American Quilter AQ, 1987-2020, $4 each, choose your issues, quilting magazines

Description: Back issues of American Quilter magazines from 1987 to 2020. Patterns, tips, finishing directions, designer spotlights, shop spotlights, book reviews, and more. Lots and lots of terrific projects. At some point, the name changed from American Quilter to AQ American Quilter.Published quarterly by The American Quilter's Society. If you end up overpaying for postage, I will send you a refund. Here's your chance to fill in your missing issues.Find them here. Or mix and match from 1987 through 2020. This is a list of the contents of two issues just to give you an idea of the variety of projects in each magazine. Notice that there are more patterns in the newer issue. Also there are more pages although the weight of both magazines is the same because the older magazine uses much heavier paper. American Quilter Summer 1989 Volume V, No. 2 66 pages Editors Marty Bowne and Mary Lou Schwinn1. Letter from Editor and column by Patricia J. Morris - In My Judgment - about judging in quilt competitions.2. Personalized quilt stories from readers3. Upcoming quilt shows and exhibits4. Quilt Art Gallery - 3 pages of photos of quilts from readers5. Regular column on Class selection & Classroom Decorum - Workshop Etiquette by Carol Wagner6. Landscape Colors - design thoughts by quilter designer Bonnie Thornton7. Article about historical quilt from the 1830's by Eugenia Barnes8. Review of "Memories of Childhood" quilt exhibition starting in NYC and traveling for 3 years 9. List of new books from AQS10. Review of 2 different quilt challenges - one contemporary (Beverly Price) and one traditional (Ann Haggerty-Jacobs11. Review of Quilt National '89 exhibition12. Where do you get your ideas? article by Rebekka Beer Seigel13. 100 Miniature Quilts in 3 years, article by Tina Gravatt14. Another article about Miniature quilts by Linda Goodman Emery15. Quilt pattern - Indian Deer Blanket by Linda Goodman Emery - miniature pieced quilt with printed templates16. Another article about Miniature quilts - How Small is a Miniature? by Donna French Collins17. Quilt pattern - Tulips and Bows by Donna French Collins - miniature appliquéd quilt with printed templates18. Quilt pattern - Nine different quilts from the same block by Carol Gersen - pieced - traditional kaleidoscope expanded19. Machine piecing tips column by Ann Boyce - "TLC for your machine leads to perfect points for quilts."20. Quilt as you go article by Arleen Boyd with diagrams21. Book reviews Quilter's Bookshelf by Rebekah Clarke22. Classified adsArticles are lavishly illustrated in color and there are lots of ads for eye candy. AQ American Quilter November 2019 Vol. XXXV No. 6 98 pages Editor in Chief Ann Hammel1. Letter from Editor and short bios of contributing writers to this issue2. On the Web with blog and facebook references - in every issue3. Top Tips by Judy Martin - A perfect seam allowance is the ultimate shortcut - in every issue4. 2 pages of Fabulous Finds - new products - in every issue5. Quilt pattern - Canoe Sparkler by Sylvia Shaefer - skill level easy - pieced quilt6. Quilt pattern - Winterkin by Robin Koehler - skill level easy - appliquéd quilt7. A very personal history of a very personal quilt by Judy Martin8. Asymmetry in motion - a design lesson by Gail Garber - quilt pattern with line drawings and diagrams9. Reprint of history of AQS by founder Bill Schroeder10. Best of show photos from AQS Quiltweek, Grand Rapids, Michigan 201911. Quilt pattern - table topper - Rustling Leaves by Margaret Brewster Willingham - skill level intermediate - reverse appliqué12. Quilt pattern - wall hanging - Poinsettia by Stacey Day - skill level intermediate - pieced with printed templates and diagrams13. Quilt pattern - Classy Cats' Christmas by Ann Lauer - skill level easy - pieced with panel blocks14. Quilt patern - Around the Fireplace by Denise Russell - skill level intermediate - traditional pieced blocks with borders and appliqué15. Helen's Hints from Helen Squire - Organizing patterns simplifies selection - in every issue16. Stray Threads from Kimberly Einmo - Time spent pressing is time well spent - in every issue17. My Line with Lori Kennedy - quilting line patterns for Halloween - in every issue18. I am AQS - Focus on one reader - Marilyn Badger - in every issue Proceeds to the Textile Center of MN, textilecentermn.org.Choose as many of the magazines as you wish. Thank you for looking at my other items and magazine listings.New items are listed most Thursday evenings.

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