Newsletters: A journey through time
Step back in time with our archived monthly newsletters from 3 As Quilting. These brief updates, spanning from October 2011 to March 2016, offer a unique glimpse into the early days of our business and the thoughts of its founder Rosa Marie Robichaud (Feb 12 1959 - Jul 18 2026). While not designed for action, they provide a nostalgic look at our history and the foundation upon which we continue to build.
October 2011
FIRST e-NEWSLETTER
Tutorials: Lego Quilt, "Ready Threader", adding a "Piping" or "Flange" to your quilt, YouTubes: 10 Minute Block, Tube Quilting, Jelly Roll Race, Quilt Sisters' Annual Christmas Quilt Sale on the Peninsula.
November 2011
Holiday Extravaganza 2011, new thread colors, Inklingo, Quilter's Cache, Embroider Stitches, Quilt Shop Directory. Download the November 2011 Newsletter (PDF)
December 2011
10 min. Table Runner, Mug Rug patterns, inexpensive (cheap) iron, parcel delivery in Calais, YouTube: Half Square Triangles, Pinterest, knitted "Entrelac" scarf. Download the October 2011 Newsletter (PDF)
October 2011
A look back at the very first monthly newsletter from 3 As Quilting, sharing initial thoughts and updates from our founder. Download the October 2011 Newsletter (PDF)
October 2011
A look back at the very first monthly newsletter from 3 As Quilting, sharing initial thoughts and updates from our founder. Download the October 2011 Newsletter (PDF)
October 2011
A look back at the very first monthly newsletter from 3 As Quilting, sharing initial thoughts and updates from our founder. Download the October 2011 Newsletter (PDF)
Monthly thoughts from the past
Explore the monthly updates penned by our founder, offering a personal window into her thoughts and experiences while running 3 As Quilting. These short, heartfelt messages provide a unique historical record of the business's early years, reflecting the dedication and passion that started it all.
A look back, a step forward
These archived newsletters are a testament to the enduring spirit of 3 As Quilting. They offer a rare glimpse into the founder's journey and serve as a memorial to her dedication. Her son, James, now continues this legacy, bringing a fresh perspective while honouring the rich history these newsletters represent.
Purely for information and nostalgia
These newsletters are not designed to prompt any specific action but rather to provide a purely informational and nostalgic experience. They are a cherished part of our history, allowing you to connect with the origins of 3 As Quilting and appreciate the journey that has brought us to where we are today.
