Voices in Cloth 2020 - EBHQ
←
→
Page content transcription
If your browser does not render page correctly, please read the page content below
EAST BAY HERITAGE QUILTERS PRESENTS
Voices in Cloth 2020
CRANEWAY PAVILION SATURDAY MARCH 21, 2020, 10-5 SUNDAY MARCH 22, 2020, 10-4
WELCOME to the 2020 Voices in Cloth - fiber-art objects created and crafted by EBHQ members.
Extraordinary Quilts by the Bay Show. This show has Buy a limited-edition Voices in Cloth Tote Bag here
over 300 quilts and garments, along with many other before you leave the show.
fiber/textile items made by EBHQ members
representing the wide variety of interests, skills, and FABRIC POSTCARDS
talents in our guild. Your friends will love receiving this fiber art in the
This year we are celebrating a Century of Women’s mail, made and donated by EBHQ members.
progress,1920-2020 in honor of the 19th
Amendment's Centennial Anniversary. We are QUILTS FOR SALE
hosting an exhibition of traditional, contemporary and Some of the quilts in the exhibition are for sale. Look
innovative story quilts focused on the pivotal progress for the small sign next to the quilt description. Note
made by women since 1920. Not to be missed. the entry number and proceed to the Credit Card
For your shopping pleasure, please visit the Guild Booth near the main entrance where there is
Marketplace, Fabric Postcards, and of course our information about how to purchase them.
wonderful vendors. Do not miss buying raffle tickets
for a chance to win fabulous quilts. In addition, there YOUR OPPORTUNITY TO WIN!
are several demonstrations to attend; information to Two special quilts were designed and made for this
be had about our workshops with samples from show: "Rhythm and Hues” by Sue Fox and Julia
previous classes; Quilts by Kids, and more. McLeod of Silk and Salvage, and "Improv Logs and
All that, and delicious refreshments with places to sit Ladders” coordinated by Marcia Alpert. Tickets are 6
and rest in this beautiful place on the Bay. for $5, $1 each or 100 for $50. Winners need not be
I am confident that you will enjoy the show and be present to win and will be announced at the
inspired to produce your own masterpiece. drawings on Sunday, March 22 at 3:30 P.M.
This show would not be possible without our large
crew of dedicated volunteers and Show Chairs - Edy WORKSHOP WALL
Brady and Carolyn Weil. Thank you all! Process as well as Product
A hallmark of EBHQ is the program of 9 speakers per
Yours in quilting, year, along with the workshops given by those
Pemba Pierini speakers. The workshops are designed to educate
EBHQ President new and experienced members and non-members
about arts and techniques that can be used in making
PHOTOGRAPHY POLICY their quilts. Displayed on the Workshop Wall are both
You are welcome to take photos of quilts for personal unfinished and finished samples from these classes,
use only. Copyright laws and courtesy do not permit so you can see the Process as well as Product.
you to reproduce, sell, modify, use commercially, or
publish these photos, including electronic media such JOIN US!
as web pages, without permission from the artist. EBHQ has presentations with speakers on the last
Monday of each month at 7:30 pm, except for July
PARCEL CHECK and December, at the Unitarian Universalist Church
For your convenience, a booth is located to the left of in Kensington. Guests are welcome. Join EBHQ
the entrance where you may leave packages at no today for the Voices in Cloth special: Pay dues for
charge. No valuables, please. There is NO formal one year, receive a 15-month membership. Find
coat check, but you may hang your outer garments membership forms at the Workshop Wall, Community
on the coat rack located adjacent to Bag Check. Projects, Concierge or Cashier. Or send your name,
address, and phone number with your check to:
MARKETPLACE EBHQ Membership, PO Box 6223, Albany, CA
Throughout the two days of the show, the Guild 94706. Individual $45, Family $55, Affiliate $50. For
Marketplace features quilts, wallhangings, and assorted more information, go to the website:
1DEMONSTRATIONS they are to cut up. She’ll do book 1:00 – 1:30
Stop by the demonstration area and signings and have samples of Bed Turning—A Special Trunk
learn something new from fabric. Don’t miss this special Show from the SJMQT
experienced fiber artists and quilt- engagement. See description for the 10:30 AM
makers. bed turning.
