Taking Quilt Study into the Future...
Presenting Quiltside Chats!
Join us next Sunday, March 21 at 3:00 pm ET for our first episode of QUILTSIDE CHATS! Marianne Fons and Carolyn Ducey will share interesting detail about a quilt made by Susa Harris Hale in Hunt County, Texas, circa 1928 (2006.054.0001
International Quilt Museum, Gift of the Robert and Ardis James Foundation).
HOW TO WATCH?
We'll go live on our Facebook page and our YouTube channel. It is FREE and no registration is required. Just click and watch!
This QUILTSIDE CHAT is the first in a series of live and lively conversations between Carolyn Ducey, International Quilt Museum Curator of Collections, and an AQSG member featuring the quilt that she (or he) would sneak out of the building . . . if it weren’t a crime. Sponsored by Quiltfolk.
Save the Dates!
August 18-22, 2021
Seminar 2021 in Harrisonburg, Virginia
September 28 - October 3, 2022
Seminar 2022 in San Diego, California
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Quilt Snacks!
Quilting to Win World War II
Am I Blue?
Virtual Quilt Show!
19th Century New York Quilts
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