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2 mod moms ( View Items )
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for RJR Fabrics
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3 Sisters ( View Items )
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3 Sisters is a collaboration born of mutual love and respect. This family of designers each dedicate their own voice to every collection. Vintage chic, country sophistication and an appreciation for the simple elegance of life are just a few of the stylistic threads that are woven into their designs. The widespread popularity of this dynamic trio can be attributed to their keen eye for rich yet subtle color choices and a gentle finesse of both scale and pattern.
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Alex Anderson ( View Items )
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Alex Anderson’s love of quilting all began in 1978 when she completed her Grandmother’s Flower Garden Quilt as a part of her work towards her degree in art from San Francisco State University. Over the years her central focus has been to understand fabric relationships and an intense appreciation of traditional quilts and beautiful quilting surface design.
Alex is the author of 30 books in four languages selling near 1 million copies worldwide. Her quilts and instruction tips have also appeared in numerous magazines. She is the National Spokesperson for Bernina of America, a promotional partner for AccuQuilt’s GO!, as well as a designer of her own line of fabrics with P&B Textiles, and threads with Superior Threads. For 11 years, she served as host of "Simply Quilts" on HGTV. Alex continues to be one of the most sought after instructors and lecturers in the international quilting and sewing industry.
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American Jane ( View Items )
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Snady Klop was first exposed to quilting in 1979 at her sister-in-laws when she returned from teaching in Iran. She went on to teach art in Saudi Arabia for the next four years. She loved the rich colors and patterns in the tiles and carpets of the Middle East. Back in California, Sandy began to make pattern samples for a local quilt store. From there she moved to machine quilting. She has worked at a local quilt shop and taught many quilt classes. In 2000 she published a series of quilt books with Jan Patek under the series title Folk Art Favorites before venturing out on her own as American Jane Patterns. In 2003 at Quilt Market Moda approached her to see if she would like to capture her look in fabric. She has been designing for Moda ever since. “Now I have a new fabric range from Moda every six months and I design quilt patterns to feature my new fabrics. I’m truly living my dream.”
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Amy Butler ( View Items )
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Amy Butler is an internationally recognized designer of fabrics, home decor, handbags, sewing patterns & stationery goods and has authored multiple books including "Found Style" and "In Stitches" (Chronicle Books). Soon to be published "Midwest Modern" (STC), a lifestyle inspiration book showcasing the creative aesthetic that defines Amy’s brand. She works with her husband and a handful of employees in their Art of the Midwest Studio in the small town of Granville, Ohio.
Her products and licenses are distributed internationally, and she travels extensively to promote and research her latest projects. Her name is her brand, and it has become synonymous with her distinctive vision of design, a tireless pursuit of excitement, approachable ease, quality of goods, and creative fire.
For more visit Amy’s website here
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Angela Brumby ( View Items )
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Angela Parish ( View Items )
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for P&B Textiles
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Anita Phillips ( View Items )
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For Wilmington Prints. Anita Phillips has loved art since her days of crayons and coloring books, receiving her first art set for Christmas at age five. She has been drawing and painting ever since. Studying art in school but having no formal training, she started painting professionally about age 25. After studying four years in semi-private lessons with a wildlife artist, she set out to develop her own style, painting everything from delicate florals to whimsical children’s designs. Inspired by all of nature and influenced by a lifetime in the Midwest, she loves painting the things she has always encountered in her daily life
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Anne Sutton of Bunny Hill Designs ( View Items )
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I’ve always loved sewing and crafts. I’ve tried so many I can’t count them all! From needlepoint, cross stitch, crocheting, knitting, embroidery, just to mention a few, but when I found applique, I knew I found my passion. I’m at peace when I’m designing applique, and for me the process is pure joy. It speaks to me in a way that no other craft form can. To live my passion is a dream come true.
I design fabric for Moda Fabrics and my first line will debut at Spring Market, May 21st, 2010! It’s sweet sophistication, and so, so chic. You and your baby will love it!
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Anni Downs ( View Items )
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Anni is married to Pete, and they have two children - Samantha 12 yrs old and Tim 10yrs old. The pattern business is located in the stables house, next door to their shop - ’The Home Patch’ which is situated in a georgeous old inn (built in 1835). In the shop you can view all of the completed samples, and browse through the extensive range of Anni’s patterns as well as other artisans. There is also a large collection of fabric from soft florals through to dark primitives, giftware, buttons, trims, rusty tinware and much other paraphernalia to enjoy.
Anni’s efforts are focused on designing and making the patchwork patterns for Hatched and Patched. Her choice of fabrics and colours and quirky designs together with easy to understand instructions have made Hatched and Patched designs extremely popular. Her husband, Peter is Anni’s sounding board and is responsible for the mail order and marketing as well as keeping Anni in constant chocolate supply. He is also the creator of the Hatched and Patched website and spends countless hours writing strange stories for her books.
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Barb Tourtillotte ( View Items )
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Barb (Gelotte) Tourtillotte attended Central Washington University and the Burnley School of Professional Art in Seattle, where she majored in graphic design and illustration. After a dozen years as a graphic designer, she made the transition to full time illustrator, and has illustrated over fifty books, in addition to magazines, posters and puzzles for the Education and Quilting markets.
At the change of the millennium, Barb launched into a new avenue - licensing. From whimsical snowmen to elegant florals, her artwork can be seen on fabrics, dinnerware, greeting cards, kitchen textiles and giftware. She currently licenses her delightful watercolors to over 45 companies for a myriad of products.
Barb resides in beautiful Washington State with her husband Kirk and three children.
