As I was considering topics for this issue, I ran across the dates celebrating National Friends of the Library Week which is October 19-25, 2025. This week is recognition for the folks who support our […]
Making a quilt involves two separate parts: piecing the top and then quilting the top. Traditionally, quilting was done by hand and there are still those who enjoy the hand quilting. Most quilts today, though, […]
As with any sport or hobby, the crafting world has its own set of vocabulary to understand. Quilting has quite a few terms that outsiders should become familiar with, especially if you have someone who […]
March is National Quilting Month and Saturday, March 18 is Quilter’s Day Out. Quilter’s Day Out was first celebrated in Kentucky in March 1990 by the Kentucky Heritage Quilt Society. The following year, the National […]
Why are some quilts soft and cuddly and others slightly stiff or very puffy? What goes between the top and back of the quilt makes a difference in the feel of the quilt. Batting is […]
For the past five years, we have participated in the Row by Row Experience and have had a wonderful time with it. For 2020, this program has now become “Quilter’s Trek.” Quilters visit participating shops […]
submitted by The Sewing & Vacuum Center March is National Quilting Month, so a good way to celebrate is to give yourself a new machine with updated features especially for piecing and quilting! Most people […]
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