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to write

for us?

...

Submit

your

art to

Quilting

Arts!

What are we

looking for?

• Sketchbook-inspired quilts for our
  Off Th e Page series.


• Artists with inspiring portfolios of
  work to be featured in our In Th e
  Spotlight, Artist Profi le, and Q&A
  articles. Show us your work and tell
  us your story.


• Essays for “the last word” (up to
  800 words).


• Unique techniques, new ways to
  use existing tools and supplies, and
  ideas we’ve never featured before.


• If you are teaching, blogging about,
  or exhibiting your art quilts, you
  probably have great ideas to share!

How to submit

• Write a brief description of
  your idea and email it to
  [email protected].
  Your submission should give us an
  overview of what you are proposing
  to write with enough detail and
  supporting information for us to
  carefully consider your idea.


• Attach up to three low-resolution
  jpg photos of your art or process
  to your email, and don’t forget to
  include your name, website, and
  contact information.

Note: We work far ahead in the year

and sometimes can’t fi t a piece into

the magazine right away. Our editorial

review process may take up to 12 weeks,

but in many cases, we will respond to

you much sooner. No phone calls or

follow-up emails, please.

In addition ...

• Most of our artist profi les, media
  and product reviews, and reader
  challenges are written by our staff.


• We do all our photography
  in-house. If accepted, your work
  must be available to be shipped to
  our offi ces.

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t QUILTING ARTS, we celebrate contemporary art quilting, surface design, mixed

media, fi ber art trends, and more. We are always looking for new techniques,

innovative processes, and unique approaches to the art of quilting.

We’d love to hear from you!

get more online

Read submission guidelines for Quilting Arts®,

Modern Patchwork®, and related titles at

quiltingdaily.com.

We look forward to

hearing from you!

Create beautiful

fabric from yyour

own easy-to-creeate

printing bloocks

with tips frrom

Julie B. Boooth

on pagee 76.