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1972: Issue #1
Page Count: 66
COVER: "Diamond Quilt"(Marian Miller); "Log Cabin" and "Quilted Puff Pillows"(Marsha Gould)
Notes: Quilting along with other fiber arts were undergoing a renaissance that had its beginnings in the late '60's. Lady's Circle was cheerfully jumping onto that bandwagon with a potpourri of traditional patterns...
TABLE OF CONTENTS
- FEATURES
- INTRODUCTION
- ARTICLE:
Save Your Scraps!
by Marsha Gould
- ARTICLE:
Quilting In Appalachia
by Appalachian Fireside Crafts
- TUTORIAL:
Making Petal Points
- PATTERNS:
Diamond Quilt, Pinwheel, Star Quilt, Crazy Quilt
by Marian Miller
Patchwork Owl(pillow?)
Satin Rosette(yo-yo) Patchwork Pillow
Star Pillow
Double Wedding Ring
Patchwork Tablecloth
Basket Block
Star Crescent and Baby's Block
Northern Star
Quilted Puff Pillows
by Marsha Gould
Bolster, Log Cabin Pillows
by Candy Koizim
Reverse Stitching for Wall Hangings
by Candy Koizim
More Quilted Pillows
Log Cabin
by Marsha Gould
Star Crescent
33 Best Loved Patchwork Patterns
- TUTORIAL:
What To Do Before You Make Your Quilt
- TUTORIAL:
Making Paper Patterns
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Magazine Title: Lady's Circle Patchwork Quilts
Editor(s): 1972 - ???: Lydia Peraza;
??? - 1995?: Terri Nyman;
Began Publication: 1972
Publication Frequency: 1972-1976: Yearly?;
1977-1984: Quarterly?;
1985-1989: BiMonthly?;
1990-1997: 8/Year(January, February, April, May, July, August, October, November);
Ended Publication: 1997?
Published by: 1972 - ???: Lady's Circle Inc., NY;
??? - ???: Quiltco, Inc., NY;
Average Page Count: 66
Magazine Dimensions(ht. x w.): 11" x 8 1/2"
ISSN: 0731-9916
NOTE: ALL COVER IMAGES THIS PAGE ARE PROPERTY OF
PUBLISHER, but are scanned from my private collection.
SUMMARY: The periodicity of this one appears to have varied radically throughout its run, and I think it may have "rebooted" in 1981 with a new Number 1. I won't know for sure until I've filled in more issues. Right now I just have the sample issue up to make quilters aware of its existance. The issue I have(November 1995) was weighted more towards articles than projects but not disagreeably so. I didn't get the impression that all the projects were shills for the cloth manufacturing industry, and you got a mix of patchwork and applique and quilting that was pretty even-handed. I'll include more as I acquire the issues...
I was able to nab a copy of Issue #1(1972), and it is very different from the later issue I have - mostly a hodgepodge of traditional patterns and public service announcements...
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