nyquiltsmith.com – February 20, 2012 Newsletter

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February 20, 2012 Newsletter. Mid-month (SHORT EDITION)

WISE WORDS FROM MOTHER SUPERIOR
Most of our smaller spools have a button or snap-on end piece which serves as a catch to hold the thread ends. This snap-on end piece is removable but it does not need to be removed. Just slide the thread in between the spool and end piece and the thread will stay secure until the next use. To view a 1-minute video showing this feature, please click here.

EDUCATION: Part 2: Rayon vs. High-sheen Trilobal Polyester
In the previous newsletter (Feb. 10), we discussed the qualities of rayon vs. polyester. Rayon is not the preferred thread for sewing or embroidery because it is weak and in most cases is not colorfast. Thanks to Anita Zobens, Superior Educator in Canada and one of only seven Superior Educators in the world, we have some photos showing the colorfastness of rayon vs. polyester.

Three common threads were stitched. The right-hand section of each stitched portion was then treated with common laundry bleach. The rayon thread immediately faded when bleached. Both polyester samples proved to be colorfast even when treated with bleach.

If you like rayon thread, remember that it usually is not colorfast. If advertising claims it is indeed colorfast, remember that a company’s definition of colorfastness may not be the same as your definition.

Characteristics of Polyester Thread
Strong
Resistant to stretching and shrinking
Resistant to most chemicals
Quick drying
Crisp and resilient when wet or dry
Wrinkle resistant
Mildew resistant
Abrasion resistant
For more information about polyester, please visit our webpage.

If not rayon, then what? Because we cannot take the chance of our thread fading, running or bleeding, we do not use, sell, or recommend rayon thread. The better choice is trilobal polyester. Trilobal poly has the same high sheen as rayon or silk, but is stronger and colorfast. It costs more than rayon, but the quality and peace of mind are well worth it. Our trilobal polyester threads include Highlights, Nature Colors, Living Colors, Rainbows (variegated), and Art Studio Colors.
See Specials below for sales this month.

Superior University Learn about products and how to use them, on your schedule and in your home.
Course 102 just shipped. This will be another fun technique. We use Rainbows high-sheen trilobal polyester in Course 102.
Congratulations and thank you to the guild that just signed up over 50 guild members and will use these courses as monthly workshops.
Available to enroll as an individual, as a guild, or as a store.
Open enrollment (start and stop anytime). Regardless when you enroll, you will start with Course 101 so you will not miss anything.
Only $16.95 per month including product, instruction, and shipping (to U.S. addresses). A one-time Starter Kit supply fee of $29.95 is also required.
What? Why? When? Who? Where? How? Please visit Superior University for photos, videos, Q&A, comments, and enrollment.

WHAT’S NEW (this month)
1. PAYPAL has been available as a payment method for most orders. It is now an option for automatic billing/subscription to Superior University. If you are already enrolled and want change the method of payment to PayPal, after logging in to your account, click on My Account and follow the directions. For new enrollees, simply add Superior University to your cart. Because the University is a subscription product, please make sure that it is the only item in your cart upon checkout. You will see the PayPal option during checkout.

2. Superior THREAD HOLDER, an innovation in thread delivery.
For use with both Spools and Cones
Multiple threading options for specialty threads
Fits cones and spools up to 3.5" in diameter
Use horizontally or vertically
Sturdy, yet lightweight and portable
$24.95
Directions for the new Superior Thread Holder
Videos showing how to use the new Superior Thread Holder

3. New Thread of the Month Club options. Razzle Dazzle Club, Silk Ribbon Club, and Poly Quilter. See Thread of the Month Club, or e-mail Pati, Club Manager, or call toll free 1-855-415-7122.

4. New video page layout. View over 100 educational videos, all free of charge.

5. Mother Superior (Heather) and University Chancellor Dr. Ricci recently made a video showing bobbinwork using Razzle Dazzle. Great information for the first lesson of Superior University.

6. The Deal of the Day specials are valid for two weeks from the day they are announced but they must be added to your shopping cart the day the deal is offered. The special price will expire two weeks from the original date, so make sure you complete the purchase by then, or the price will revert back to the original price.

