| HI98617-DAR002 | Caitilin Embree | Oral History | |
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| KY40207-001 | Caleb Coaplen | Oral History | |
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| DC20002-015 | Callie Daugherty | Oral History | |
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| DC20002-023 | Camille Carter Gorham | Oral History | |
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| IA50112-002 | Candace Carmichael | Oral History | |
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| MN55057-005 | Candace "Cookie" Williams | Oral History | |
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| QSOS-082 | Candy Goff | Oral History | |
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| CA95415-27 | Carl Johnson | Oral History | |
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| QSOS-207 | Carla Hemlock | | |
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| NC28723-003 | Carlie Nichols | Oral History | |
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Type:Oral History |
Description:Carlie Nichols has lived her philosophy of quilting, that quilts are for comfort, by giving away most of the quilts she has made. She has dedicated her time to creating quilts for children in need and she has been a champion of Quilts of Valor for many years. Carlie always includes a label on her quilt to preserve and document the history of the quilt for future generations. [show more]
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| DC20002-008 | Carmel Washington | Oral History | |
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| CA95415-20 | Carmela Madrigal | Oral History | |
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| CA95415-33 | Carmela Valdivia | Oral History | |
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| TX76121-038 | Carmen Acker Dorey | Oral History | |
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| QSOS-061 | Carol Doak | Oral History | |
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| OK73507-001 | Carol Ann Sinnreich | Oral History | |
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| BOQ-040 | Carol Beck | Oral History | |
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| KS66502-DAR001 | Carol Elmore | Oral History | |
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| TX76073-001 | Carol Florance | Oral History | |
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| AQATS19119-030 | Carol Krueger | Oral History | |
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| BOQ-029 | Carol Krueger | audio | |
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| WA99012-001 | Carol MacQuarrie | Oral History | |
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| MI49016-013 | Carol Miller | | |
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Description:Carol Miller was interviewed as part of the South Central Michigan QSOS. She shares the experience of making her first quilt, passing down quilts over generations, the time that goes into making a quilt, and commemorating her husband's Kilimanjaro climb. [show more]
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| QSOS-138 | Carol Soderlund | Oral History | |
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| AQATS19119-002 | Carol Taylor | Oral History | Quilts
Quilting
Decorative arts
Textile artists
Textiles
Artists
Crafts & decorating
Success
Family
Machine quilting
Philadelphia (Pa.) |
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Type:Oral History Subject:Quilts
Quilting
Decorative arts
Textile artists
Textiles
Artists
Crafts & decorating
Success
Family
Machine quilting
Philadelphia (Pa.) |
Description:Lori Miller interviews Carol Taylor, a successful quilt artist, at the Sedgwick Cultural Center in Philadelphia (Pa.). Taylor discusses her Gong quilt series and how she became a successful quilter. She talks about her creative processes when making a quilt pattern, her preferred methods of quilting, and what she believes makes a great quilt and quilter. Taylor talks about the success of her own career, and the various quilts she has sold in her lifetime and to whom she has sold them. [show more]
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| DE19711-009 | Carol Wilcoxen | Oral History | |
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| NM87111-009 | Carole Bonda | Oral History | |
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| BOQ-013 | Carole Lyles Shaw | Oral History | |
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| QSOS-216 | Carole Lyles Shaw | Oral History | |
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VA22003-005 | Carole Nicholas | | Quilts
Quilting
Quiltmakers
Quilts--United States
Quilting--United States
Quiltmakers--United States
Applique--Patterns
Decorative arts
Quilting shops
Quilts--Design
Appliqué.
Textile crafts. |
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Subject:Quilts
Quilting
Quiltmakers
Quilts--United States
Quilting--United States
Quiltmakers--United States
Applique--Patterns
Decorative arts
Quilting shops
Quilts--Design
Appliqué.
Textile crafts. |
Description:Carole Nicholas talks about her "Under Sea Gardens Quilt," why she quilted it, the techniques she used, and where it is now. She talks about her unique quilting origins and her membership in quilting groups. Nicholas talks about her home studio and what her family thinks about her quilting. She discusses the difference between artists and quiltmakers, as well as some advice for quilters starting out. Nicholas talks about her favorite quiltmakers and her favorite quilting techniques. She talks about why quiltmaking is important to her and what makes quilts artistically powerful. She talks about what she wants her legacy to be, as well as how her travels around the world have influenced her quilting. Nicholas wraps up her interview by talking about her lectures and the theme quilts she is making with her quilting group, Fiber Artists @ Loose Ends [show more]
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| DE19958-001 | Carolyn Beth Mazzella | Oral History | |
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| BOQ-024 | Carolyn Crump | | |
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Description:Fifth generation quiltmaker Carolyn Crump shares her quilt "From Vision to Victory" and shares her technique and artistic process.
