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Quilt Sampler Fall/Winter 2022 is a virtual shop hop: the issue visits 10 independent quilt shops and pairs each with an exclusive project. The publisher announced the issue on September 6, 2022, with an original sale window of September 9 through December 9, 2022. A digital issue was linked from the publisher’s page, but current print or digital availability is not established by those historical listings.
What is included in the Fall/Winter 2022 issue?
The format combines a profile of each shop with instructions for one project from that shop. The projects range from seasonal table toppers and sampler quilts to appliqué, stained-glass-inspired piecing, a Danish-heart adaptation and improvisational Flying Geese. Zinio’s description likewise presents the issue as a look inside 10 shops with 10 project patterns.
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The 10 featured shops and projects
| Shop and location (2022 issue) | Owner(s) named in the issue | Project | Project description |
|---|---|---|---|
| The Common Thread — Dahlonega, Georgia | Shannon Caldwell | A Plentiful Harvest | A gemstone-colored fall table topper with star chains and an open center for a seasonal display. |
| The Shiplap Quilt Shop & Coffee House — Tenino, Washington | Gary and Kristin Rurup | Playing Around | A multi-block, sampler-style quilt designed by Gary Rurup, using the Bee Plaids collection by Lori Holt of Bee in My Bonnet for Riley Blake Designs. |
| Patchwork Plus — Dayton, Virginia | Susan Oehler, Mary Bre, Cynthia Hay and Shirley Martin | Fall Splendor | Designed by Debe Thomas and Cynthia Hay, it combines Log Cabin blocks and foundation-pieced diamonds around maple leaves. The publisher names the Bedrock collection by Whistler Studios for Windham Fabrics. |
| Make It Sew — El Reno, Oklahoma | Jerry and MaCrae Putnam | Banksia in Bloom | A table topper designed by MaCrae Putnam and featuring an Australian wildflower. |
| AnnaLouisa’s Quilt Shop — Navarre, Ohio | Barb Stevens | Americana Accent | Designed by Sue Jeffries, this design uses quarter Log Cabin units to frame wool-star appliqué. The named fabric is Freedom Road by Kansas Troubles Quilters for Moda Fabrics. |
| The Sewing Basket — Plymouth, Wisconsin | Sheryl Schwochert and Elayne West | Holiday Poinsettias | A Christmas display with pieced flowers, a light background and green chains, designed by the shop owners. |
| Cotton & Chocolate Quilt Company — Thousand Oaks, California | Marilyn and Jerry Petersen | Star Studded | Designed by the Petersens, it uses playful sashing and borders with Hoffman California Fabrics’ 885 Dot Batiks and 1895 Watercolors collections. |
| Stitcher’s Garden — Pueblo, Colorado | Dr. Sandy Strickland | The Wright Way | A stained-glass-window look associated with architect Frank Lloyd Wright, designed by Strickland. |
| Log Cabin Quilt Shop — Elk Horn, Iowa | Robin and Jerry Hoffman | Scandinavian Love | Designed by Tammie Jens, this pieced quilt adapts the appearance of a traditional Danish woven paper heart. |
| Rae-Bon Sew & Quilt Shop — Fargo, North Dakota | Sandy Beneke | Night Flight | Designed by Jennifer McCall, it places improvisationally pieced Flying Geese units against a dark blue background. |
What fabric collections are named?
The publisher identifies the original collections for several projects: Bee Plaids by Lori Holt of Bee in My Bonnet for Riley Blake Designs; Bedrock by Whistler Studios for Windham Fabrics; Freedom Road by Kansas Troubles Quilters for Moda Fabrics; and Hoffman California Fabrics’ 885 Dot Batiks and 1895 Watercolors for Star Studded. These credits identify the fabrics used for the issue’s original looks, not guaranteed current stock. Substituting a similar palette may be necessary if a collection is discontinued.
Where can you find the issue?
The publisher’s September 6, 2022 issue page linked to a digital edition and recorded the original September 9–December 9, 2022 sale period. Because those dates are historical, check the publisher, established magazine back-issue sellers or a verified marketplace listing for the exact Quilt Sampler Fall/Winter 2022 edition. A listing for another season is not a substitute.
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Were project kits available?
Cotton & Chocolate Quilt Company’s September–December 2022 newsletter advertised the magazine for $7.99 and listed a Star Studded kit at $132.00. That kit included fabric for the quilt top plus the magazine and pattern. The same newsletter listed an Exploding Stars kit at $132.00 with fabric for the top and pattern. Both prices and offers were contemporary to 2022; they do not establish present-day availability or pricing. Contact a shop directly to confirm whether a kit, replacement fabric or pattern is still offered.
Independent reader supportYour contribution helps us test, update, and keep practical guides available for everyone.What kind of quilter will find this issue useful?
- Seasonal decorating: A Plentiful Harvest, Banksia in Bloom and Holiday Poinsettias are table-topper or display-oriented projects.
- Traditional piecing: Playing Around, Fall Splendor, Americana Accent and Scandinavian Love build on sampler or Log Cabin ideas.
- Graphic and art-inspired designs: The Wright Way interprets stained glass, while Star Studded emphasizes lively sashing and borders.
- Improvisational technique: Night Flight uses improv Flying Geese against a dark ground.
Because the issue supplies complete project instructions rather than only shop profiles, it works best for readers seeking a specific pattern as well as inspiration from independent quilt stores.
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