... I am so curious to read all about this quilting family!

And Keith... you said you have a sister named Kristi. I know a Kristi who is a fabulous award winning longarmer... Kristi Hawkins. Is she your sister??

[Lotti D.]

Fabulous quilts, great article! And fab family traditions. Can I gat adopted?
I also enjoyed the 1995 article ... Thank you for sharing more of your life with us.

Havn't had a chance to read the rest of the mag yet, but seems to be a good article on threads including their thread survey/test.
Quite happy I got that digital subscription, think I've spend many a dollar a less productive way