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{get it now} Mad Mod by Ragnar

Mixing sophistication and elegance, Ragnar is inspired by all the things he loves: film noir, classic cartoons, mid-century design and punk rock. After travelling the World, Ragnar landed in Los Angeles and for over a decade has provided design and art direction for virtually every studio in town including- Disney, Cartoon Network, Nickelodeon, Sony, MTV and Warner Bros.

His debut collection of abstract patterns consists of 12 skus offered in a palette of colors that evoke that mid-century modern feel that is so popular with quilters. “We are thrilled to be working with this talented artist. Ragnar’s design elements are so exciting and are a wonderful addition to our portfolio of quilting fabrics, says Jodi Beckett, Executive V.P. of Quilting Treasures. The sophistication and modern style brings a fresh look and will inspire creativity among all quilting and sewing enthusiasts.”

Shipping to stores now. Ask for it at your favorite independent quilt and fabric retailer.

{book it} Stuffed Animals: From Concept to Construction

Have you ever thought of making your own stuffed teddy bear? How about a camel or a bumblebee?

In her new book, Stuffed Animals: From Concept to Construction, soft toy expert Abigail Glassenberg walks readers through every step of creating 16 different projects, including  a bumblebee, elephant, crab,lion and monster.   


The first 30 pages of the book is a basic how-to guide to the world of stuffed animal-making, but throughout the book Glassenberg has sprinkled 52 additional lessons to help you expand beyond just the projects in this book.

Stuffed Animals: From Concept to Construction is available now at independent quilt and fabric retailers.

{get it now} Back to School by Samarra Khaja

Available in stores now, Samarra Khaja‘s newest collection is perfect for school-themed projects and so much more. Find it at your favorite independent quilt and fabric retailer.

{buy the book} A Basketful of Taupes

If you like the colors and textures of Japanese Taupe prints and wovens, you will love the delightful projects in Kylie Irvine’s new book, A Basketful of Taupe. Buying an artful array of colors and textures to create delightful baskets and flowers, Kylie takes quilting to a whole new level. The basket quilt, pillow cover, pincushions, sewing case, notebook covers and other projects combine piecing, applique and embroidery with clear instructions and full-size patterns.

A Basketful of Taupes
by Kylie Irvine
softcover, 96page
Kansas City Star Quilts

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Grand Central Quilt Challenge

When you think of New York City, is the Grand Central Terminal one of the places that pops into your mind? For many, the building is an American icon. With more than 750,000 daily visitors and 91.3 million visitors last year, the Terminal is one of the most famous and beautiful public spaces on the planet–and a place that is deeply rooted in the history of our nation. This year it celebrates its 100th anniversary and you’re invited to participate in a quilt challenge to honor the anniversary.

The Centennial Quilt Challenge is sponsored by American Patchwork & Quilting Magazine and The City Quilter in association with the NY Transit Museum and the Metropolitan Transportation Authority.

Known for their New York-themed fabrics, The City Quilter went about designing a couple more just for this competition. “Grand Central,” and a complementary print, “GCT Constellations” both come in two colorways, beige and an aqua that corresponds to Grand Central’s striking ceiling. Entrants are encouraged to incorporate the new prints (25+% of quilt top must be one or more of the Grand Central Terminal fabrics, available here).

The Transit Museum has an exhibition space in Grand Central which will house a three-month show of the quilt challenge winners.

For details on prizes, submission, and rules, visit either The City Quilter or www.allpeoplequilt.com/grandcentral

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