$30 IDEA WINNERS Please be our Business Consultant. Post your ideas here to help us serve you better (products, education, website, customer service, etc.). We award $30 gift certificates for the best ideas.


THREAD of the MONTH CLUB
Free shipping on all Club orders including any add-on items you order.
Members-only specials
Open enrollment. Start and stop any time.
For details, please visit Thread of the Month Club

School of Threadology
We have one session in March and one in June. Click here for details.

Most future sessions of our School of Threadology will be offered through our new Superior University program. Learn in your home and on your schedule via our monthly projects. It may not be as fun as visiting our campus, but it is less expensive and more convenient for you and we can teach more by offering a new project each month. A DVD containing a live recording of Bob’s seminar, Thread Therapy with Dr. Bob, will be included as part of Superior University.

BOB’S SEMINAR SCHEDULE
Bob will teach two Thread Therapy seminars at the Arizona Quilters Guild show in Mesa, AZ on Friday, March 9th at 3:30 p.m. and Saturday, March 10th at 10:00 a.m. Tickets are free, but must be reserved in advance through the guild. Here is the link: Arizona Quilters Guild


Bob’s February Birthday Specials

Try Me Specials This is a fantastic way to try new products. You choose the product, we choose the colors, and you save 40-50%. Available for most products.

Thread Therapy with Dr. Bob, a DVD containing a live recording of Bob’s seminar, included FREE to all who are enrolled in Superior University or a Thread of the Month Club.

500 yd. spools. Highlights and Art Studio Colors trilobal polyester. These two threads are the same thread type but in different color groups.
High-sheen trilobal polyester thread, ideal for both quilting and embroidery.
29 colors (on spools) of Highlights and 36 colors of Art Studio Colors.
500 yd. spools. (see below for sale on 2,000 yd. cones.)
More than 40% off through the end of February. $3.50 (reg. $5.99). No Limit.

2,000 yd. cones. Highlights and Art Studio Colors trilobal polyester. These two threads are the same thread type but in different color groups.
High-sheen trilobal polyester thread, ideal for both quilting and embroidery.
39 colors (on cones) of Highlights and 36 colors of Art Studio Colors.
2,000 yd. cones.
40% off through the end of February. $8.34 per cone (reg. $13.90). No Limit.

Rainbows variegated trilobal polyester.
High-sheen trilobal polyester thread ideal for both quilting and embroidery.
2,000 yd. cones.
62 variegated colors.
30% off through the end of February. $13.86 (reg. $19.80). No Limit.

Assortment Pack of Topstitch Needles
Long lasting Titanium-coated Superior Topstitch needles. Includes the following needles:
#70/10 x 1 needle
#80/12 x 1 needle
#90/14 x 2 needles
#100/16 x 1 needle
30% off through February. $4.89 (reg. $6.99). That’s less than a dollar a needle. No Limit.

Perfect Quilter We need to make room for new products. All remaining stock of Perfect Quilter is less than half price. Perfect Quilter is a #30/3-ply cotton and is being discontinued. Available on both 300 yd. mini cones and 2,500 yd. cones. Perfect Quilter is a heavier cotton thread and intended to be visible on your quilts. Works well on home machines with a Topstitch #100/16 needle. Some longarm machines (tight-tensioned machines) do not run it well. Loosely-tensioned longarm machines are fine.
300 yd. mini cones $3.75 (reg. $8.99). 27 colors remaining. Less than half price.
2,500 yd. cones $10 (reg. $29.99). 6 colors remaining. Way less than half price.

50% off pure filament silk ribbon.
Superior’s Silk Ribbon is available in 3 widths (2mm, 4mm, 7mm).
30 beautiful variegated colors and some solid colors.
50% off this month.
Only $3.50 per pack (reg. $6.99).

Superior SamplerSampler Sets If you are not familiar with many of our products, we offer a variety of Sampler Sets at discounts of approx. 40% off.
Home Quilting Sampler Set
Longarm Quilting Sampler Set
Embroidery Sampler Set
Embellishment Sampler Set (for bobbin work/serger/couching)
Silk Sampler set

BOB’S RECOMMENDATION
Need a new or upgraded website? What I believe to be the most innovative quilting-related Internet company in the world is Websites For Quilters. They also developed many websites in the quilting world including the FindMyFabric website and the Quilter’s Daily Special website. We use them and highly recommend them. (This is an unpaid plug for them because we like the superior work they do.) For more information, please click here. They have designed hundreds of websites for quilting-related individuals and companies as well as non-quilting related websites.