3:30 – 4:00
SATURDAY March 21
Simple Sewing Stretches with 1:30 – 2:00
10:30 – 11:00 Paula Zurowski, Personal Trainer All About Round Robins Gallery
Bed Turning—A Special Trunk Come learn 2 sets of 8 stretches Talk Meet at Row H
Show from the SJMQT that can be done right at your
Fiber artist, teacher, and former sewing machine for a short break. 2:00 – 3:00
Board Member of the San Jose Each set takes about 10 minutes OMBRÉ QUILTS in SKY Fabrics
Museum of Quilts and Textiles, and will revitalize your sewing by Jennifer Sampou
Lynn Koolish, shares quilts from session! See Jennifer’s OMBRÉ QUILTS
the permanent collection of the —————————————————————————————— and get her new book! Share her
museum. It’s a unique opportunity excitement for SKY fabrics, see
to hear about their history. SUNDAY March 22 how fun they are to cut up, and
learn how she designs. She’ll do
11:00 – 11:30 10:30 – 11:00 book signings and have samples of
“The Power of 12” Gallery Talk Bed Turning—A Special Trunk fabric. Don’t miss this special
Meet at the exhibit near entrance Show from the SJMQT engagement.
Join several 12 x 12 artists for a Fiber artist, teacher, and former
walk and talk along the “Power of Board Member of the San Jose 3:30 – 4:00
12” display. Museum of Quilts and Textiles, T-Shirt Quilt Challenge
Lynn Koolish, shares quilts from the with Stacey Sharman and Kristen
11:30 – 12:00 permanent collection of the Takakuwa
Century of Women’s Progress museum. Enjoy this unique Stacey and Kristen from Hello
Gallery Talk opportunity to hear about their Stitch Studio will attempt to create a
Meet at the exhibit near entrance history. 60" t-shirt quilt top in 30 minutes.
Gallery tour of this quilt challenge, Can they do it? They've got some
celebrating 100 years of the 11:00 – 11:30 really handy tools to make the job
passage of the 19th amendment. Century of Women’s Progress go faster and lots of tips and tricks
Gallery Talk to share along the way.
12:00 – 12:30 Meet at the exhibit near entrance
Bed Turning—A Special Trunk Gallery tour of this quilt challenge,
Show from the SJMQT celebrating 100 years of the
See description for the 10:30 AM passage of the 19th amendment. SPECIAL EXHIBITS
bed turning. THE POWER OF 12
11:30 – 12:00 Since 2012 over 100 women have
1:00 – 2:00 “The Power of 12” Gallery Talk taken “The 12 x 12 Challenge at
Garment District Showcase: Meet at the exhibit near entrance Textile Dream Studio (TDS),” a
Marvelous Materials! Join several 12 x12 artists for a year-long incubator which meets
Join us as five adventurous walk and talk along the “Power of monthly and encourages makers to
“Garmenteers” share how they 12” display. stretch into creative explorations of
incorporate a variety of unusual their own choosing. “The Power of
materials and construction 12:00 – 12:30 12” Special Exhibit—curated by
techniques in their wearable Turning Doll Fingers Anne Burns Johnson with Jo
explorations. Aside from her story quilts, Magaraci and Sue Fox—features
Sondra Von Burg loves to make the work of over four dozen of
2:30 – 3:30 story dolls. Come watch Sondra these participants using fiber and
OMBRÉ QUILTS in SKY Fabrics demonstrate how she makes those textiles.
by Jennifer Sampou tiny five-fingered hands out of At the exhibit near the show
See Jennifer’s OMBRÉ QUILTS, fabric, stuffing and pipe cleaners. entrance, there will be a walk and
and get her new book! Share her talk on Saturday at 11:00 and on
excitement for SKY fabrics, learn Sunday at 11:30.
how she designs, and see how fun
2ROUND ROBIN QUILTS Beginning March 25th through Ewa Balewski, I105
by EBHQ Members February 2022, they will also be Spring Garden
displayed in a gallery on the project
Eleven EBHQ members website, www.centuryofwomenspro Nancy Bardach, K132
participated in a collaborative quilt- gress.com. 36 Year Timeline
making adventure. There was a
“traditional” group and an Included are works by Kathleen K. Mabry Benson, E52
“improvisational” group. Each Archer, Nancy Bardach, Kathryn Circles
participant began their quilt with a Bowden, Cheryl Braswell,
10-20 inch square or rectangular Fredda Cassidy, Nancy Cayton, Mabry Benson, L146
block and had the option of setting Mel Dugosh, Marion Emerson, Lois Untitled
guidelines for their quilt. They then Rita Helmbold, Diana Hill, Jo Kellar,
passed them on to the next person Diane Kern, Cara Lamb, Linda Mary Anne Bland, H90
in the group and so on, five rounds Morand, Trish Morris-Plise, Orna Broken Star Color Wheel
in all. Made with many creative Pascal, Cheryl Pekar, Priscilla
hands, Round Robin quilts are Read, Claire Sherman, Julie Gina Blus, R224
always fun to see—sometimes Zaccone Stiller, Suzanne Summer, Bookcats
generating delightful, unexpected Jane Voytek, Ellindale Wells, and
results. Ryan R. Young. Mary Ann Boddum, F75
A tour of the Round Robin exhibit Evening Bloom
will be given at 1:30 on Sunday.
