Terrie Newman

Terrie Newman

Terrie Newman, a quilting teacher and quilter, is interviewed for the Quilters' S.O.S. Oral History Project. Newman talks about the quilt she brought in for the interview, entitled "Sentimental Me." She discusses the technical aspects of quilting, including hand quilting techniques, the use of photo transfers, and creating her own quilt designs. Newman also talks about the personal aspects of quilting, including how she got started in quilting, her career as a quilting teacher, and the inspirations behind the quilts she creates. Newman touches on the cultural aspects of quilting, such as the impact of quilting on American history, the various quilting guilds she participates in, and her quilt collection.

2019oh0573_qsosiqf0057
QSOS_067

Quilts

Quilting

Textiles

Textile artists

Decorative arts

Crafts & decorating

Women

Women’s voices

Artists

Families

American women, 1600-1900

Teachers

Gifts

Creativity

Terrie Newman

Janelle Acher

Karen Alexander

Sentimental quilts

Quilt designs

Pictorial quilts

Women and quilts

Quilting techniques

Quilt teachers

Hand quilting

Photo transfers

Documenting quilts

Quilt classes

Quilting challenges

Traditional quilting

Machine piecing

Quilting guilds

Social aspects of quilting

Wearable art

Family heirlooms

Quilt collecting