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Tell Me About Your Doll Quilt Tell Me About Your Doll QuiltThis lecture discusses the history of Doll Quilts from the late 1800s to the mid 1900s. Why are these little wonders so fascinating? The lecture will provide you with some of the answers to that question. Included is a trunk show with approx. 75 pieces. Most are antique quilts, also some doll beds & stowaways are included where travel permits. Also, a selection of quilts from the Quilts Remembered pattern company will be on hand. Pictured is ca. 1910 doll quilt made from Cigar Silks. Click Here to inquire about a lecture date. What Makes a Great Quilt Club? What Makes A Great Quilt Club? Annemarie will speak about the exceptional success of the quilting clubs she has been involved in. This lecture will be interactive involving the audience. Yes, that means participation! There will be an added treat; a display of small quilts from Annemarie’s personal collection including the stories of what makes them special. Pictured is Rick-Rack Spools - pattern available.
Redwork - In the Beginning People of all ages have enjoyed Redwork as a pastime from the late 1800s to the late 1930s. Where did all the designs come from…you may be surprised. Join Annemarie for a fabulous trunk show of these embroidered pieces of art. You will leave with a new appreciation of Redwork and hints/tips on what to look for when collecting your own pieces. A take-away project is available. Pictured is a section of the Kate Greenaway quilt. Click Here to inquire about a lecture date. How Did This Happen...? How Did This Happen…?
I was a wife, mother and quilter just minding my own business…and then it happened…I got an idea. I turned from quilter to business owner…it just snuck up on me. Well, not really. This lecture takes you down a humorous road of how my life as a ‘professional’ quilter began - Really, how hard can it be? Tips for those who might like to work in the world of quilting will be covered including planning, networking and a lot of hard work. When it comes to quilting, ideas are limitless…I love what I do! |
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