BOB’S SUPERIOR JOKE OF THE WEEK
The topic for my ninth-grade class was palindromes, which are words or sentences that are the same read forward and backward.
I asked the question, "What is the first thing Adam said to Eve?"
I was expecting the answer "Madam, I’m Adam," but one student had a better reply:
"Wow."

THANK YOU for reading. Please forward to a friend and have a SUPERIOR day. To change your subscribed e-mail address or if this was forwarded to you and you want your very own copy personally sent to your e-mail Inbox, please click here: Subscribe To unsubscribe, click the link at the bottom of the e-mail.

Bob Purcell, the Thread Professor and self-certified Threadologist.

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nyquiltsmith.com – Aurifil Creative Timeline Cover

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A new Amazing Cover for Alex’s Timeline Creative Contest

Having so many creative friends I thought it could be nice to orchestrate a creative challenge in order to figure out my “ Timeline Designer for the Season ” http://www.facebook.com/alexveronelli

First of all …..the gift that I will donate to thank the one that I will select between the entries is an Aurifil suitcase with 48 large spools in cotton in your preferred weight between my 4 available … and I am sure nobody will mind it

The contest consists in design my Facebook Timeline Cover based on the Spring theme and my wall will wear it from 20th March to 20th June as well as select my profile pic that will go together .

Profile Face photo could be selected between those available on http://gallery.me.com/alexveronelli#100197 or on those you can find already on http://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.1587838899721.79235.1348266225&type=3 or maybe you can figure out one yourself online .

For the format it should show my personality and/or tasks represented by your style , many used contents are available online you can easily surf them using the link on http://about.me/alexveronelli , … pay attention to copyrighted material not by me but by third part.

All the artworks should be jpg and less than 1mb , they should be sent to alexveronelli within 15th March midnight ( East Coast ) , on March 16th I will select the winner of the one that I will wear on my wall

In this image you can see the sizes required for the artwork designs

on the right corner Designers can add their credits that will be visible by my 5k friends and subscribers for 3 months …I’m sure Designer will also receive traffic in tags, links & buzz due to my socialnetworking about .

Do you need inspiration ? here some example of funny timeline covers http://www.socialmediaexaminer.com/16-creative-ways-to-create-your-facebook-timeline-cover-photo/

All the entries & their designers will receive however credit in a photo album

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nyquiltsmith.com – Book Review – Kaffe Fassett’s Country Garden Quilts

A Rowan book from the Taunton Press.  144 pages, soft

cover, photos every page, twenty new quilts.  

ISBN 978-1-60085-048-6.  Photographed at a fifteenth century

Manor House with Christopher Lloyd’s gardens.

Instructions, piecing diagrams, templates and tips and techniques.

If you have been tempted by the jcolors and graphics of Kaffe

Fasssett and have wondered how to possibly use such an abundance

and variety in patchwork, this is your book.  It is an excellent

handbook for making your own original Kaffe Fassett blockbuster

quilt.  Three pages and you will be captured.  Go get it.

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nyquiltsmith.com – Quilts with Heart, Meeting Lucy Mingo and More, February 2012

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Why Quilts Matter: History, Art & Politics Presents... February 2012

A Tribute to Heart-Shaped Quilts

Hearts and the topic of love have been a story told through quilt for centuries. As Valentine’s Day approaches we wanted to pull a few of our favorite quilts featuring heart images that were shown throughout the Why Quilts Matter: History, Art & Politics series. Find out more about each quilt pictured above!

February Guest Bloggers

Our special guest bloggers in February are Joan Ciolino and Bill Volckening.

