Our good friend Clara Parkes at Knitter's Review has just added a cute new t-shirt to her Knitter's Review Boutique. The slogan - "Life's A Stitch" - is one that any needlecrafter, including quilters, can wear proudly. Check out this fun Hanes Her Way t-shirt here.

In Quilter's Review this week, I've found the solution for quilters who have more than one sewing machine and like to use extension tables. The 3 in 1 PET is a good extension table that adjusts easily to fit most any machine, and it has two other handy functions as well.

Sophie has two book reviews for you, one about easy black-and-bright quilts and the other about a fresh new approach to bias.

I'll be back in your inbox on April 4.

'Til then, happy quilting!

P.S. Thinking about a new sewing machine? Save a bunch of time, money, and frustration! The Quilter's Review Guide To Picking A Sewing Machine You'll Love will help you discover your unique sewing profile, test sewing machines thoroughly, negotiate for the best value, and more. Learn more about this valuable resource here.

One Extension Table Fits All Your Machines...And More!

A review of 3 in 1 PET

Click the picture to visit the 3 in 1 PET Web site

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Black-And-Bright Quilts In A Flash

A review of Bold, Black & Beautiful Quilts by Debby Kratovil	Click the book for more information
Bright fabrics, black backgrounds, and clever shortcuts will have you creating quilts with bold appeal in no time.

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Bias Tape Accents Make Quilts Sparkle

A review of Bended Bias Applique by Linda M. Poole	Click the book for more information
Bias tape can do much more than stained glass and Celtic effects. Linda Poole's "bended bias" techniques can add depth and sparkle to most any design.

Learn more in the full review

Learn more in the full tip

Bernina 165e or Janome 9500?

In the Quilter's Review Forums this week, Spoilemma is trying to decide between two sewing machines...can you help?

Follow the discussion in the Bernina forum. You don't have to log in to read the messages!

FORUM TIP: For help, click the link that says "I need help using the forums." It's in the upper-right-hand section of every forum page.