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Barbara Brackman ( View Items )
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Barbara links her books, e-Clubs and Moda reproductions to give quilters lots of opportunities to create accurate reproduction quilts. Her most recent print projects include a few from Star Books. Flora Botanica: Quilts from the Spencer Museum of Art, is an exhibit catalog of antique quilts with patterns for reproductions. She’s also been using her digital photo manipulation programs to create some very silly takes on classic paintings.
For C&T Publishing she’s added a volume about the 20th century to her quilt history series. Making History Quilts & Fabric from 1890-1970 contains information about quilt style, fabric style and how to create reproduction quilts.
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BasicGrey ( View Items )
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Attitude is everything. Upscale attitude with a touch of metro-style, BasicGrey’s Urban Couture fabric collection features illustrative prints, natural form and unconventional design.
BasicGrey makes fabric extraordinary. Deliciously different. Ambitiously diverse. Remarkably distinct. Refreshing palettes of color in exceptional prints that so easily fit your style, making your creations uniquely you.
In the world of BasicGrey, we strive to set the standard, not follow the trend. Like a leader of the pack, we work to stay one step ahead of the innovative curve, creating what has never been created before. We live art-on the edge, in uncommon ways.
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Bella Lu Studio ( View Items )
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Berenstain Bears ( View Items )
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Stanley Melvin Berenstain and Janice Marion Grant were both born in 1923 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, growing up in families struggling through the Great Depression. They met in 1941 while attending the Philadelphia Museum School of Industrial Arts. Stan was drafted into the Army during World War II serving from 1943 to 1946. Blind in one eye, he was given limited service, spending most of his army career as a medical illustrator at an army hospital in Indiana. During the war, Jan worked as a draftsman for the Army Corps of Engineers and as an aircraft riveter building the navy’s PBY flying boat. While in the army, Stan began drawing cartoons and publishing them in magazines. Stan and Jan were married right after the war and began careers as a magazine cartoonist team. Stan and Jan decided to try their hands at creating a children’s book, themselves. This became The Big Honey Hunt featuring Papa, Mama and, at that time, Small Bear, published in 1962 with Dr. Seuss (aka Ted Seuss Geisel) as editor and publisher. Over two hundred Berenstain Bears books followed over the next forty three years until Stan’s death in 2005. Small Bear became Brother Bear with the birth of Sister in 1974. Little sister, Honey, arrived in 2000. The names, "Papa," "Mama," "Brother," and "Sister," were chosen for ease of reading and to emphasize their archetypical roles in the family. Total sales of the series have topped 250 million copies.
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Bethany Fuller ( View Items )
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Bethany learned to hand-piece when she was 5. She grew up at the knee of a quilter and started quilting seriously in college. She started her pattern company, Grace’s Dowry Quilts, shortly after her mother-in-law opened a quilt shop dedicated to Reproduction fabrics in 2005. Bethany has managed the shop since its beginning and enjoys getting to design on a daily basis. Reproduction quilts, fabric and their history are her inspiration. Bethany’s journey with Windham started in 2009, designing free handout patterns for fabric collections. Her first collection will debut in September 2011. She lives in the Chicago suburbs with her husband Jon, daughter Eliza and 2 cats.
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Betsy Chutchian ( View Items )
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for Blue Hill Fabrics
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Blackbird Designs ( View Items )
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Barb and Alma met several years ago when Barb took an appliqué class from Alma. They decided to begin a quilt book publishing company called Blackbird Designs. Both Barb and Alma are inspired by the colors and textures of fabric. They not only enjoy working on quilts, but also are excited by cross-stitch and rug hooking. They try to include projects with wool and cross-stitch in their books. They both appreciate the break a small project offers after working on several large quilts.
Barb works full-time managing the production line in a dental laboratory. In what little time she has to spare she and her mom Leona Adams design and sew like crazy.
Alma works in the home. She and her husband Dave have four children, three cats and two dogs. The children’s ages span from college age to middle school.
Alma and Barb both enjoy gardening and their quilt designs reflect this passion. They try to incorporate flowers and gardens into their publications when ever possible. Barb and Alma both feel that the friendships and laughter found through quilting are the joyful part of life.
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Boni Jean ( View Items )
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We were in a military family and traveled all of my early life. We moved nearly every two years. My family eventually settled in Melbourne, Florida. I studied art at Troy State University, Advertising at University of Florida and Graphic Design in Miami. The travel part of my life was in my blood and I became a flight attendant for Pan Am Airlines. But I always longed for the creative career. Pan Am ceased flying and 3 babies later I find myself creatively working as a product designer.
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Bonnie & Camille ( View Items )
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Bonnie and Camille met on June 10, 1983 when Camille came into the world on Bonnie’s 24th birthday. Not only do the two share a family and a birthday, they also share a love of quilting and an all out obsession with fabric.
Since starting her company Cotton Way in 1990, Bonnie has designed over 300 patterns. She currently resides in Idaho, has a wonderful husband, 5 children, and enjoys spoiling her 5 beautiful grandchildren. When she’s not busy designing, she enjoys decorating her home, scrapbooking and boating with the family.
Camille started her own pattern company Thimble Blossoms in 2007. She currently lives in Las Vegas and is raising her two energetic little boys, Aiden & Canon. A few of her favorite things are staying up all night sewing, blogging, and watching movies with her family.
This mother daughter team blends trendy with traditional, and has the unique perspective of two generations of quilters. Their hope is that you, too, may be able to start a new quilt day tradition as mothers and daughters. Oh, and don’t forget the chocolate!
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