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News
SQS 2008 Sydney Quilt Show 2008 is in full swing and iQuilt was there on Wednesday morning for the presentation of awards to winners, runners up and highly commended works. Just as importantly, we were there t... Read More >>
Quilter's Profile
Juleen Sippel Ever noticed how the people in this world who are truly great have no need to go around telling everyone about how great they are? Their works, and deeds, speak for themselves. Juleen Sippel is one su... Read More >>
Know How
Getting to Know You #2 How are you progressing with getting to know your machine a little better? In GTKY #1 we looked at working with our range of stitches and using different tensions for both the top thread and bobbin. ... Read More >>
Projects
Sampler #3 This issue we bring you the second block in the Sampler Quilt series. This is a variation on the Spinning Star block. I've decided to add another square within the block. This block requires you t... Read More >>
Artist Mailing Cards Artists Mailing Cards can double as greeting cards and collector cards when made in a postcard format. They can be used to combine diverse artistic techniques and materials - the smaller versions are ... Read More >>
Crazy Scrap Bag This crazy scrap bag was inspired by an article in an earlier issue of iQuilt about the crazy quilters from Western Australia in Issue 9 of 2007. Not that they were crazy, but their results were just... Read More >>
Tickled Pink Remember packing a suitcase of "what-ifs" to take with baby and stroller on even the shortest expedition? Well the answer might lie in Tickled Pink - a versatile and practical alternative to the bunny... Read More >>
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