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About Issue 09: Utah

It takes a lot of work to make an issue of Quiltfolk, and in the case of Issue 09, it took a lot of miles. As you might’ve noticed, Utah is pretty big as far as states go, and we canvassed it from Park Valley to Salt Lake City to Bluff to bring you stories of quilters of all stripes. We talked quilts with ranchers, farmers, entrepreneurs, and professors — we even found quilts in national parks. You’ll see. Issue 09: Utah is packed with great stories and head-spinningly beautiful photography of quilts, quilters, and the natural landscape of The Beehive State. When you get your copy, you’ll feel like you’re in Utah — and if you’re a quilter, it’s a good place to be.

About Issue 33: New Mexico

One look through this issue, and it’s easy to understand why New Mexico is called The Land of Enchantment. The state’s breathtaking views, rich history, and, of course, the stunning quilts and their talented creators are sure to leave you captivated. Though it’s often portrayed as an arid desert, New Mexico boasts some of the most diverse landscapes in the US, with everything from expansive, red-hued deserts and lush grasslands to mesas and towering, snow-capped mountains. The landscapes of New Mexico feel almost otherworldly. As you know, we at Quiltfolk love a good tale, and this issue is full of them. We may not have any extraterrestrial sightings to report, but we think you’ll agree—New Mexico’s quilters are out of this world.