Canadian Wartime Quilts Come Home

Canadian Wartime Quilts Come Home

80 YEARS LATERCANADIAN WARTIME QUILTS COME HOME In the April 1987 issue of Canada Quilts, a letter to the editor was published from a British woman, Pauline Adams, who was looking for information about quilts made in Canada during the Second World War, that had been...
Wool Felt Embroidery with Kathleen Riggins

Wool Felt Embroidery with Kathleen Riggins

WEBINAR: FEBRUARY 13, 2024 at 7 pm ET Learn from Kathleen Riggins how do add whimsical wool felt embroidery embellishments to your quilts.  Tickets available now for both members ($10) and non-members ($15). Add dimension to your quilted creations using wool felt...
Making Connections at Quilt Canada

Making Connections at Quilt Canada

What happens at Quilt Canada? We all know about visiting the juried and concurrent shows, taking a class or attending a lecture, and especially touring the Merchant Mall. But one of my fondest memories of Quilt Canada 2023 in Halifax was making a new friend. While I...
1957 Signature Quilt from Both Coasts

1957 Signature Quilt from Both Coasts

For not the first time in the last few months, CQA/ACC has received photos of a signature quilt and a request to help identify the original block makers based on their names and locations. This 1957 quilt was discovered by Rebecca MacCallum in a consignment shop in...
Going in Circles Can be a Good Thing!

Going in Circles Can be a Good Thing!

WEBINAR: JANUARY 10, 2024 at 7 pm ET Liz Thompson explores ways you can use circles in your quilts, in ways you may not have seen before.  Tickets available now for both members ($10) and non-members ($15). Sewing in circles can be a good thing! Not so much if you are...