Three Canadian art quilters belong to Soul Stories, a prestigious international group that pushes each other to say more with their stitches.

The 2026 Grand National Fibre Art Exhibition — Texture of Canada — opened on June 20 at the Kootenay Gallery of Art in Castlegar, B.C.

Sue Sherman dominated the National Juried Show, winning Best in Show and the Dorothy McMurdie Award for outstanding workmanship.

A subgroup of the Vernon Silver Star Quilters Guild in B.C., QuArtz chose Trailblazing Women of B.C. as its theme for a major project.

Good quilting tools make all the difference when you’re creating, especially when trying a new technique or learning your way.

Before you dive in and open your own quilt shop, take a moment to learn from the experiences of these entrepreneurs.

This quirky 20” x 20” Shell-come Home block is the perfect size for a whimsical wall-hanging, tote bag or pillow.

A beloved quilt became a family heirloom that began in 1943 and still inspires great memories after its creator died.

The Oakville Fibre Artists group, like our country, has strength that comes from diversity as demonstrated in its Hanging by a Thread show.