Quilt In A Day MAGAZINE
10-25-2008, 04:04 AM
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I just recieved this in El's newsletter this morning......... WOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOHOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO
Quilt in a Day News . . . .
In partnership with the American Quilter’s Society, Eleanor Burns and Quilt in a Day will be publishing a new magazine, “Eleanor Burns Quilts.” The first issue will be out in April as the summer issue and the magazine will be published 4 times a year. Subscriptions will be taken through the American Quilter’s Society and I will let you know when they are ready to open subscription registration.
Quilt in a Day News . . . .
In partnership with the American Quilter’s Society, Eleanor Burns and Quilt in a Day will be publishing a new magazine, “Eleanor Burns Quilts.” The first issue will be out in April as the summer issue and the magazine will be published 4 times a year. Subscriptions will be taken through the American Quilter’s Society and I will let you know when they are ready to open subscription registration.
10-25-2008, 07:00 AM
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Oh cool! That sounds like fun!
Eleanor Burn's has a show called "Quilt in a Day" here it is on Friday Mornings about 9AM, on PBS, it's a great show. She always has tips and tricks to sewing blocks together more easily. She's quite fun to watch. Her current series is egg money quilts, so she talks about the Depression and penny glass, ect. it's nice to get a little bit of history with the blocks.
Eleanor Burn's has a show called "Quilt in a Day" here it is on Friday Mornings about 9AM, on PBS, it's a great show. She always has tips and tricks to sewing blocks together more easily. She's quite fun to watch. Her current series is egg money quilts, so she talks about the Depression and penny glass, ect. it's nice to get a little bit of history with the blocks.
10-25-2008, 10:56 AM
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i do record her shows but have never recorded the quilt in day shows - not on purpose, they just aren't the ones being shown in my area right now. The magazine will be really neat - something a bit different then what is already out there!
10-25-2008, 11:06 AM
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Bevanger,
I think she creates her shows around the books. You can find Egg Money Quilts on Amazon.com and it's way less expensive than what i paid at the quilt shop. YOu can purchase it new or buy a used copy for even less. To save on shipping, I always make sure that I order over $25 worth of merchandise to qualify for free shipping. Then you'll already have the patterns and instructions. I think the books are more complete instructions than the show.
I think she creates her shows around the books. You can find Egg Money Quilts on Amazon.com and it's way less expensive than what i paid at the quilt shop. YOu can purchase it new or buy a used copy for even less. To save on shipping, I always make sure that I order over $25 worth of merchandise to qualify for free shipping. Then you'll already have the patterns and instructions. I think the books are more complete instructions than the show.
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