EBHQ MEMBERS’ QUILTS
Mary Ann Boddum, M160
In alphabetical order by artist.
GARMENT DISTRICT FEATURE Incantation
Letter indicates row.
We are honored to feature the Kathryn Bowden, N169
Jennie Alexich, D38
inspiring work of two long time VIC Over and Under
Winter Corn Field
volunteers: Karen Eppler and
Cindi Cossen. Kathryn Bowden, P203
Jennie Alexich, O180
Karen’s wearable art has been Orinda Crossroads Abstract
Galaxies
wow-ing Voices in Cloth visitors for
decades and Cindi’s collaged vests Edy Brady, Q219
Hope Alper, J117
have become a signature of her Marine Life of the Eastern Pacific
Planet Earth is Blue and There's
colorful wardrobe.
Something We Must Do
Both women will be on hand near Cheryl Braswell, F69
their Garment District Special Indigo Snowball
Marcia Alpert, D43
Exhibits throughout the weekend.
Strip Pieced Mesas
Leah Brown, B22
A CENTURY OF WOMEN’S Oriental Star, updated
PROGRESS, 1920 – 2020 Marcia Alpert, J122
Log Cabin Color Explosion
Nancy Brown, Q212
This special exhibit marks the 100th Fiona
anniversary of the 19th Amendment Judy Armstrong, L145
to the U.S. Constitution, when Jelly Bean
Mary Burnett, B15
women obtained the right to vote. Steampunk
To honor of this milestone on the Judy Armstrong, M158
road to full equality, we issued a Crazy Square
Mary Burnett, M156
nationwide challenge for small Mandolin
original quilts and accompanying Patt Bagdon, H96
stories. Eligible topics were those Window Flower Box
Anne Burns Johnson, D44
celebrating legal, social, economic, Polar Eclipse
and political improvements in the Patt Bagdon, J126
lives of women and girls in the U.S. Circus: A Memory Piece
Anne Burns Johnson, H95
Entries were professionally juried. New Mexico Momento Mori
Ewa Balewski/Julia McLeod, H97
Batik Birdie
3Lisa Carey, L143 Katherine Duff, A1 Susan Fuller, R221
Nature's Gifts Garden Charm Carwash: Trinidad, Cuba
Fredda Cassidy, O181 Katherine Duff, B8 Barbara Gaffield, H101
The Circle Is Implied #2 Heritage Improvisational 2019 EBHQ
Round Robin
Gayle Cepparo, Q211 Karen Dugas, N168
I'm Not That Old Bouquets for Lindsay Karen Garrison, H94
Block Party
Pam Condie, F67 Barbara Edelson, E53
Legacy III Circles Alice Gates, L141
Filigree
Pam Condie, M164 Sharon Enright, D37
Legacy I Beech Trees Mosaic Alice Gates, L142
Rock and Ice
Cindi Cossen, J120 Sharon Enright, R229
Orange Celebrates Physics Over and Under Mary Gilkerson, E59
No Fault Lines
Cindi Cossen, K137 Gail Entrekin, R225
One Last Saturday Sampler Quilt Friends at the Window Mary Gilkerson, Q218
Bulb Lady
Lynn Crook, G89 Gail Entrekin, R226
California Carpet Lulu Margaret Glendening, G80
Kinship
Marianne Daft, R222 Jan Etre, N171
Dia de los Meowies Spring Leaves Margaret Glendening, G82
Trinkets
Susan Dague, H92 Chancy Fessler, G81
Marcia, Marcia, Marcia Envious Blue Hearts Diane Goff, Q213
Two Blue Jays
Susan Dague, N172 Netsy Firestein, F73
Hedging My Maze Playing with Disappearing Nine Diane Goff, Q214
Patch Nine Flamingos
Joelle Davidson, A4
Precious Treasures Mary Flynn, M161 Sandi Goldstein, F71
A Bright Future Not Precious
Vicky DeYoung, J116
Bathing Beauties Mary Flynn, M163 Sandi Goldstein, F72
Signs of Spring Untitled
Giny Dixon, D35
Burlap and Blades Sue Fox, O190 Sally Goldstein, M162
A.J.'s Beach (a Silk & Salvage Interrupted Garden
