| BOQ-022 | Kris Sazaki | Oral History | |
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| LA70501-DAR001 | LaJuana Handschin | Oral History | |
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| GEO-007 | Lali Tsetskhladze | Oral History | |
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| LA70538-DAR001 | Lana Downing | Oral History | |
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| TX76121-037 | LaNelle Herron | Oral History | |
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| RU-001 | Larisa Denisova | Oral History | |
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| QSOS-117 | Larkin Van Horn | Oral History | |
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| MT59101-001 | Laura Cater-Woods | Oral History | |
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| CA95415-34 | Laura Fogg | Oral History | |
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| DE-19711-007 | Laura Hartwell | Oral History | |
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| NC28779-001 | Laura Nelle Goebel | Oral History | |
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| QSOS-047 | Laura Wasilowski | Oral History | |
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| GA30188-003 | Laura Wasilowski | | |
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Description:Laura Wasilowski talks about her quilt, "On a Leaf and a Prayer", a fused quilt made from hand-dyed fabric.
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| BOQ-047 | Lavialle Campbell | Oral History | |
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| NC28803-014 | Leah Day | Oral History | |
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| DC-001 | Lee Porter | Oral History | |
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| CA95415-05 | Lee Serrie | Oral History | |
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2019oh0243_qsosart0001
AQATS19119-001 | Leesa Zarinelli Gawlik | | Quilts.
Craft and art
Crafts & decorating
Quilting arts workshop
Quilting.
Textiles.
Quilts--Design.
Quilts in art |
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Subject:Quilts.
Craft and art
Crafts & decorating
Quilting arts workshop
Quilting.
Textiles.
Quilts--Design.
Quilts in art |
Description:Gawlik shares her unique perspective on quilting, having started in America with her grandmother, she then moved to Japan and started working with natural materials. Her background in graphic design allows her to have an interesting relationship with the art form of quilting. [show more]
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| CA95482-03 | Leila Kazimi | Oral History | |
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| TX75019-001 | Leisa Rich | Oral History | |
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| TX76121-065 | Lela Alcorn | Oral History | |
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Type:Oral History |
Description:Lela Alcorn learned how to quilt at the age of six from her mother, and now is a quilt teacher herself. She belongs to a guild, and is passionate about the love and the sense of family felt among quilters as a society. To Alcorn quilts are the physical manifestation of a person’s love, and that is one of the reason she thinks it is important to preserve quilts. She believes quilts represent a cultural history that has become more readily recognized, and greater strides should be taken to preserve quilts.
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| AL35758-002 | Lela Anders | | |
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Description:Lela Anders is a quiltmaker from Alabama. She began quilting at around age 20, when her sister-in-law taught her how to. In this interview she describes a quilt she made for her granddaughter out of her old cheerleading outfits.
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| GEO-005 | Lela Kirtadze | Oral History | |
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| TX78130-002 | Leola Bond | Oral History | |
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| QSOS-169 | Leslie Rego | Oral History | |
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| IA51101-005 | Leslie Walker | Oral History | |
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| QSOS-055 | Libby Lehman | Oral History | |
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| VT05819-005 | Lida Croteau Surridge | Oral History | |
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| QSOS-100 | Linda Carlson | Oral History | |
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| NC28803-008 | Linda Cantrell | Oral History | |
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| AFPBP-22 | Linda Carlson | Oral History | |
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2019oh0218_qsosaqsg0004
AQSG-004 | Linda Claussen | | Quilts.
Textiles.
Quilting.
Quilting arts workshop |
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Subject:Quilts.
Textiles.
Quilting.
Quilting arts workshop |
Description:Linda Claussen is interviewed at a quilting seminar. She describes the quilt she brought with her and the impact that quilting has had on her life.
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| MD20816-005 | Linda Colsh | Oral History | |
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| AFPBP-13 | Linda Cooper | Oral History | |
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| TN37659-001 | Linda Crouch-McCreadie | Oral History | |
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| NY13185-DAR002 | Linda Dennison | Oral History | |
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| AFPBP-36 | Linda Dunn | Oral history | |
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2019oh1308_qsosva0012
VA22801-001 | Linda Fiedler | | Quilts
Quilting
Quiltmakers
Quilting--United States
Quiltmakers--United States
Quilting--Patterns
Quilting--United States--Patterns
Quilts--United States |
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Subject:Quilts
Quilting
Quiltmakers
Quilting--United States
Quiltmakers--United States
Quilting--Patterns
Quilting--United States--Patterns
Quilts--United States |
Description:Linda Fiedler talks about her chosen quilt, the fabrics used, the design, and how it got its name by helping her through a tough time. She describes her first remembrances of quilting, including the work her grandmother and her mother did, as well as talking about how she learned to quilt. Fiedler talks about her experiences teaching quiltmaking all over the country, as well as when she opened up a quilt shop. She talks about the importance of quilts in American life, their importance to women throughout history, and how we can ensure quilts have a place in America in the future. Fiedler talks about the guilds she is a member of, from a local level to the national level, as well as what she looks for in great quilts and quiltmakers for her shows and museums. She talks about her wearable art. Fiedler talks about the trends in quiltmaking and the divide, if any, between traditional quiltmaking and art quilts. She talks about how communities are built through quilting and quilters coming together. She talks about articles and other writing she has done on the subject of quilting. Fiedler talks about the awards she has won with her quilts, as well as her time judging quilt shows. She finishes the interview by talking about preserving quilts, her antique quilt collection, and if she has designed any quilt patterns herself. [show more]
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| OH44140-02 | Linda Fowler | Oral History | |
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Type:Oral History |
Description: The Uncommon Threads QSOS
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| FL34106-008 | Linda Franz | Oral History | |
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