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Hi TQS I recently found a fun antique quilt as you go method. The author is Pamela Weeks the book is portable patchwork ... I believe she is the curator of the new Hampshire quilt museum anyhow she by her very lineage , something like a 13 th generation quilter from that area and owns over 100 of the very rare " pot holder quilts" for which she is a historian, Would be an interesting guest
And exciting for our community to see more about this, in case your interest also
On a side note "pot holder " quilt never would have guessed

[Helen W.]

Hi Justin I recently found a fun antique quilt as you go method. The author is Pamela Weeks the book is patchwork on the go ... I believe she is the curator of the new Hampshire quilt museum anyhow she by her very lineage , something like a 13 th generation quilter from that area and owns over 100 of the very rare " pot holder quilts" for such she is a historian Would be an interesting guest
So I thought it would be exciting for our community to see more about this
Love your fun presentation s \ openers your like the Jonny Carson for the quilt show!!!

Janis, I would love to have that person be the feature of an episode. I love learning about quilt as you go. Great idea.
Hope they are checking the forum. HelenW

Hi Helen I apologize the book is called portable patchwork
Infact I purchased two books after listening to the podcast she was featured on. . the books just arrived and they are beautiful
All the best Dana

[Sandy F.]

Dana J - I love portable projects and looking forward to checking out Pamela Weeks' book. Thanks for the recommendation. Sandy

Hi sandy its a beautiful book and so well written I sent one to my mother ...she agrees very informative

[MagspatchTQS]

Hi TQS Looking through the featured quilts I came across That Town and Country Quilt by Debra Freeze that won a merit award at IOwa State Fair. I know this quilt well as I have also made this quilt. It was designed by a New Zealand quilt artist Susan Clare Mayfield of Gourmet Quilter

Susan lives in New Zealand and is a regular at our local guilds craft fairs and exhibitions. " World famous in New Zealand". Susan is a very talented designer of patterns and fabric lines as well as web site tutorials for all kinds of quilting techniques. I think she would be a fantastic guest of the quilt show. Susan has travelled extensively over the years and is well known in the states and Britain. Her web site is Gourmetquilter.com if you want to check her out.

regards Margaret