Giny Dixon, H93 "Tribute" Quilt)
Third time is the Charm Sally Goldstein, Q208
Sue Fox, P201 Front Door Paint
Carol Drucker, R230 Red Squares (a Silk & Salvage
Dancing Quilt) Susan Gordon, E60
Snowed In
Shawn Dubin, K130 Wanda Fudge, I109
Nasty Woman Frida Kathy Grady, N178
Six Deadly Sins
Shawn Dubin, O189 Wanda Fudge, Q209
Yo Ho Yo Yos Spring Flowers Teri Green, I114
Reality Check
4Gretchen Griswold, E63 Judy Jensen, B19 Betsy Livak, L149
Sari Quilt I Dressed to the 9's Owl Mandala
Hilary Gutman, B21 Jeanie Kashima, J124 Jonell Lucas, Q207
We Three Kings of Orient Are Ode to Gustav Klimt Scrappy Layered Logs
Hilary Gutman, J125 Becky Keck, D45 Karin Lusnak, M157
The Three Muses of My Sewing Pick Up Sticks Simplicity
Room
Becky Keck, D49 Susan Lynn, B16
Robin Halprin, F74 Watching for Elephants Falling Lonestar
Hexie Haven
Emily Kenyon, P199 Jo Magaraci, K131
Nicola Hanchock, H99 Cut, Turn, and Insert Nasty Women
Round Robin improvisational
Emily Kenyon, P204 Anna Martinez, K134
Nicola Hanchock, Q217 Rehabilitation Quilt My California Quilt
Blackfoot Medicine Man's
Equipment Lynn Koolish, E61 Mary Mashuta, B18
Whirlwind Sayanora Kogi
Susan Heller, I113
Owner Operated Diane Kosak, A2 Sharon May, J128
Dragon Disrupted Picasso Sculptures
Lois Rita Helmbold, J118
If You Eat, Thank a Farmworker Arleen Kukua, A7 Sharon May, J129
Shibori Picasso - 8 Women
Jane Herlihy, N177
Stargazing Arleen Kukua, L150 Ann Mayse, D36
Green Lily Improv Journey # 3
Diana Hook, D50
Western Sun variation Anna Kurrent, F66 Suzanne McCulloch, A6
Today's Highs Colors of Morocco
Diana Hook, I104
Untitled Susan Lambert, F77 Suzanne McCulloch, O185
Composting the Garden Dreaming of the Serengeti
Roberta Horton, N176
Succulents, Succulents, and Susan Lambert, O179 Janet McDonald, H100
More Succulents Kauai Round Robin (Improv): Snakes
Alive!
Kirsten Hosemann, C23 Dani Lawler, C26
Bright Worlds Blooming Months Janet McDonald, I107
Round Robin (Traditional): South
Kirsten Hosemann, F65 Dani Lawler, R227 of the Border
Scraps and Stripes Dragonflies
Addison McDowell, I108
Sally V Houston, H91 Karen Lee, K133 Revolution
Gloria's Hidden Pinwheels Improv Scrappy
Julia McLeod, F70
Naoko Anne Ito, C32 Karen Lee, N166 Rhythm and Blues
Bright Stars Log Cabin Wonder
Julia McLeod, N175
Judy Jensen, B17 Betsy Livak, C34 Kameez
Wheels in Motion Postcards from Sweden
Gwen McMillan, K136
Mary Ann's Leftovers
5Gwen McMillan, O184 Ann Rhode, E51 Joannie Semitekol, D47
Winnie Smith's Throwaway Tea Pots What Lies Beneath
Jeanie Minor, E55 Ann Rhode, G78 Joan Sextro, L151
Trade Beads Revisited Old Town Liberty Stars
Gay Nichols, L148 Sally Riggs, C31 Joan Sextro, M155
Hawaiian Baskets Christmas Star Moncarpacho in Green
Gay Nichols, O187 Jenny Robertson, J121 Stacey Sharman, E58
Lemon Drop Slash and Burn # 1 Broken Grid (Denim)
Meg Nixon, H102 Rebecca Rohrkaste, L144 Stacey Sharman, E64
Round Robin Improv Group Lift Off Reminiscence 1
Meg Nixon, M154 Rebecca Rohrkaste, O183 Claire Sherman, A5
No Name Lush Life Star In A Star
Lorraine Oller, G83 Liat Rorer, B13 Claire Sherman, E56
Moonlight Sonata Unicorn Vomit Circular Rectangles
Lorraine Oller, J123 Liat Rorer, G79 Catherine Sherman, I115
Abstract no. 3 What is Black, White and Red All From Sea to Shining Sea
Over?
