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International Quilt Festival 2003 in Houston
Quilters aren't the only ones who found bliss at this year's festival
— by Judith Neukam
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 Boutis Provençal
Stitch first, stuff later -- this sophisticated cousin to quilting makes a textured and completely reversible fabric
— by Marie Yolande
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International Quilt Festival 2002 in Houston
This year's festival, held as usual at Halloween, offered attendees loads of tricks and treats
— by Carol Fresia
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Free Patterns: Mini-Quilt Templates in a Jiffy
Give miniature foundation piecing a try using our four free patterns, and preview some quilt-block software that makes it a breeze to print templates
— by Carol Fresia
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Invitation, Canada's Quilt of Belonging
An amazing project celebrates the diverse population and cultural fabric of Canada
— by Jennifer Sauer
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For Stitching Intricate Quilt Designs by Machine, Try Stippling
Diane Gaudynski offers a warm-up exercise for this free-motion quilting technique
— with Diane Gaudynski
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Quilts from the Garden
Use your garden to inspire colors, shapes, and patterns for quilt designs
— by Jean Wells Keenan
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Perfect Your Hand-Quilting Stitch
Tiny, even stitches are your reward for practice and understanding all that influences a hand-quilting stitch
— by Mary Stori
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No-Mark Quilting
Create a stitching path without marking your fabric
— by Sara Hochhauser
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Inspired Crazy Piecing
Create order from the chaos of random piecing
— by Sylvia Einstein
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Symmetry for Quilters
Use the simplest principles of symmetry to transform a single motif into endless quilting and appliqué designs
— by Jeanne Benson
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Log Cabin Piecing, Freestyle
Frame a fabric square with coordinating strips to make a quilt and a handbag or to decorate a scarf
— by Susan B. Allen
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Quilt It Freehand
Enjoy the freedom and creativity of hand quilting without marking
— by Joe Cunningham
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Lessons From Other Quilters
Close inspection of antique (and other) quilts reveal techniques and approaches you can use in your own work
— by Joe Cunningham
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