Joan’s story, "Labors of Love – Quilts with Heart," is a heart-felt reflection on the special memories that family quilts hold for us: "February is the month for giving and receiving expressions of love. Mothers, fathers, friends and dear ones all given love tokens in a variety of shapes, sizes, colors, mediums, and all-important flavors of chocolate. I have always considered quilts to be among the greatest expression of love, but only recently have I fully appreciated the depth and scope of their significance." Read more…

Bill shares the story of one of the quilts in his collection and his search for the story behind it, including meeting its famous maker, Lucy Mingo: "The quilt was attributed to Polly Raymond, daughter of Lucy Mingo. Raymond was one of ten children, seven girls, but I didn’t know anything more. <…> Lucy Mingo was part of the Freedom Quilting Bee of the 1960s and 70s. She was an active participant in the Civil Rights movement, and marched to Selma, Alabama, with Martin Luther King, Jr., to protest for the right to vote." Read more…

Keep conversation going! Be sure to share your thoughts - tell us what other blog topics you’d like to see, we want to keep this conversation going!

Tokyo International Great Quilt Festival:
Photos & Observations

Shelly Zegart, "Why Quilts Matter: History, Art & Politics" Host and Executive Producer, shares her insights from the festival: "I am just back from the largest quilt show in the world – almost 300,000 people over 8 days – The Tokyo International Great Quilt Festival. It is astonishing to be at this Festival because it is held in the Tokyo Dome where baseball and rock concerts and other events are staged. It seats more then 55,000 people, so to see the long lines of Japanese women waiting to buy tickets and get into the show was not the norm there. This is the 11th year for the Festival. This year it was Antique Hexagon quilts from America. The exhibit was designed with hexagon shaped rooms for the quilts-quite amazing. Quilts were borrowed from Laura Fisher at Fisher Heritage in New York, The Charleston Museum, The Schwenkenfelder Center, Andy Hirsch, Eleanor Bingham Miller, and The New England Quilt Museum." Read more…

See photos from The Tokyo International Great Quilt Festival in 2012:

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• Tribute to Heart-Shaped Quilts

• February Guest Bloggers:
Joan Ciolino & Bill Volckening

• Tokyo International Great
Quilt Festival:

Photos & Observations

• Upcoming Events

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News & Updates

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Upcoming Events

February 20, 2012:
Hear Executive Producer of
the series Shelly Zegart on
American Pachwork and Quilting Radio

with Pat Sloan, 4PM EST

February 27, 2012:
"Quilts as Cultural Metaphors"
Spalding University, Louisville, KY

March 25, 2012
Why Quilts Matter Screening

Locust Grove, Louisville, KY

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nyquiltsmith.com – Superior Threads Newsletter

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Superior Threads TEL 800-499-1777 or 435-652-1867

February 10, 2012 Newsletter. Mid-month SHORT EDITION

EDUCATION: All About Rayon
Why doesn’t Superior sell rayon thread?
Occasionally we are asked why we do not have any rayon thread. After all, rayon is the most commonly used thread in the embroidery industry, is relatively inexpensive, and has a beautiful sheen. The answer is because rayon is weak and usually not colorfast. It is not the recommended quality fiber for quilting or embroidery.

What is rayon? Unlike cotton thread, which is made from a natural source, and unlike polyester, which is made from man-made polymers, rayon (commonly referred to as viscose rayon) is a mixture of nature and manufacturing. The textbook definition of rayon is "a manufactured fiber composed of regenerated cellulose."
The major source of cellulose required in the creation of rayon is wood pulp, which is produced from timber. After the bark has been removed, the wood is chipped into very small pieces, boiled under pressure, chemically treated, washed, and then dried. The final product is a hybrid material called viscose rayon.

Colorfastness A few years ago I angered a competitor when I made the statement that rayon usually is not colorfast. They responded that their rayon thread was indeed colorfast because it does not fade in cold water. It is important to make sure you understand what is meant by a company’s claim of colorfastness. The definition is obviously not the same for everyone. To most, colorfastness is the ability to be washed and worn without the color fading or running. Does washing include bleach or brightening agents? Test it before you use it.

Where is rayon made? Rayon is no longer made in the U.S. In 2004, the last of the U.S. rayon production facilities were closed due to EPA regulations. Current rayon producing countries include China, India, and some European countries.

