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Please visit my Blog for design musings, quilting tips and ideas, and previews of some of my quilt projects.
I Support and Belong to These Groups The American Craft Council is a national, nonprofit educational organization, whose mission is to promote understanding and appreciation of contemporary American craft. The American Quilter's Society is dedicated to promoting today's quilter. Fiber Artists @ Loose Ends -- is dedicated to encourage members to explore new ideas and techniques and to inspire and nurture creativity. Healing Quilts in Medicine -- Art Quilt project founded by Judy House. The International Quilt Association is a nonprofit organization dedicated to the preservation of the art of quilting, the attainment of public recognition for quilting as an art form, and the advancement of the state of the art throughout the world. Mason Dixon Quilt Professionals Network (MDQPN) is an organization that supports, promotes, and encourages quality professional quilt services and acts as a resource for members to market their talents. The Quilt Art list is an active online art quilt community that discusses all things quilting -- and some things not. Quilt Professionals Network (QPN) is an organization that supports, promotes, and encourages quality professional quilt services and acts as a resource for members to market their talents. Quilters Unlimited -- Nonprofit organization of quilters, with all chapters and activities in Northern Virginia. Studio Art Quilt Associates, Inc. (SAQA) is a non-profit organization whose mission is to promote the art quilt through education, exhibitions, professional development and documentation. Lisa Ellis specializes in art quilts of spiritual and religious themes. She is passionate about making pieces for healing and using art to make the world a better place. She developed ArtCall, the on-line system for exhibit registration, jurying and administration, and she is the co-chair of the Sacred Threads Exhibition which is moving to DC in 2011. Paula Golden Selected as the “Quilt Teacher of the Year” by The Professional Quilter Magazine, Paula is a co-author of “Quilts of Virginia: Birth of America Through the Eye of a Needle. She offers a wide variety of workshops and presentations and is certified in administering the Myers Briggs Type Indicator. Mary Kerr Quilts, teaches, lectures, and is certified by the American Quilt Society to appraise quilts. Mary is the author of "A Quilt Block Challenge: Vintage Revisited," and offers a variety of workshops and lectures addressing what to do with vintage quilts and textiles. Kathy Lincoln Lectures and teaches workshops specializing in quick piecing techniques, free-motion quilting, and quilt designing. In My Shade Garden, an appliqué quilt masterfully created on a pieced background, appeared in Quilters Newsletter Magazine. I am proud to be a Bernina National Artisan. For more information about Bernina sewing machines, software, and accessories, visit www.BerninaUSA.com. Professional Quilter Magazine features articles written for professional quilters by professional quilters. Interested in learning more about machine quilting your own quilts? Machine Quilting Unlimited is a magazine designed just for you! Visit the Pea Island Art Gallery in person or online for very cool artwork. Neat stuff and good people. They're in North Carolina's Outer Banks. Steve Alterman is my favorite photographer. Check out his stuff. Watch out, though. You'll want to own his books... Katherine Kerr McPherson is wonderful young photographer who is starting her career. Check out her site to see her real strength: capturing moments. You'll be captivated. Artistic Artifacts is your online source for creative found art supplies. The Quilt Patch is a local quilt shop where I teach. Many of the cool quilting books I recommend in class can be found at .
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