| NY14543-001 | Zylpha Siudara | Oral History | |
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| CA90505-DAR001 | Zora Selliken | Oral History | |
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| QSOS-018 | Zena Thorpe | Oral History | |
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| QSOS-129 | Zena Thorpe | Oral History | |
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| NY11226-001 | Zak Foster | | |
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| Alliance-07 | Yvonne Porcella | Oral History | |
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| Alliance-02 | Yvonne Porcella | | Quilts
Quilting
Women
Textiles
Textile artists
Artists
Decorative arts
Crafts & decorating
Performing arts
Visual arts
Storytelling |
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Subject:Quilts
Quilting
Women
Textiles
Textile artists
Artists
Decorative arts
Crafts & decorating
Performing arts
Visual arts
Storytelling |
Description:Karen Musgrave interviews Yvonne Porcella, a member of the Quilters Hall of Fame, about the 2003 Quilt Alliance's raffle quilt. Porcella describes her artistic contributions to the quilt's design and what they mean to her, personally. She also discusses quilting as an art form and the importance of visual storytelling within the art of quilting. [show more]
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| QSOS-011 | Yvonne Porcella | Oral History | Quilting
Sewing
Appliqué
Crib quilts
Machine quilting
Patchwork quilts
Portraits on quilts
Quilting--Vocational guidance
Quiltmakers
Sewing machines |
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Type:Oral History Subject:Quilting
Sewing
Appliqué
Crib quilts
Machine quilting
Patchwork quilts
Portraits on quilts
Quilting--Vocational guidance
Quiltmakers
Sewing machines |
Description:Porcella was originally a sewer and weaver before she got into quilting. This background helped her to focus on the colors and fabrics more. She is very traditional and consistent in her methods. She claims that her creativity stems from her observation skills that she learned from her nurse's training. She also talks about her books, and her evolution as an artist. [show more]
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| CA95415-02 | Yolanda Ibarra | Oral History | |
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| MI49016-032 | Winifred Rombaugh | Oral History | |
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| VA22801-002 | Wilsene Scott | Oral History | |
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| KY40965-DAR001 | Wilma Johnson | | |
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| ME04530-001 | Wendy Reed | Oral History | |
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| NC27408-003 | Wendy Hughes | Oral History | |
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| IL60640-006 | Wendy Ferguson-Whitehead | Oral History | |
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| BOQ-010 | Wen Redmond | | |
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| MI49016-022 | Wanda Warner | Oral History | |
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| BOQ-039 | Vivian Milholen | Oral History | |
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| IA51101-003 | Vivian McPherson | Oral History | |
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| DC20002-002 | Vivian Hoban | Oral History | |
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| GA30117-002 | Vivian Fidler | Oral History | |
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Description:The West Georgia Quilt Guild QSOS
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| DE03 | Virginia Todd Phillip | Oral History | |
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| IL61010-001 | Virginia Spiegel | Oral History | |
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| DC20002-003 | Virginia Quinn | Oral History | |
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| DE07 | Virginia Barton | Oral History | |
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| AL35758-DAR001 | Virginia Angers Kuglar | Oral History | |
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| DE13 | Virginia Abrams | Oral History | |
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Description:Virginia Abrams is a non-traditional quilter from Delaware. She hand-dyes most of her fabrics, and puts them together using an improvisational curved piecing method. She began quilting 3 years before her interview, starting with Nancy Crowe patterns and eventually branching out while studying biochemistry at University of Delaware. Abrams joined the Newark Arts Alliance and started an unofficial group, The Dyeing Ladies, consisting of other artful quilters who dye their fabrics, and some silkscreen painters as well. [show more]
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| GA30116-DAR001 | Violette Denney | Oral History | |
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| DC20002-001a | Viola Williams Canady | Oral History | |
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| DC20002-001b | Viola Williams Canady | Oral History | |
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| OH43068-001 | Vikki Pignatelli | Oral History | |
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| MN55057-004 | Victoria Miller | Oral History | |
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| NY10018-001 | Victoria Findlay Wolfe | Oral History | |
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Description:In this interview with quiltmaker and philanthropist, Victoria Findlay Wolfe and interviewer Meg Cox discuss how her upbringing in Minnesota attracted her to quilts, as well as how she uses quilts to connect with the community. Wolfe runs an online collaborative quilting website called Fifteen Minutes of Play, and discusses the use of quilting as a charitable resource. Wolfe also explains her love of the process of quilting, and how the her community projects and the process of quiltmaking provide her with fulfillment. The interview was recorded live at a meeting of the NYC Metro Modern Quilters Guild at Wolfe's home in Manhattan. [show more]
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| CA95482-01 | Vicky Groom | Oral History | |
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| QSOS-054 | Vickie Hallmark | Oral History | |
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| DE19711-012 | Vicki Greenstein | Oral History | |
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| FL34106-021 | Vernida Grant | Oral History | |
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| IA52659-002 | Verna Quinlin | Oral History | |
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| TX77010-064 | Venetta Morger | Oral History | |
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Description:Venetta Morger discusses her quilt made to support cancer research for MD Anderson and its Ovarian Cancer Quilt Project. She shares how she began quilting and her experiences teaching techniques to fellow guild members. She has been a full time quiltmaker since 2007 and now has devoted studio space in her home. She aspired to have a quilt displayed at the International Quilt Festival in Houston, Texas, and has achieved that goal. [show more]
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| QSOS-010 | Velda E. Newman | Oral History | Newman, Velda, 1939-
Quilts--United States--Exhibitions.
Quilts--Design.
Quilters
Quilting.
Quiltmakers
Quiltmaking
Quiltmaking process
Quilts
Sewing
Quilting--Periodicals. |
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Type:Oral History Subject:Newman, Velda, 1939-
Quilts--United States--Exhibitions.
Quilts--Design.
Quilters
Quilting.
Quiltmakers
Quiltmaking
Quiltmaking process
Quilts
Sewing
Quilting--Periodicals. |
Description:Velda E. Newman was interviewed in 1999 at the International Quilt Festival in Houston, Texas. She explains her design process, including studying, sketching, and creating enlarged patterns of her natural subjects. Newman also presents her use of dye and paint, and her careful handwork, to achieve her design goals. Her earliest experience as a quilter is shared, as well as her working style, time management, family, and art education. [show more]
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