Cathie Opila, L140 Catherine Sherman, K139
Crystal Blue Nadine Rosenthal, E57 We Are The World
Force of Life
Cathie Opila, R223 Janet Duer Smith, C29
Casa Romantica Fern Royce, B12 Kaleidoscope Stars
Pencil String Quilt
Orna Pascal, D39 Corless Smith, J119
Collage Improvisation Fern Royce, C33 Friendly Circle
Struck by Lightning
Orna Pascal, D48 Jean Smith, L147
Confetti Jennifer Sampou, B14 Alvin on Acid
Hearth
Susan Peck, A3 Diana Snodgrass, M159
Midnight in the Garden Jennifer Sampou, Q220 Watercolor Fruit
Whale and I
Nancy Peck, B11 Diana Snodgrass, Q205
Circus Train Lolly Schiffman, B9 Pink and Green Florals
Found Fans Finally Finished
Gerrie Mann Peterson, P202 Valerie Sopher, D40
And The End Came Lolly Schiffman, C24 Wheels on Fire
Hexie Diamonds Redux
Melissa Quilter, I112 Valerie Sopher, N174
Dignity's Children Roxanne Schwartz, D42 Wayward Sunset Over the Pacific
Phosphene Day
Priscilla Read, G84 Ileana Soto, D41
Game Plan Roxanne Schwartz, O182 The Silk Road
Phosphene Night
Priscilla Read, G86 Ileana Soto, D46
Orange Appeal Andrea Segall, Q206 Dynamics of Nature
Vintage Star Nine Patch
6Katie Spangler, I106 C.L. Tree, C30 Mercedes Cohen,18B
Hedgie's Home (Round Robin Century City Laugh Loudly, Love Others,
Traditional) Dream Big
C.L. Tree, E54
Katie Spangler, K138 Fire on the Mountain Giny Dixon, 8A
Kiss It Goodbye! Mola Vest with Purse
Jane Voytek, H98
Karen Springsteen, K135 Triangles Gone Wild Giny Dixon, 8B
Dots and Dashes Funky Vest
Julie Waldman, C25
Karen Springsteen, Q216 Odd Numbers Shawn Dubin, 14A
Tucker Cover Up #1
Julie Waldman, F76
Gina Stateler-Calhoun, G87 Vexed Shawn Dubin,14B
If Clocks Could Talk Cover Up #2
Carolyn Weil, C28
Karina Stenquist, F68 Western Sunset Karen Eppler, 16A
Storm at Sea Button Button Who Has the
Carolyn Weil, M153 Button
Jean Stenquist, I110 Apron Strings
Dr. Marion Diamond Karen Eppler, 16B
Jean Wolslegel, I103 Three Thrift Store Tee Shirts
Jean Stenquist, M152 Round Robin Beauty
Boston Common Jan Etre, 11A
Ellen Wong, I111 African Bog Jacket
Gail Stern, O188 We are Americans
Rococo Garden Lee Feinstein, 15A
Michelle Wyman, E62 The Vesper: A cross between a
Marty Suess, B20 Vessels vest & a jumper
Diamond Wedding Ring
Michelle Wyman, N165 Lee Feinstein,15B
Marty Suess, N167 Night Garden Audubon Park swing jacket
Log Cabin with Attitude
Valerie Yeaton, C27 Sue Fox, 3A
Ellen Switkes, G85 Gypsy Wife Yes, But will I ever wear it...?
