Georgia Bonesteel is an internationally recognized quilting authority & host of "Lap Quilting", a popular public television series now in its ninth series.

Barbara Chainey's feather designs are examples of a rare quality - the ability to take a well-known theme and produce fresh variations that are appealing to both conservative tastes and those people who have never attempted feather designs before.

Foremost designer Patricia Cox is now bringing her "One of a Kind Designs" to us for your quilting pleasure.

Kathryn Darnell is the distinguished creator of Irish designs.

Linda Goodman-Emery brings a new series of designs, sure to spark-up your quilting. Something different for the serious quilter.

Laura Estes has been designing since 1994 under the name Laura Sage's Country Quilts. Her patterns are marketed worldwide.

The latest in Native American Art designs are presented by Moira Forsythe.

Ruth Fuleki and Barbra Brausch are graphic artist by trade. Their designs from their book "Originals for Quilts" are created to be stitched quickly with a traditional style.

Introducing a line of quilting stencils that will tantalize your creative skills - Mary Grunbaum brings us "The Great American Cover-up".

Follow the arrow to the wonderful world of machine quilting with challenging designs by Harriet Hargrave. She has also designed Continuous Line Quilting stencils.

The duo of Marian Maerke and M. Carol Schiaffine has become well-known in quilting circles worldwide. Their exceptional work is showcased in their creation of Fan Quilting and Double Wedding Rings designs.

Joyce Mori brings you exciting Native American Designs in her new collection.

Sue Nickels is an experienced quilter, teacher, and lecturer. Along with her sister, Pat Holly, she has written two books on machine quilting designs.

Martha Offutt is a quiting designer and teacher. Her quilting, applique and embroidery designs are marketed internationally.

The days of the Celts are brought into the present with the "Contemporary Celtic" designs of Barbara Siedlecki. Try on a celtic quilt!

Anita Shackelford is an internationally known teacher and lecturer whose work combines 19th century dimensional techniques and fine hand quilting with original designs to create today's album quilts.

Nacky Smith draws original motifs focusing on traditional styles inspired by Amish, Mennonite, and other Kentucky quilt makers.

People who have been honored to sit in the quilting classes of Helen Squire speak in most revered voices about her skills.

Mary Stori is a lecturer, teacher, author and quilter.

Hari Walner and her drawing board are the inspiration for continuous line machine quilting stencils. Begin anywhere and Hari will bring you back to that same point!

Marguerite Wiebusch has published 3 books of original quilting designs and has done extensive research on quilts in the last 30 years. Miniature quilts and wallhangings are her favorite projects.