I began my journey into the colorful world of quilting in 1980. I was a young woman, barely out of nursing school, and I was drawn to the beauty of quilts I saw one of my colleagues working on during her breaks at the hospital.
She recommended I subscribe to Quilter's Newsletter Magazine to get a better grasp of all the possibilities that lie before me in this wonderful world.
Throughout the years of subscribing to QNM I learned about quilt-makers from all over the world, saw gorgeous works of art, and was given a sense of connection to this world long before the Internet.
It was with great sadness that I learned of QNM founder Bonnie Leman's passing. She inspired a generation (& more!) of quilt makers. She was a treasure, a true pioneer of our quilt-world.
My deepest sympathy to her family.
She recommended I subscribe to Quilter's Newsletter Magazine to get a better grasp of all the possibilities that lie before me in this wonderful world.
Throughout the years of subscribing to QNM I learned about quilt-makers from all over the world, saw gorgeous works of art, and was given a sense of connection to this world long before the Internet.
It was with great sadness that I learned of QNM founder Bonnie Leman's passing. She inspired a generation (& more!) of quilt makers. She was a treasure, a true pioneer of our quilt-world.
My deepest sympathy to her family.
Bonnie Leman was the first individual honored as a "Quilt Treasure" by the Alliance for American Quilts. Please click the following link additional info and her interview.
What truly sad news. She was a true pioneer and QNL was never the same after the family sold it. I started quilitng in the late 70s and QNL was the highlight of a mail day. My heart goes out to her family and friends. (I am really looking forward to your appearance on QATV!)
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