Orange Zig Zag
Ryan Young, P200 Sue Fox, 3B
Ellen Switkes, N170 Quilt for RawkMom A Little Something for Summer
Blowing Leaves
Paula Zurowski, Q215 Wanda Fudge, 24A
Kristen Takakuwa, N173 The Lineup Boro Coat & Boro Bag #1
The DWR Experiment
Wanda Fudge, 24B
Susan Taylor, G88 GARMENT DISTRICT Boro Bag #2
Mixed Media Also featuring the inspiring work of
two long time VIC volunteers: Hilary Gutman, 6A
Susan Taylor, J127 Karen Eppler and Cindi Cossen. Kimono Collage Vest
Tempests in Teapots
Marcia Alpert,19A Nicola Hanchock, 5A
Joyce Teekell, Q210 Vested Interest Witch's cape
Bali Nights
Mercedes Cohen,18A Inderjeet Kaur, 22A
Jollyne Toste, B10 The Adventure Begins Partner
Jolly Star
7Kim Law, 21A Top row, left to right: you find it earth-shaking, but in a
Spring Free - Felted Dress Jasmen Callazo, 7th grade good way.
Marisol Garibaldi, 7th grade
Dani Lawler, 23A Margo White, 8th grade It takes many hours of volunteer
Chenille Vest Ana C., 7th grade commitment to arrive here today in
Middle row: the beautiful Craneway Pavilion.
Dani Lawler, 23B Maram Almakrai, 7th grade Many THANKS to all who brought
Paisley Vest Citlaly Higareda, 7th grade us here including
Timothy Williams, 7th grade a committed Executive Committee,
Karen Lee, 9A Hiromi Hernandez, 7th an extraordinary Planning
Pieceful jacket grade Committee of diversified talents.
Bottom row: We also appreciate the valuable
Youngmin Lee,17A Emily Viquerias, 7th grade support of Craneway’s staff.
Westerlies Joseph Aleman, 7th grade Our creative community provided
Julian Vasquez, 7th grade two fabulous raffle quilts for 2020 to
Julia McLeod, 12A Jimenza Hernandez, 7th help raise funds for the show. Sue
Warrior grade Fox and Julia McLeod, colla-
borating artists of Silk and Salvage,
Gwen McMillan, 25A Social Justice Sewing Academy designed and made the “Rhythm
Plumas Eureka State Park Bear Teachers: Sara Trail and and Hues” quilt. A second raffle
Stephanie Valencia quilt “Improv Logs and Ladders”
Susan Peck, 10A Audrey Bernier, Row P191 was created by an EBHQ team,
Girl with the Twirl Exit Wound spearheaded by Marcia Alpert.
Cecilia Channy, Row 192 Machine quilting was provided by
Liat Rorer, 13A As We Live and Breathe Hello Stitch! sewing studio.
Upcycled Haori Jacket Berkeley High School class, Row
P193 We thank C&T Publishing for
Kristen Takakuwa, 4A Agency photographing the raffle quilts; the
The Flirty Dirndl Kayla Foreman, Row P194 San Jose Museum of Quilts and
Justice Denied Textiles for providing a selection of
Joyce Teekell, 7A Marissa Delgado, Row P195 quilts for the Bed Turning and the
Swing vest with Japanese fabrics Forced Migration loan of the Baltimore Album quilt
Vacaville High School Class, Row made by the guild in the 1980’s.
Joyce Teekell, 7B P196
Repurposed man’s shirt made Diversity Jennie Alexich and her committee
into a woman’s swing back shirt Audrey Bernier, Row P197 led the quilt challenge, “A Century
American Scream of Women’s Progress” which was
Ellen Wong, 20A Bryan Robinson, Row 198 open for entry to quilters both in
Koos with Ikea Blood White and Blue and beyond our geographic area.
Sue Fox and Jo Magaraci curated
their students’ work in “the Power of
QUILTS BY KIDS AND YOUTH THANK YOU! 12;” and Janet Macdonald inspired
Welcome to the 15 Voices in Cloth a group of eleven quilters in the
th
Woodrow Wilson Elementary Extraordinary Quilt Show by the Round Robin Challenge featured in
School Bay! our members’ quilt exhibition.
Teacher: Mrs. Dale Lew Thank you all.
2nd grade class, Row R228 On October 16, 1989, members of
Lastly, we are grateful for the
4 Squares and 8 Triangles the East Bay Heritage Quilters Vendors who support our show and
gathered at a member’s home in
Lighthouse Charter School the Oakland Hills to discuss having make it so interesting.
Karen Fee, principal a Quilt Show. The next day at 5:04 Stand up and take a bow,
pm, the Loma Prieta earthquake everyone. It’s an Extraordinary Quilt
Dr. Jane Hunter, quilt coordinator
Grades 7 & 8, Row O186 struck—a momentous start to what Show!
Youth Voices of Hope and has evolved to become our biennial Edy Brady and Carolyn Weil
Sorrow show, Voices in Cloth. We hope Co-Chairs Voices in Cloth
8You can also read
