September 1 – October 31, 2026 | Connecticut • Maine • Massachusetts • New Hampshire • Rhode Island • Vermont
Each issue of the All New England Shop Hop™ Magazine features several patterns by talented designers. Bonus patterns are also available in the free downloads area of our website. Fill out the form and bookmark the page for easy access.
We do our best to get the bonus patterns posted shortly after the magazine goes on sale each year. Sometimes it takes a little extra time if corrections are needed during the proofing process. All patterns should be posted by the start of the Shop Hop.
Autumn in New EnglandCarolyn Burgess & Heidi Herzog Dietz – Appliques Quilts and More
Carolyn and Heidi have been designing patterns and vending at quilt shows together since 2012. Their Mission is to provide you with quality unique products to help you create beautiful quilts, accurately and as easily as possible. They offer a variety of appliques, silhouettes, patterns, and more, along with custom laser cutting. They also host machine embroidery classes and monthly sit-and-sews with snacks!
VacationlandSusan Michaels – Dragonfly Fiberarts Pattern Company
Sue Michaels is the founder and creative force behind Dragonfly Fiberart, designing quilt patterns and sewing projects. Sewing in her youth since 4-H and quilting since the 1990s, her award-winning work has appeared in numerous quilt publications and the annual AQS engagement calendars. She teaches technique-based workshops and presents programs for guilds nationwide. Dragonfly Fiberart is known for its “fast and fabulous” card pattern series, offered as kits and quick projects in quilt shops worldwide. Learn more at www.dragonflyfiberart.com or join her Facebook group, Dragonfly Fiberart Show & Share.
Memories of New EnglandAndrea Graham – Sew Far North Quilting Studio
Andrea learned to sew as a girl in Littleton, NH, where a friend taught her how to quilt. Her passion grew, leading her to purchase her first long-arm machine for her basement business, providing long-arm services and selling fabric. As she outgrew the space, she relocated to Main Street, where her shop now offers a variety of fabrics, notions, Brother sewing machines, Accuquilt products, and long-arm services. Andrea enjoys designing patterns and sharing her knowledge. Visit her at 106 Main St. or online at SewFarNorthQuilting.com.
Postcard from New EnglandKathy Gramkowski – Sew N’ Quilt Co
Having lived in Western Massachusetts for 57 years, Kathy began quilting at the Pumpkin Patch in Lee, MA. Her time exploring the beautiful states of New England inspired her work. The 2026 ANESH panel reminds her the region’s charm—mountains, beaches, fall foliage, lighthouses, fruit picking, and seafood. Now living in Florida, she still draws inspiration from those experiences. Her design captures the feeling of a “Postcard from New England,” celebrating the beauty and memories of a place that continues to hold a special place in her heart.
Lobster CrawlKathryn LeBlanc – Dragonfly’s Quilting Design Studio
Kathryn LeBlanc (also known as best-selling author, Kathryn Mykel) is a creative force in the quilting world. A talented pattern designer and storyteller, she blends her passion for textiles with her love of mystery and heartwarming tales. Through both her sewing patterns and fiction novels, Kathryn inspires quilters and readers alike to embrace creativity, community, and connection. Visit her website at authorkathrynmykel.com, Facebook and Instagram at DragonflysQuiltingDesignStudio, and check out her newsletter at authorkathrynmykel.myflodesk.com/magazinequilters.
Anchored Through the WavesPamela Pereira – 1440 Sewing Studio
Pamela discovered her passion for sewing at age twelve, starting with her mother’s Singer sewing machine. At eighteen, a new Elna machine from her grandmother inspired her to add quilt making to her skills. Today, Pamela is a dedicated sewist, designer, and teacher. She collaborates with The Blackstone Quilting Company and Blaine’s Sewing Machine Center in Rhode Island. She’s active in shop hops, retreats, and quilting expos. She credits her family, friends, and late husband for their support. Pamela’s journey highlights the power of passion and community in sewing.
Scrappy Stars in New EnglandTerrie Welch – Quilters Journey
Terrie learned to sew from her mother, embroider from one grandmother, and crochet from another. A lifelong crafter, she taught herself to quilt and longarm 35 and 20 years ago, respectively. Terrie’s designs are created at Quilter’s Journey in Salem, Missouri, where you may encounter animals including horses, cats, or her dog, Sadie. As a Certified Instructor for Studio 180 Design, Terrie teaches classes for her local Quilt Guilds and would love to visit your area to teach. Terrie lives on a farm north of Salem with her husband, Chris and dog, Sadie.
