| DC20002-014 | Sarajane Cohron Goodwin | Oral History | |
|
|
| BOQ-042 | Sauda Zahra | Oral History | |
|
|
| IL60640-005 | Schellen Suttles | Oral History | |
|
|
| NC27205-001 | Scott Murkin | Oral History | |
|
|
| NC27707-001 | Selena Sullivan | Oral History | |
|
|
| DC20002-004 | Selma Gray Lee | Oral History | |
|
|
| QSOS-086 | Sharlene Jorgenson | Oral History | |
|
|
| KS66046-001 | Sharon Bass | | |
|
|
| DNK-001 | Sharon Benton | Oral History | |
|
|
| TX77010-043 | Sharon Gaylord Chambers | Oral History | |
|
|
| MI49016-054 | Sharon K. Naegele Eshlaman | Oral History | |
|
|
| FL34106-016 | Sharon Schamber | Oral History | |
|
|
| FL34106-007 | Sharon Smaldone | Oral History | |
|
|
| IA50112-005 | Sharon Somers | Oral History | |
|
|
| MO64055-DAR002 | Sharron Gregg | Oral History | |
|
|
| BOQ-011 | Shawn Dubin | | |
|
|
| BOQ-026 | Sheila Kramer | | |
|
|
| FL33922-001 | Sheilana Massey | Oral History | |
|
|
| QSOS-150 | Shelly Burge | Oral History | |
|
|
| CA94130-001 | Sherri Lynn Wood | Oral History | |
|
|
Type:Oral History |
Description:Sherri Lynn Wood discusses her involvement in bereavement quilting. She goes into how and why she started her quilting journey in her 20s, selling quilts at a local farmer's market in Durham, North Carolina, before focusing on more spiritual and therapeutic aspects of quiltmaking. She describes how she juggles time between her art, her activism with End of Life issues, and a part time job. The interview ends with Sherri Lynn Wood reminiscing over how she would like to be remembered and how she feels about being a part of the quilting community. [show more]
|
|
| IN46953-04 | Sherry Boram | Oral History | |
|
|
| BOQ-017 | Sherry Boram | | |
|
|
| QSOS-146 | Sherry Reis | Oral History | |
|
|
| BOQ-009 | Sherry Shine | | |
|
|
| MI49016-016 | Shirlee Burlingame | Oral History | |
|
|
| OR97008-OSSDAR21 | Shirley Karr | Oral History | |
|
|
| OR97008-OSSDAR18 | Shirley Skov | Oral History | |
|
|
| VT05819-004 | Shirley Banks | Oral History | |
|
|
| DE19963-008 | Shirley Cherneski | Oral History | |
|
|
| MD20744-001 | Shirley Elliott | Oral History | |
|
|
| ME04930-002 | Shirley Farnsworth | Oral History | |
|
|
| TX77010-010 | Shirley Fowlkes Stevenson | | |
|
|
| MI49016-037 | Shirley Fuller | Oral History | |
|
|
| VT05819-DAR002 | Shirley Garafano | Oral History | |
|
|
| DE19711-014 | Shirley Hart | Oral History | |
|
|
2019oh0373_qsoscar0011
VA22302-011 | Shirley Johnston Shelly | | Quilts
Quilting
Quilting--Patterns
Quiltmakers
Quilts in interior decoration
Strip quilting
Log cabin quilts
Virginia Quilt Museum
Museums
Quiltmaker's club
Quilts--United States--History--20th century. |
|
|
Subject:Quilts
Quilting
Quilting--Patterns
Quiltmakers
Quilts in interior decoration
Strip quilting
Log cabin quilts
Virginia Quilt Museum
Museums
Quiltmaker's club
Quilts--United States--History--20th century. |
Description:Shirley Johnston Shelly begins by sharing her childhood, education, and career background. Shelly says the first time she saw quilting was when she was in high school. Her friend's mother had made a quilt for her twin beds that were in patchwork style with Nine Patch at the bottom. Shelly was inspired by the beauty of the quilts and eventually had worn them out. Once she retired, she got involved with the Cardinal Quilters. She mentions that quilting gave her a hobby, and she learned how to quilt from meetings and workshops from the guild.
Shelly describes the quilt she has brought to the interview, a Log Cabin-designed wall hanging with autumn-like colors. The quilt is strip quilted and strip pieced. A few years later, Shelly became a bobbin lace maker and took classes at a church. Once she learned how to make lace, she added strips of plain Torchon lace to the quilt. Her quilt has been shown in quilt shows. Shelly talks about others' quilts she has bought from quilt shows and auctions.
Shelly was vice president of Cardinal Quilters twice, and then president for two terms. She says that people that completed projects were given a moon or star as motivation for people to quilt. She taught Crumb Piecing and make a basket. She was a historian for the Virginia Quilt Documentation Research Project and had to document all quilts she could find in Virginia. She would train others on how to document quilts as well, which included photography, identification, and description. She found quilts from the Civil War and possibly the Revolutionary War period. [show more]
|
|
| QSOS-116 | Shirley Kelly | Oral History | Male quiltmakers
Quilts
Quilting
Families
Arts--Commissioning
Quilts--design
Fabrics
Fabric arts
Textiles
Quilting today
Arts & crafts
Decorative arts
Quilts in art
Quilts in interior decoration
Textile artists
Communities
Artists
Art teachers |
|
|
Type:Oral History Subject:Male quiltmakers
Quilts
Quilting
Families
Arts--Commissioning
Quilts--design
Fabrics
Fabric arts
Textiles
Quilting today
Arts & crafts
Decorative arts
Quilts in art
Quilts in interior decoration
Textile artists
Communities
Artists
Art teachers |
Description:JoAnn Pospisil interviews Shirley Kelly, a former art educator and quilter, about her life and her quilting career. Kelly discusses the quilt she brought in for the interview, which features various family pets and other animals. She talks about her favorite aspect of quilting, applique, and how quilting and applique fit into her daily life. She discusses the artistic aspects of quilting as well, including what makes a great quilt and quilter. Kelly also speaks on art quilts and their importance in American life and women's history. She talks about the preservation of quilts, quilting guilds, and the impact of quilting on her own life. [show more]
|
|
| MI49016-027 | Shirley Ogden Holcomb Wilson | Oral History | |
|
|
| FL34106-003 | Shirley Roubinek | Oral History | |
|
|
| DC20002-024 | Shirley T. Hodge | Oral History | |
|
|