If not rayon, then what? Because we cannot take the chance of our thread fading, running or bleeding, we do not use, sell, or recommend rayon thread. The better choice is trilobal polyester. Trilobal poly has the same high sheen as rayon or silk, but is stronger and colorfast. It costs more than rayon, but the quality and peace of mind are well worth it. Our trilobal polyester threads include Highlights, Nature Colors, Living Colors, Rainbows (variegated), and Art Studio Colors.
See Specials below for sales this month.


Superior University Learn about products and how to use them, on your schedule and in your home.
Open enrollment (start and stop anytime).
Only $16.95 per month including product, instruction, and shipping (to U.S. addresses).
The February course shipment will include FREE of charge the DVD Thread Therapy with Dr. Bob for all who have enrolled by Feb. 14, 2012. A $24.95 value. A lovely Valentine’s gift!
What? Why? When? Who? Where? How? Please visit Superior University for photos, videos, Q&A, comments, and enrollment.

WHAT’S NEW (this month)
1. PAYPAL has been available as a payment method for most orders. It is now an option for automatic billing/subscription to Superior University. If you are already enrolled and want change the method of payment to PayPal, after logging in to your account, click on My Account and follow the directions. For new enrollees, simply add Superior University to your cart. Because the University is a subscription product, please make sure that it is the only item in your cart upon checkout. You will see the PayPal option during checkout.

2. Superior THREAD HOLDER, an innovation in thread delivery.
For use with both Spools and Cones
Multiple threading options for specialty threads
Fits cones and spools up to 3.5" in diameter
Use horizontally or vertically
Sturdy, yet lightweight and portable
$24.95
Directions for the new Superior Thread Holder
Videos showing how to use the new Superior Thread Holder

3. New Thread of the Month Club options. Razzle Dazzle Club, Silk Ribbon Club, and Poly Quilter. See Thread of the Month Club, e-mail Pati, the Club Manager, or call toll free 1-855-415-7122.

4. New video page layout. View over 100 educational videos, all free of charge.

5. Mother Superior (Heather) and University Chancellor Dr. Ricci recently made a video showing bobbinwork using Razzle Dazzle. Great information for the first lesson of Superior University.

6. The Deal of the Day specials are valid for two weeks from the day they are announced but they must be added to your shopping cart the day the deal is offered. The special price will expire two weeks from the original date, so make sure you complete the purchase by then, or the price will revert back to the original price.

$30 IDEA WINNERS Please be our Business Consultant. Post your ideas here to help us serve you better (products, education, website, customer service, etc.). We award $30 gift certificates for the best ideas. This week’s winning Consultants have been sent a $30 gift certificate.
1. Alice Hix. Have you thought about having a Show & Tell for the monthly Superior University projects? I would love to see what others do with each project and read any comments that they have regarding it.
Bob’s Note: Many have already completed Course 101 and sent some photos of their finished projects. We created a Show & Tell tab on the University page. We will add more as you send us photos. Other tabs on the University pages show comments/reviews from participants, videos demonstrating the products, and a Q&A section.


THREAD of the MONTH CLUB
Free shipping on all Club orders
Members-only specials
Open enrollment. Start and stop any time.
The February Club shipments will include the DVD Thread Therapy with Dr. Bob FREE of charge. A $24.95 value. Happy Birthday from Bob.
For details, please visit Thread of the Month Club

School of Threadology
We have one session in March and one in June. Click here for details.

Most future sessions of our School of Threadology will be offered through our new Superior University program. Learn in your home and on your schedule via our monthly projects. It may not be as fun as visiting our campus, but it is less expensive and more convenient for you and we can teach more by offering a new project each month. A DVD containing a live recording of Bob’s seminar, Thread Therapy with Dr. Bob, will be included as part of Superior University and will be sent in mid-February with the February shipment to all who enroll by February 14, 2012.

Bob’s February Birthday Specials

Try Me Specials This is a fantastic way to try new products. You choose the product, we choose the colors, and you save 40-50%. Available for most products.

Thread Therapy with Dr. Bob, a DVD containing a live recording of Bob’s seminar, will be included FREE with the February shipment to all who are enrolled in Superior University by February 14, 2012 and also with all Thread of the Month Club shipments during February.

