Quiltfolk Magazine
Take four trips per year – without leaving home
Quarterly
Subscribers receive four premium print issues per year, delivered to your mailbox in pristine, ready-to-read condition. New issues are available in January, April, July, and October of each year.
Print only
Quilting is all about what you can touch, feel, and see. For that reason, we’ve set out to make Quiltfolk the most beautiful print magazine possible, from a soft, tactile cover to a minimalist interior aesthetic and timeless typeface.
Advertisement-free
Quiltfolk is completely advertisement-free, which means we serve only one customer: our reader. Not only does this mean complete editorial freedom, it also keeps the magazine looking clean, beautiful, and uninterrupted.
Story Focused
Inspiration comes in many forms. One of which is through the exploration of the lives, work, history, and stories of our fellow quilters. At Quiltfolk we believe that once we understand who these quilters are, and where they come from, we can begin to discover new places of inspiration within ourselves.
state by state
Quiltfolk travels state by state with a team of writers and photojournalists to uncover spectacular stories. We meet and interview incredible members of our community: shop owners and designers; collectors and superstars; quilt scholars, curators, and everyday quilters. Every issue is a new adventure.
beautiful quilts
Each issue of Quiltfolk is 180 pages of passion. Because our pages aren’t filled with ads, we have room to showcase more of the beautiful quilts we uncover during our travels. Whether you’re looking for traditional, modern, antique, or art quilts – Quiltfolk‘s got you covered.
Inside each issue of Quiltfolk
Connect with your community
Quiltfolk travels state by state with a team of writers and photojournalists to uncover spectacular stories. We meet and interview incredible members of our community: shop owners and designers; collectors and superstars; quilt scholars, curators, and archivists. Of course, we meet quilters too, wherever they are in their quilting journey, whatever their age or quilt style.
Each full-color page offers an opportunity to soak up the local flavor and to find inspiration in quilts and quilters you might otherwise never encounter.
Read stories that inspire
Quilters have many ways to find inspiration for our next projects. One of those ways is through the exploration of the lives, work, history, and stories of our fellow quilters. At Quiltfolk we believe that once we understand who these quilters are, where they come from, and what inspires their incredible creative work, we can begin to discover new places of inspiration within ourselves.
Immerse yourself in 180 pages of passion
With up to 15 stories in every 180-page, advertisement-free issue, Quiltfolk is reimagining the magazine experience. We are often told that our magazine feels more like a book you receive four times per year. No matter what you call it, we hope it’s the best thing in your mailbox.
The Quiltfolk promise
Coffee-table quality
Quiltfolk is printed on thick, luxurious paper. And at 180 pages, each issue feels more like a book than a magazine. We guarantee pristine delivery of every issue by shipping in rigid packaging that minimizes damage during transit. If it doesn’t arrive in perfect condition, we’ll send a replacement at no cost.
100% money-back promise
We understand you might be skeptical. That’s why we’ve made a 100% money-back promise to all of our readers. If after reading any issue of Quiltfolk cover to cover you decide the magazine isn’t for you, let us know and we’ll refund your entire order. No questions asked. It’s that simple!
Dedicated support
If you have any questions about your account or need to update an address or payment method, you can access most of this information 24/7 in your Quiltfolk account. For further assistance – or if you just feel like saying ‘hello’ – our dedicated customer service team is always here to help.
current issue
Issue 10: Vermont
Quilfolk discovered that Vermont quilters use their quiet time wisely. Many quilters we met are also potters, or knitters, or bakers — or all three. As for the quilts, we noticed a marked number of pictorial quilts in Vermont, and with every one, Vermont’s quilt culture came into clearer focus.
There’s so much quilted beauty to discover in the Green Mountain State. We’re proud to bring you the best of it in our 10th issue.
