Things are pretty much back to normal this month. Now that we got that 18-inch snowfall, all is well in our little corner of the world. The white snow looks beautiful against the now lighter green pines, a sure sign that spring is coming.

I wish I could say the same for sending my newsletter. Last issue, Yahoo's Spam blocker trapped 1300 Quilter's Review Sampler newsletters. I know they were thinking that any email with this many names is probably Spam but that is not the case. Every name in the list is there because you added your name to receive this email.

I'd like to encourage you to add Newsletter@QuiltersReview.com to your allowed list if you wish to continue receiving this newsletter or else change your email address to another provider. I haven't figured out how to send newsletters to everyone but Yahoo! addresses so that I can send all others quickly. To accommodate Yahoo!, I have to send out the newsletters in small batches so that Yahoo! doesn't reject them again. As a result, some of you will have your copy days before others. Hopefully, I'll get a lot smarter before the end of March so I can send all other newsletters and sent just Yahoo! in small batches.

In this issue of Quilter's Review Sampler, I tell you what I found at a discount store that will protect your iron from fusible web. I review a book of folk art quilts and a book that tells you how to add depth to your next quilt.

The next newsletter is scheduled for March. Until then, happy quilting