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GA31401-001Abigail KokaiOral History
Type:Oral History
VA22302-005Adina Dell Yewell RussellOral History
Type:Oral History
BOQ-041Adriene CruzOral History
Type:Oral History
NY-001Adrienne YorinksOral History
Type:Oral History
TX77010-044Alex Anderson
Description:In this interview recorded live in front of an audience at the International Quilt Festival in Houston, Texas, journalist Meg Cox interviewed quilt teacher, author, fabric designer, and television star Alex Anderson about her history as a quiltmaker and quilt industry leader. Anderson shares the story about how she began making quilts and how her quiltmaking has evolved over time. [show more]
OH43068-006Alice GantOral History
Type:Oral History
NC28803-016Alice HelmsOral History
Type:Oral History
DC20002-025Alice R. DoveOral History
Type:Oral History
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TX76121-003
Alice RobinsonQuilts.
Quilting arts workshop
Quilting.
Textiles.
Craft and art
Crafts & decorating
Subject:Quilts.
Quilting arts workshop
Quilting.
Textiles.
Craft and art
Crafts & decorating
Description:Robinson reflects on her experience quilting, including how it helped her during her battle against breast cancer, and the awards she has won for quilting.
IL60137-001Alice SommervilleOral History
Type:Oral History
NH03561-001Alison BoltOral History
Type:Oral History
QSOS-214Allie Aller
CA95415-19Alma MendozaOral History
Type:Oral History
VA22801-006Alma WengerOral History
Type:Oral History
FL34106-001Aloyse YorkoOral History
Type:Oral History
WA98116-WSSDAR001Alva Barrett
Description:Alva Barrett is a quilter and member of the National Society of Daughters of the Americna Revolution, Tillicum chapter. She grew up in the South, and began quilting at age 16 because her entire family and community quilted. She is extremely knowledgable about quilt and textile history. [show more]
TX76121-036Alvena Armstrong
Description:Alvena Armstrong is a quilter from Fort Worth, Texas who began quilting in 1979 when her daughter gained an interest in it. Armstrong is an experienced quilter and a founding member of the Trinity Valley Quilters Guild. Her mother was a utilitarian quilter, but never quilted artfully the way Armstrong does. [show more]
DC20002-027Alyce FosterOral History
Type:Oral History
QSOS-109Amanda SchlatreOral History
Type:Oral History
QSOS-159Ami SimmsOral History
Type:Oral History
AFPBP-10Ami SimmsOral History
Type:Oral History
UDEL-001Amy SmithOral History
Type:Oral History
QSOS-081Andrea PerejdaOral History
Type:Oral History
TX77010-042Andrea Brokenshire
Description:In this interview, conducted at the International Quilt Festival in Houston, Texas, Andrea Brokenshire explains her quiltmaking process, as well as fiber art as a therapeutic practice.
CA95415-18Angela GrijalbaOral History
Type:Oral History
CA95415-04Angeles SeguraOral History
Type:Oral History
QSOS-006Anita MurphyOral HistoryQuilts.
Quilting arts workshop
Quiltmakers.
Quilting.
Quilt Expo
Quilts in art
Quilts--Design.
Quilting--United States--Patterns.
Textiles.
Arts and crafts.
Type:Oral History
Subject:Quilts.
Quilting arts workshop
Quiltmakers.
Quilting.
Quilt Expo
Quilts in art
Quilts--Design.
Quilting--United States--Patterns.
Textiles.
Arts and crafts.
Description:Anita Murphy is an accomplished quilter and teacher. She began quilting because of an aunt who taught her, and she was given quilts from Dr. Ruth Hartgraves, who was held in high regard by the University of Texas.
BOQ-043Ann Anastastio
OR97008-OSSDAR25Ann BeersOral History
Type:Oral History
WI53406-001Ann FahlOral History
Type:Oral History
NC28803-015Ann HolmesOral History
Type:Oral History
QSOS-149Ann HortonOral History
Type:Oral History
NC28723-001Ann KlimstraOral History
Type:Oral History
Description:Ann Klimstra loves working with color and finding ways for odd colors to work together. She uses a design wall to audition the colors and to keep from making mistakes. She believes love in your heart makes a great quilter. Ann uses her skills to rescue antique quilts, make quilts for her family, design kits for a quilt shop, and work on the board of the North Carolina Quilt Symposium. [show more]
AFPBP-01Ann Louise Mullard-PughOral History
Type:Oral History
KY40502-DAR001Ann MillerOral History
Type:Oral History
NM87111-006Ann PitcherOral History
Type:Oral History
OR97008-OSSDAR33Ann ReedOral History
Type:Oral History
IL62301-DAR001Anna HecoxOral History
Type:Oral History
VA22003-006Annabel EbersoleOral History
Type:Oral History
WI53211-002Anne KingsburyOral History
Type:Oral History