Next Guild Meeting
April 22,2009
Next Board Meeting
April 15, 2009
noon at Perkins
Website Updated
April 7, 2009
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february 25 |
Barbara Olsen - National and International award winning quilt
artist recently featured in November's issue of "Quitters Newsletter"
pertaining to her "Wild Child" quilt. Barbara has developed workshops
and lectures for those interested in expanding their unique creative
talents in the area of quilt art for the last eighteen years. Her
classes are not only fun and dynamic they are also filled with wonderful
techniques that will excite the adventuresome creative spirit. She will
present us with a lecture and workshop. Workshop details to be defined.
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march 25 |
Pam Mostek - Former editorial and creative assistant to Debbie
Mumm set out to break new ground and by starting her own pattern design
company. After about six years of designing and publishing more or less
traditional quilt patterns, she found that she was pulled back to those
early years studying and working as an artist and has become passionate
about art quilts. She will be lecturing and conducting a workshop the
following day. Detail as they become available.
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april 22 |
Jim Carroll - The Carroll's have been dealers of antique
American quilts and textiles for more than thirty years. Recently the
Hockaday Museum of Art and the Museum at Central School in Kalispell
teamed up to present a collection of antique quilts, assembled by Jim
and Kate Carroll of Anaconda, Montana. The antique quilts were displayed
through October 15th. The traveling exhibit consists of sixteen quilts
and coverlets, each with a very human story to tell. The exhibition was
designed to welcome questions from viewers – and to inspire new quilters
to try their hand at this “rewarding and fun ancient craft form.” The
Carroll’s have a great antique shop in Anaconda on Hickory Street. It's
worth a trip over there to see it.
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may 27 |
- KaeAnn Annen - KaeAnn designs dolls in the manner of Eleanor Piece
Bailey. These are whimsical and creative. We have been assured that
workshop attendees will be able to complete a doll in one session with
KaeAnne. Two samples were viewed at the October Guild meeting. These
dolls should get your creative juices flowing and be fun while you're
learning her techniques.
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