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Free Taster Issue of Quiltwow
The internet magazine for quilters.


Carol Tulip
 Quiltwow is Workshop on the Web for Quilters. It is a new quarterly publication and is only available on the internet. It features the very best tutors from all points of the compass, with step-by-step details of quilting and piecing methods, surface decoration, including dyeing, painting, printing, stencilling and more. Articles are planned which show how new technology is used within the quilt world.

We cover hand and machine quilting, machine embroidery, hand stitching, design and a variety of techniques, some new, some more traditional. New books and products are reviewed and we'll keep you in touch with all that's new with exhibitions and competitions. Some big stars are lined up for celebrity interviews.



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Articles



Kate Dowty Red Hot Chillies
Combine paint and stitch to create a textural wallhanging
Kate Dowty

Carol 1 Postcards from the Edge
Making a collage using computer prints
Carol Dowsett

Katharine Guerrier Art Deco Style
Make a stylish wallhanging combining patterns and techniques
Katharine Guerrier

Nancy Goodman Small Beginnings
A year of journal quilts
Nancy Goodman

Carol 2 Celebrity Interview
Carol Dowsett

Books Top Quilters choose
their Favourite Books





This issue
In this issue of Quiltwow
  • Angela Madden gets creative with spraycans
  • Hazel Credland adds oomph to photos with digital design
  • Judy Fairless takes a soft touch with Evolon
  • The Celebrity Interview is with Penny Sisto
  • Kate Dowty is back with rubbings and squared-up curves
  • Lorraine Torrance shows simple rules for stunning quilts
  • Alicia Merrett talks about mounting small textiles for sale (see left)
  • Margaret Ramsay tells us more about distressed doors in part 2 of her article
  • Plus all the regular features.


If you've enjoyed this taster, have a look at the Free Taster for our embroidery-based internet magazine www.workshopontheweb.com, also published by Maggie Grey.



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