It was publishing genius when they increased the frequency to two times per year. I may never go on a physical shop hop but I've done it in my head once or twice a year for the past ten years or so.
Though I enjoyed this issue, none of the quilt projects caught my fancy enough to go on the LIST. But there were a few drool-worthy specimens on display in the store photos, particularly this rainbow effect design made from solids, hanging on a wall in Quilt Beginnings in Columbus, Ohio.
From the notation, I think it is the store's own pattern, called Amish Crossroads. At the moment, their website is not set up for e-commerce but maybe I could order the pattern by phone. Hmm...
I just picked up this magazine yesterday. I never miss a issue. I agree it is just like going on a shop hop when you read this magazine. So fun to read about each shop. I really enjoyed reading about the MATERIALS GIRLS QUILT SHOPPE in Wichita Kansas. I have bought from them online. I also did not find any quilts in this issue to out on my to do list
ReplyDeleteI enjoy every issue of Quilt Sampler. I also noticed some of the shop don't sell on-line. I'd love to see more pictures of there shop.
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