American Patchwork & Quilting magazine marks quite a milestone in April, celebrating their 25th anniversary!! WOW!! You may have noticed the celebration already began with the February issue and will continue all through out the year.
The April issue is the anniversary issue, and I am so excited to be a part of it! The magazine editors did some research to find the top ten readers' favorite covers in the entire 25 year history of the magazine, and one of my quilts made it in the top ten!! Holy Cow!
My Scattered Leaves quilt is a reader favorite. My goodness...I am so jazzed and humbled by this.
The quilt remains one of my all-time favorites as well.
To have been chosen by my fellow quilters means so very much to me.
And...I am also very, very honored to be in the company of....
Lissa Alexander
Terry Atkinson
Cindy Blackberg
Kim Diehl
Marti Michell
Mabeth Oxenreider
Bonnie Sullivan
and Amy Walsh
All designers who's work I greatly admire.
In this special anniversary issue, you'll find the patterns for all ten of the top selling quilt cover designs as well as a Q&A from all the designers. There's some very fun nostalgia from the first years of the magazine, and all the regular columns you love.
I have been a subscriber to APQ since I first learned to piece back in 1997. I have many, many issues I've saved over the years of favorite quilts and educational articles. Not to mention I have every Quilt Sampler magazine except for the very first one!! The magazine always strives to bring its readers a beautiful array of quilt designs for every taste, fun columns with new gadgets and notions, quilting tips from readers, and the latest books, patterns and fabrics. There are plenty of educational how-to articles as well.
On a personal note....I have been very fortunate to work with the staff at APQ for over a decade now. Heidi Kaisand gave me my first break for which I owe her a great debt (and she'll hear nothing of it!), and I've been invited to the corporate offices of the magazine in Des Moines, IA several times which allowed me to meet nearly everyone who works at APQ. You might say I am biased, but everyone will honestly agree that they are truly a great group of women...creative and talented...YES! But also the nicest people ever!! From the first moment you begin to work with them, that make you feel that you're a part of the APQ family.
So.....please join me in wishing American Patchwork & Quilting magazine a very
The April anniversary issue is coming in your mailbox, to your local quilt shop and newsstand very soon! Please...make sure you get a copy of this very special issue. You'll really enjoy it!!
The April issue is the anniversary issue, and I am so excited to be a part of it! The magazine editors did some research to find the top ten readers' favorite covers in the entire 25 year history of the magazine, and one of my quilts made it in the top ten!! Holy Cow!
Scattered Leaves quilt originally published in American Patchwork & Quilting October, 2009 issue |
The quilt remains one of my all-time favorites as well.
To have been chosen by my fellow quilters means so very much to me.
And...I am also very, very honored to be in the company of....
Lissa Alexander
Terry Atkinson
Cindy Blackberg
Kim Diehl
Marti Michell
Mabeth Oxenreider
Bonnie Sullivan
and Amy Walsh
All designers who's work I greatly admire.
In this special anniversary issue, you'll find the patterns for all ten of the top selling quilt cover designs as well as a Q&A from all the designers. There's some very fun nostalgia from the first years of the magazine, and all the regular columns you love.
I have been a subscriber to APQ since I first learned to piece back in 1997. I have many, many issues I've saved over the years of favorite quilts and educational articles. Not to mention I have every Quilt Sampler magazine except for the very first one!! The magazine always strives to bring its readers a beautiful array of quilt designs for every taste, fun columns with new gadgets and notions, quilting tips from readers, and the latest books, patterns and fabrics. There are plenty of educational how-to articles as well.
On a personal note....I have been very fortunate to work with the staff at APQ for over a decade now. Heidi Kaisand gave me my first break for which I owe her a great debt (and she'll hear nothing of it!), and I've been invited to the corporate offices of the magazine in Des Moines, IA several times which allowed me to meet nearly everyone who works at APQ. You might say I am biased, but everyone will honestly agree that they are truly a great group of women...creative and talented...YES! But also the nicest people ever!! From the first moment you begin to work with them, that make you feel that you're a part of the APQ family.
So.....please join me in wishing American Patchwork & Quilting magazine a very
Happy 25th Anniversary!!
The April anniversary issue is coming in your mailbox, to your local quilt shop and newsstand very soon! Please...make sure you get a copy of this very special issue. You'll really enjoy it!!