For Gail Garber, a lifelong love of the outdoors and quilting unexpectedly led to a deep connection with raptor conservation and education. What began as a simple quilt project to...
When the quilting community lost four beloved artists in the summer of 2024, it sparked a heartfelt conversation about what becomes of our quilting legacies after we're gone. This article...
When quilting friends found themselves scattered across the U.S. and Canada, they created an international block exchange to stay connected and inspired. Organized by Patricia Scott and Susan Fernandez, the...
One year after winning Best in Show at QuiltCon 2024, teacher and artist Ginny Robinson reflects on the impact of her powerful protest quilt, What We Will Use as Weapons:...
Josie Valdez was a reluctant quilter, until she discovered how to use her craft to help others. Now, she donates quilts to hospitals, young mothers, and veterans while also maintaining...
Little did we know that, as part of the Throughlines exhibit, we would see Green Star Quilt (2019), a modern sculpture that represents the fabric squares of a traditional Star...
To newbies, the signage for the Cherokee National Holiday Quilt Show is a bit hard to find, but that’s okay: locals know exactly where to go. Inside the Chota Conference...
Artist Rachel B. Hayes has been commissioned to make sculptural textile installations by many types of organizations. She has created works for Missoni, the Italian fashion firm, and has a...
Teresa Duryea Wong hosts a discussion with four incredible women who are keeping Harriet’s legacy alive. Dr. Carolyn Mazloomi who led the effort to acquire and install the new grave...
There is nothing more endearing than capturing the look of a child fascinated by something, the quirky antics of our pets, a tender touch of love, or a somber, sincere...
There are funny stories about men and women whose surnames end up being curiously connected to their hobbies or professions. Someone whose surname is Bones, for example, becomes an orthopedist....
Jason Wilson, a geometric painter from McAlester, finds inspiration in patterns, meticulously handcrafting vibrant works that often defy belief. Drawing from childhood memories spent with his quilting "grandmas," his process...
Ann Solinski's journey into modern art quilting began with a surprise gift, leading her to craft unique pieces that have been exhibited across Oklahoma. Embracing her Korean heritage, she blends...
Harriet Powers is one of America’s most famous quilters. Her two surviving quilts from the late 1800s are considered priceless treasures of American art. But there was a time—in the...
Michelle Collins wants you to know that you can definitely quilt. In fact, she thinks it’d be pretty cool if you did. The avid quilter and mom of three originally started...
The members of the East Cobb Quilters’ Guild (ECQG) are determined to offer something for everyone. It doesn’t matter if you’re a brand-new quilter or an award-winning maker, whether you...
Quilters have their favorite genres and makers. Maybe you’d drive a long way to see an exhibition of Baltimore Album quilts or quilts made by the women of Gee’s Bend....
The guests at the release party for Quiltfolk, Issue 29: New Jersey were buzzing. Those featured in the issue were wearing blue-bordered name tags so that they could identify one...
