Essays from the American Midwest: The Quilt Maker's Story

In this inaugural book series of Fiber Art Almanac: Essays from the American Midwest, ten regional and national stage quilt makers add their voice to the collective narrative about textiles in the Midwest today. Their quilt making is the visual paradigm through which they tell their stories. They share their journeys, connections to their childhoods, and influences from their contemporaries, fans, and travels. From heartbreaking loss and grief, finding oneself amidst the rubble, and reflecting on the joy of family memories.

What’s new in quilting arts today? The momentum of change continues as more people enter the quilting arena with completely new and diverse ideas and methods of creating compelling art. The quilts in this book offer a window to techniques that include imprinting and dyeing on fabric with botanicals, painting whole cloth, raw edge appliqué, improvisational piecing and hand stitching, multi-media, playing with color, texture and more!

Quilt Makers featured in this volume:

Pat Bishop

Katherine Simon Frank

Carole Ann Frocillo

Helen Geglio

Jamie Lyn Kara

Mary Lachman

Carol Marshall

Ryn Pitts

Julia Voake

Peggy Wright

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Essays from the American Midwest: The Quilt Maker's Story

In this inaugural book series of Fiber Art Almanac: Essays from the American Midwest, ten regional and national stage quilt makers add their voice to the collective narrative about textiles in the Midwest today. Their quilt making is the visual paradigm through which they tell their stories. They share their journeys, connections to their childhoods, and influences from their contemporaries, fans, and travels. From heartbreaking loss and grief, finding oneself amidst the rubble, and reflecting on the joy of family memories.

What’s new in quilting arts today? The momentum of change continues as more people enter the quilting arena with completely new and diverse ideas and methods of creating compelling art. The quilts in this book offer a window to techniques that include imprinting and dyeing on fabric with botanicals, painting whole cloth, raw edge appliqué, improvisational piecing and hand stitching, multi-media, playing with color, texture and more!

Quilt Makers featured in this volume:

Pat Bishop

Katherine Simon Frank

Carole Ann Frocillo

Helen Geglio

Jamie Lyn Kara

Mary Lachman

Carol Marshall

Ryn Pitts

Julia Voake

Peggy Wright

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Essays from the American Midwest: The Quilt Maker's Story

Essays from the American Midwest: The Quilt Maker's Story

by Jennifer M Wilder (Editor)
Essays from the American Midwest: The Quilt Maker's Story

Essays from the American Midwest: The Quilt Maker's Story

by Jennifer M Wilder (Editor)

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Overview

In this inaugural book series of Fiber Art Almanac: Essays from the American Midwest, ten regional and national stage quilt makers add their voice to the collective narrative about textiles in the Midwest today. Their quilt making is the visual paradigm through which they tell their stories. They share their journeys, connections to their childhoods, and influences from their contemporaries, fans, and travels. From heartbreaking loss and grief, finding oneself amidst the rubble, and reflecting on the joy of family memories.

What’s new in quilting arts today? The momentum of change continues as more people enter the quilting arena with completely new and diverse ideas and methods of creating compelling art. The quilts in this book offer a window to techniques that include imprinting and dyeing on fabric with botanicals, painting whole cloth, raw edge appliqué, improvisational piecing and hand stitching, multi-media, playing with color, texture and more!

Quilt Makers featured in this volume:

Pat Bishop

Katherine Simon Frank

Carole Ann Frocillo

Helen Geglio

Jamie Lyn Kara

Mary Lachman

Carol Marshall

Ryn Pitts

Julia Voake

Peggy Wright


Product Details

ISBN-13: 9780985929756
Publisher: Wildwood Press
Publication date: 09/14/2016
Series: Fiber Art Almanac , #1
Sold by: Barnes & Noble
Format: eBook
Pages: 46
File size: 41 MB
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About the Author

So far, Wildwood Press has created awareness of over 150 Midwest fiber artists through printed publications, online feature stories, exhibits and events. This is done via the nationally sold annual calendar, Fiber Art Almanac; online Almanac Blog, a twice monthly newsletter and social media. Midwest Fiber Arts Trails Midwest Fiber Arts Trails explore the Midwest's rich textile community through the promotion of fiber arts activities and cultural tourism. The objective of each trail is to create awareness of its community, engage that audience and grow creative and economic benefit for its members. Members include fiber artists, local businesses, and organizations.

Table of Contents

Introduction by Jennifer Wilder, 1-Katherine Simon Frank; 2-Carole Ann Frocillo; 3-Helen Geglio; 4-Mary Lachman; 5-Jamie Lyn Kara; 6-Peggy Wright; 7-Pat Bishop; 8-Julia Voake; 9-Carol Marshall; 10-Ryn Pitts
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