Here are more of the 46 Quilters featured in America’s Pictorial Quilts:
Carole Adams |
Masami Kato |
Mona Barker |
Helen Kelly |
Linda Cantrell |
Donna Rae Maki |
Rhoda Cohen |
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Virginia Costa |
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Pat Cox |
Carole K. McMichael |
Shannie Coyne |
Jane Miller |
Barbara Crane |
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Carolyn Muller |
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Alice Dunsdon |
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Ronnie Durrance |
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Ellie Dyson |
Robbie O’Rourke |
Victoria Faoro |
Dawn Rappold |
Lee Farrington |
Art Salemme |
Zoe Gill |
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Joan Schulze |
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Marge Harris |
Steve Schutt |
Sarah Hass |
Ami Simms |
Elaine Sparlin |
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Lois K. Ide |
Susan Turbak |
Jean Johnson |
Chris Wolf Edmonds: I have been a fan of her work for many, many years. Chris, who lives in Kansas, has a resume that goes on and on and on. Visit her website and gallery page, then click on photos of her quilts to see even MORE. Wow!
Katie Pasquini Masopust: Who doesn’t love Katie’s work? I have watched her evolve over the years, and Katie is a very popular teacher. From Santa Fe, New Mexico, Katie is both a painter and a quilter worth discovering.
Monica Calvert: Monica was a part of Quilt Odyssey 2002. Visit the website and watch a video with Monica to see what she’s done.
Roberta Horton: Roberta is both a traditional and contemporary quilter, author (C&T Publishing) and fabric designer. Her work has been exhibited around the world, and she has taught in all but one of the United States.
Erma Martin Yost: Erma is a very diverse artist, formally trained as a painter and now working in fiber (primarily felt). Her work has been seen in many galleries around the country. Plan to spend some time clicking around her website! Gorgeous work!
Virginia Costa is from Los Banos, California. I have found mention of her name in a few places, but discovered no website dedicated to her quilting. If you know anything of her recent work, please let me know in the comment area below.
Anita Murphy: You can read an older interview with Anita Murphy on the Alliance for American Quilts website. Anita was the author of a book on Mini Quilts and numerous other publications and patterns. Sadly, Anita passed away in 2011 in Texas, her home state.
**Note: clicking on a name will take you to a link elsewhere on the Internet for further exploration!
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