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We can make amazing things if we take a project one step at a time. You’ll be amazed at all of the techniques you learn during the 2026 Going Full Circle Block of the Month Program.
A Skill Building Block of the MonthOver the course of a year, you will create a queen-sized quilt embracing piecing techniques to strengthen your skills. By the time you finish this ...
Did you resolve to create more unique quilt designs in 2026? After a fantastic session last year, From Research to Abstraction is Back, and sign-ups start today! Due to the popularity of the last course, this series of LIVE classes will have two time slots to choose from: Tuesday evenings or Sunday Afternoons. Keep reading for all the details...
Do you ever find yourself craving a small, quick project that provides results almost immediately?
This time of year, holiday ornaments are the perfect little project to give your mind a break from bigger undertakings, and this year, one of my small quilting groups did an ornament exchange based on the song The Twelve Days of Christmas. A few ...
In 2006, I was named the Time Magazine Person of the Year. So were you. And everyone else in the world. The magazine cover featured a mirror that declared YOU the person of the year. The rise of user-generated content across the internet made all of us more influential than ever before.
The QuiltCon 2026 jury results are in! This year, I entered three quilts in three drastically different styles and waited, along with hundreds of other entrants, for the jury’s results. Out of 2,041 entries, only 470 quilts (23%) were accepted into the show.
Congratulations to everyone who entered their work, regardless of the jury results. It takes a lot of courage...
