For over a decade, Make Modern has inspired quilters in 70+ countries around the globe. Independently published by a team of dedicated Australian women, each issue of our magazine is a treasure trove of patterns, articles, and interviews with quilters. Accessible digitally, read on-the-go, on holidays, and reference patterns while shopping! With no physical storage needed, easy navigation, and eco-friendly delivery, it's a win-win-win! Come and join our global community of passionate crafters!
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Hello Reader! Happy New Year! We hope that your 2026 is off to a wonderful start, brim full of plans for quilting, creating and playing with fabric. What better way to kick off the year than with a brand new issue of Make Modern? Over 100 pages of quilty goodness, inspiration, great articles, not to mention a whole bunch of projects to get you heading into your sewing space! Sneak peek? I know you want one! πππ Issue 68 includes ten new projects to get you diving into your stash and heading to the sewing room. Add to that, we meet some wonderful makers - Lauren Metang and Rebecca Cynamon-Murphy. Not to mention our brilliant columnists who are sharing all their best hints, tips, suggestions and ideas for successful quilting - the lovely HollyAnne Knight (of String and Story), the insightful Sarah Ashford (Sarah Ashford Studios) and talented Eva Saunders (of Gingerly Quilt Co). If you want to make sure you don't miss out, why not jump on in and nab yourself a subscription? You will get Issue 67 delivered straight to your inbox instantly, and then Issue 68 will be yours in just two weeks time! While you're waiting for this fabulous new issue, here's a lil reminder of what we have in Issue 67 that might just tide you over until the newest issue arrives.
Or if you'd love to have inspiration all the time, then check out the All-Access Pass. You'll not only get the current issue, but every issue we've every published! Every issue, quilty friend! That's a whole lot of projects, columns, and articles to delight and inspire!
We're off to dot the i's and cross the t's and get Issue 68 ready to arrive sparkly and new to you less than two weeks. Oh and probably start three new projects! Happy making! Kristy, Lara and Jane
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For over a decade, Make Modern has inspired quilters in 70+ countries around the globe. Independently published by a team of dedicated Australian women, each issue of our magazine is a treasure trove of patterns, articles, and interviews with quilters. Accessible digitally, read on-the-go, on holidays, and reference patterns while shopping! With no physical storage needed, easy navigation, and eco-friendly delivery, it's a win-win-win! Come and join our global community of passionate crafters!
Hello Reader, We shared our big, and sad, news last week that we will wrapping up Make Modern at the end of the year. All good things must come to an end, as they say. But it doesn't mean we'll be finishing out our year quietly. We still have a bunch of inspiration and quilty goodness to share with - plus another four issues still to come! We hit publish on our most recent mag, Issue 69, and we wanted to share what you can find in the 100+ pages in case you're looking for your next read!...
To our dear readers, This isn't our usual newsletter. We wanted to share some news with you directly from the Make Modern team. After more than a decade of sharing quilty inspiration in our pages, Issue 73 (Nov/Dec 2026) will be our final issue. Our team have done lots of talking and planning (and a little crying!) and it's a big decision but we think itβs the right time for us to close this beautiful chapter. That makes this year our final year. But we're not just going to fade out quietly!...
Dear Reader, Hip hip hooray, it's new issue day! Make Modern Issue 69 is here and we are SO excited to share it with you. Over 100 pages full of quilty goodness, ready and waiting! We're joined by Ange Wilson who brings us a gorgeous roundup of book-themed quilt patterns, and Quilt Historian Tara Miller dives deep in her discussion, Modern Before Modern, asking, were the quilters of the 1800s already "modern"? Kicking things off is this gorgeous quilt cover by Kelli Marshall: Rainbow hues...