April 1 – May 31, 2026 | Oregon • Washington • Idaho
Each issue of the All Pacific Northwest 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.
Moon Over the CascadeBy Diane Bowden – The Cotton Patch
Diane loves fabric and it’s not just about prints and colors, but composition and manufacturing. She took ownership of The Cotton Patch 16 years ago, transforming it into a haven for beautiful fabrics, education, and exceptional customer service. She works with her husband, Lee, daughter Lauren, son-in-law John, and son Mychal, along with a knowledgeable staff skilled in quilting and machine needs. The Cotton Patch is a place to learn, grow, and experience beautiful fabrics. Open Monday-Saturday, find us on social media @keizercottonpatch or at thecottonpatchkeizer.com.
Cabin on the CoastBy Lisa Furleigh – The Quilt Barn, OR
Lisa Furleigh is the owner of Quilting in the Valley, in LaSalle, Illinois. Lisa is both an accomplished pattern designer and educator. Check out her Facebook Lives and YouTube Tutorials at Quilting in the Valley!
Wine CountryBy Becky Lindquist – Grandma’s Attic
Becky Lindquist is a Grandma’s Attic employee who loves to create quilts, including putting her spin on time-honored classics. She has an art degree and loves to create displays in the shop. Her designs have appeared in both Grandma’s Attic shop and website, and include Block of the Month programs, quilt patterns, and aprons.
TumblingBy Wendy Martin –Harvest Moon Quilting Company
Wendy Martin has been sewing, quilting, and crafting all her life, remembering tying quilts with both her grandmothers. Quilting remains her favorite craft to this day, especially the math and calculations it takes to design a quilt. A lifelong South Dakota resident, Wendy is a wife, mother of two, and a nurse who runs a Longarm Quilting business and raises a large flock of sheep. When all that does not keep her busy, she enjoys card making and paper crafting with her mother.
Highland MeadowBy Cheran Bee – Fiddlesticks Quilt Shop
Cheran has been designing quilts and running a local quilt shop (Fiddlesticks), for more than a decade. Between the shop and longarm quilting for customers she also finds the time to create patterns, books & BOM’s. She is drawn to traditional quilts and loves to give them a fresh look. Her unique patterns are well written & fun to make! You can see all her patterns at “Cottage Lane Quilts.com” or at her store “Fiddlesticks Quilt Shop” in Vancouver, WA. Follow us on Facebook for inspiration!
Sailing AwayBy Anne Marcellis – Sam Quilt Designs
Anne Marcellis began quilting in 2001 and has since become a prominent figure in her quilting community. As a speaker, award-winning quilter, and pattern designer, she shares her experience and expertise through teaching all things quilty. Anne channels her passion into creating vibrant quilt patterns that are visually stunning yet still accessible to quilters of all levels. Her recent project showcases the clever use of panel and untraditional block use, transforming these fabrics into a stunning keepsake.
PNW NightsBy Marlene Oddie – Kissed Quilts
Marlene Oddie is an engineer by education, project manager by profession, and a quilter by passion. Based out of Grand Coulee, WA at her quilt shop, KISSed Quilts, she quilts for hire on a Gammill Optimum Plus, but especially enjoys designing quilts and assisting in the creation of a meaningful treasure for the recipient. Fabric, patterns, kits and templates are available at www.kissedquilts.com. Follow Marlene’s adventures via facebook.com/kissedquilts and instagram.com/marlene.kissedquilts.
Pacific ParadiseBy Deb Messina – Quiltblox
Pattern designer, quilter, blogger, and online shop owner (Quiltblox.com). Deb learned to sew as a pre-teen from her grandfather. He taught her how to draft patterns – starting with chair cushions and drapes. From there she moved on to clothing and then (inspired by a stack of family quilts made by her great aunt) – to quilting. Many of her quilt designs are block-based – traditional with a modern twist. You can follow Quiltblox on Instagram (deb.quiltblox), Facebook (quiltblox), Pinterest (deb_quiltblox), and Threads (deb.quiltblox).
Big Foot CrossingBy Elizabeth Riffey – Karakitsunui
Elizabeth Riffey is an award-winning costume maker turned machine embroiderer and quilter. She started modifying store-bought patterns and eventually learned to draft her own. After buying her first embroidery machine, Elizabeth began creating embroidery designs and opened her Etsy shop, Karakitsunui, selling her embroidered and sewn creations. She has since dug deep into the world of quilting, writing patterns for her local shop, Just for Fun! Quilting. Elizabeth loves designing inspired quilts and helping quilters build their quilts and choose fabrics using her keen eye for color and detail.
Our Home WashingtonBy Karen Brooks – E-Z Knit Fabrics
Karen Brooks is an artist and emerging pattern designer whose work blends tradition with innovative flair. With a background in visual arts and a deep passion for storytelling through textiles, Karen finds her creative home at E-Z Knit Fabrics, where she’s spent the last few years immersed in quilting patterns, embroidery layouts, silhouette cuts, and more. Her artistic versatility and eye for detail shine in every project—especially her original quilt design selected by APNWSH for their 2026 showcase. Whether she’s drafting instructions or curating fabric collections, Karen brings a joyful spirit and heartfelt intention to every stitch.
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