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| QSOS-139 | Carolyn Dahl | Oral History | Artists
Textiles
Decorative arts
Textile artists
Quilts--Design.
Quilts.
Quilting.
Arts and crafts. |
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Type:Oral History Subject:Artists
Textiles
Decorative arts
Textile artists
Quilts--Design.
Quilts.
Quilting.
Arts and crafts. |
Description:Carolyn Dahl describes the quilt she brought for the interview, which she titled "Don't Throw Away My Dolls." She says it is a memory quilt based on memories and objects from her childhood and family traditions. She describes her exact process of creating unique fabric stamps using those special objects from her childhood. Dahl talks about how she began her interest in quilting via her career in teaching fabric dyeing and painting. Dahl describes her first memory of a quilt, which was one made by her grandmother for one of her dolls. She talks about how her own quilting impacts her immediate family and more about her quilting schedule. Dahl talks about quilting during a difficult time in her life during a health issue, and how her work was affected. She talks about what she thinks makes a great quilt and what makes a great quilter. Dahl talks about why it is an exciting time in the world of quilting. [show more]
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| IN46953-01 | Carolyn Goebel | Oral History | |
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| VT05819-027 | Carolyn Gorham Guest | Oral History | |
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| AQATS19119-017 | Carolyn Lee Vehslage | Oral History | Arts and crafts.
Quilting.
Quilts.
Quilts--Design.
Artists
Decorative arts
Textile artists
Textiles
Quilts--United States--Exhibitions.
Art--Commissioning.
Families.
Mental health |
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Type:Oral History Subject:Arts and crafts.
Quilting.
Quilts.
Quilts--Design.
Artists
Decorative arts
Textile artists
Textiles
Quilts--United States--Exhibitions.
Art--Commissioning.
Families.
Mental health |
Description:Carolyn Lee Vehslage talks about how her career as a computer network engineer, as well as her friendship with fabric designer Lonni Rossi, led to her Computer Series of quilts, which include her "Fried Circuits" and "System Overload" series. Vehslage talks about the special meaning of the quilts in her Computer Series, in which she is attempting express her feelings about how technology complicates our lives. She talks about how the series is also an expression of her experiences with bipolar disorder. She talks about others' reactions to her work. Vehslage talks about how she began quilting as a way to occupy her time after going on long-term disability and dealing with the loss of her career. She describes her first quilt, which was inspired by the book "Impressionist Quilts" and was based on her mother-in-law's garden. She talks about her work helping other quilt artists sell their work and learn about running a business. Vehslage talks about continuing to paint, describing a piece she painted as part of a tribute to the victims of the September 11, 2001 terrorist attacks. [show more]
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| OH45069-001 | Carolyn Mazloomi | Oral History | |
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Type:Oral History |
Description:Carolyn Mazloomi talks about her quilt 'He Stands on the Shoulders of Many', a story quilt made for the 2009 exhibit "Quilts for Obama" at the Historical Society of Washington, DC, as well as the Women of Color Quilters' Network, which Mazloomi founded in 1985. [show more]
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| AZ85044-008 | Carolyn O'Bagy Davis | Oral History | |
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| NY13464-DAR001 | Carolyn Raimy | Oral History | |
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VA-001 | Carter Houck | | Quilts
Quilting
Quiltmakers
Quiltmaking process
Quilters
Quiltmaking
Art quilts
Artists
Arts and crafts
Craft and art
Quilts--United States
Quilts--United States--History--20th century. |
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Subject:Quilts
Quilting
Quiltmakers
Quiltmaking process
Quilters
Quiltmaking
Art quilts
Artists
Arts and crafts
Craft and art
Quilts--United States
Quilts--United States--History--20th century. |
Description:Houck describes the quilt she has brought to the interview, which is a remake of a 1930s quilt. She discusses the use of feed sacks in quilting and sewing. She talks about how she originally became interested in quilting. Houck began a quilt magazine for the Ladies' Circle Patchwork Quilts and spent twenty years working for them. It is because of this experience that she often gets called an "expert" on quilting. She says that she became an expert by learning how to handle, photograph, and research quilts. Due to Houck's expertise in quilting, she became a judge for quilt shows. Houck says she is part of two guilds, the Charlottesville Guild and the Crotez Guild. She has also made a quilt book of art for the Quilt Encyclopedia Illustrated. She says that it is not a how-to-quilt book, but a book that focuses on the beauty of quilts she photographed. She discusses trends in quilting. She talks about the importance of quilts in America, quilting's impact on women's history, and how quilt preservation has changed over time. [show more]
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