Summer 2026

The Momentum is Building Dear Quilting Friends, When we launched the very first issue of Press Quilt, we hoped it would find its way into the hands of quilters who love quilting as much as we do. What we didn’t expect was just how quickly the excitement would spread. The messages, subscriptions, kind words, and…

Sue Penn: Painting Joy Into Fabric For fabric designer Sue Penn, the path to a life in color didn’t begin with a grand plan, it started with a love of art, a supportive grandmother, and a bold conversation at Quilt Market that changed everything. Growing up in Wisconsin, Sue was drawn to creativity from an…

Quilt in a Day and a Legacy That Lasts a Lifetime What started as a new job out of desperation quickly turned Eleanor Burns into a well-known name in the quilting industry. The former teacher from Pennsylvania had no idea that a small job opportunity in California would boost her into the popularity she has…

Wrapping Veterans in Comfort: The Mission of Quilts of Valor Quilters have always been some of the most generous people I know. They give their time freely, create with purpose, and somehow always seem willing to help when there is a need. Whether it is making comfort quilts after a tragedy, stitching baby quilts for…

Kathy’s Salsa You probably don’t know Cousin Kathy, but after one bite of this salsa, you’ll be glad I do. Kathy shared this recipe years ago, and it has become one of the snacks I always make for weekend quilt retreats. It’s the perfect “grab-a-bite-between-blocks” treat for full days of quilting, late-night sewing, and those…