500 yd. spools. Highlights and Art Studio Colors trilobal polyester. These two threads are the same thread type but in different color groups.
High-sheen trilobal polyester thread, ideal for both quilting and embroidery.
29 colors (on spools) of Highlights and 36 colors of Art Studio Colors.
500 yd. spools. (see below for sale on 2,000 yd. cones.)
More than 40% off through the end of February. $3.50 (reg. $5.99). No Limit.

2,000 yd. cones. Highlights and Art Studio Colors trilobal polyester. These two threads are the same thread type but in different color groups.
High-sheen trilobal polyester thread, ideal for both quilting and embroidery.
39 colors (on cones) of Highlights and 36 colors of Art Studio Colors.
2,000 yd. cones.
40% off through the end of February. $8.34 per cone (reg. $13.90). No Limit.

Rainbows variegated trilobal polyester.
High-sheen trilobal polyester thread ideal for both quilting and embroidery.
2,000 yd. cones.
62 variegated colors.
30% off through the end of February. $13.86 (reg. $19.80). No Limit.

Assortment Pack of Topstitch Needles
Long lasting Titanium-coated Superior Topstitch needles. Includes the following needles:
#70/10 x 1 needle
#80/12 x 1 needle
#90/14 x 2 needles
#100/16 x 1 needle
30% off through February. $4.89 (reg. $6.99). That’s less than a dollar a needle. No Limit.

Perfect Quilter We need to make room for new products. All remaining stock of Perfect Quilter is less than half price. Perfect Quilter is a #30/3-ply cotton and is being discontinued. Available on both 300 yd. mini cones and 2,500 yd. cones. Perfect Quilter is a heavier cotton thread and intended to be visible on your quilts. Works well on home machines with a Topstitch #100/16 needle. Some longarm machines (tight-tensioned machines) do not run it well. Loosely-tensioned longarm machines are fine.
300 yd. mini cones $3.75 (reg. $8.99). 27 colors remaining. Less than half price.
2,500 yd. cones $10 (reg. $29.99). 6 colors remaining. Way less than half price.

50% off pure filament silk ribbon.
Superior’s Silk Ribbon is available in 3 widths (2mm, 4mm, 7mm).
30 beautiful variegated colors and some solid colors.
50% off this month.
Only $3.50 per pack (reg. $6.99).

Superior Sampler Sampler Sets If you are not familiar with many of our products, we offer a variety of Sampler Sets at discounts of approx. 40% off.
Home Quilting Sampler Set
Longarm Quilting Sampler Set
Embroidery Sampler Set
Embellishment Sampler Set (for bobbin work/serger/couching)
Silk Sampler set

BOB’S RECOMMENDATION
Need a new or upgraded website? What I believe to be the most innovative quilting-related Internet company in the world is Websites For Quilters. They also developed many websites in the quilting world including the FindMyFabric website and the Quilter’s Daily Special website. We use them and highly recommend them. (This is an unpaid plug for them because we like the superior work they do.) For more information, please click here. They have designed hundreds of websites for quilting-related individuals and companies as well as non-quilting related websites.

BOB’S SUPERIOR JOKE OF THE WEEK
I made a traffic stop on an elderly lady the other day for speeding on U.S. 166 eastbound at Mile Marker 73. I asked for her driver’s license, registration, and proof of insurance. The lady took out the required information and handed it to me. In with the cards, I was somewhat surprised (due to her advanced age) to see she had a concealed weapons permit. I looked at her and asked if she had a weapon in her possession at this time. She responded that she indeed had a .45 automatic in her glove box. Something – body language, or the way she said it – made me want to ask if she had any other firearms. She did admit to also having a 9mm Glock in her center console. Now I had to ask one more time if that was all. She responded once again that she did have just one more, a .357 Magnum, in her purse. I then asked her what was she so afraid of.
She looked me right in the eye and said, "Not a thing!"

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Bob Purcell, the Thread Professor and self-certified Threadologist.

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nyquiltsmith.com – Quilt National ’11 Exhibit Opens on Valentine’s Day

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nyquiltsmith.com – Jinny Beyer Newsletter

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