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Join Victoria at the Schweinfurth, This Weekend!

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“Working on class samples for Saturday’s two day workshop at the Schweinfurth Art Center!  Don’t miss it! Fun approachable class! Learn a new trick or two! And have loads of fun along the way! Friday night I will lecture on my exhibit! See you there!”  –  Victoria Findlay Wolfe…

If you’re looking for some quilting excitement this coming weekend, why not join Victoria Findlay Wolfe at the Schweinfurth Art Center in Auburn, NY?  Take in the lecture on Friday at 6pm, and/or sign up for Victoria’s two-day Double Wedding Ring workshop (Sat-Sun)  (a few spots are still available!).  And of course, you can catch her exhibit of DWR quilts! Register at the Schweinfurth website.VFW-SchweinEvent

Can’t make it to Auburn?  Be sure to check out Victoria’s gorgeous debut collection for Studio 37, MOSTLY MANOR – you’ll find it in quilt shops next month!!

A Quilt Exhibit…In Grand Central Station?

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Grand Prize Winner – ” Time Flies, But We Take the Train” by Amy Krasnansky, Baltimore

Even if you’ve never been to New York City, you’ve surely witnessed the grandeur of Grand Central Station in movies!  Imagine it as a setting for a quilt exhibit, namely, Grand Central Centennial Quilts, on view from March 15 through July 6, 2014.  It’s a fiber art celebration of the famous terminal’s first 100 years.

The exhibition shows off the works of thirty finalists of a competition sponsored by American Patchwork and Quilting and the City Quilter, a New York City quilt shop.  Participants were challenged to include fabrics designed by City Quilter and inspired by iconic Grand Central architecture, colors and textures.  Full exhibit details.

Can’t come to New York?  Check out the winners online at AllPeopleQuilt.com

Join Our Friend Anita Grossman Solomon at the Brooklyn Museum!

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If you’re a quilt lover in the Brooklyn, New York area on June 20, you’re in for a treat, as our quilting buddy and “Make It Simpler” expert, Anita Grossman Solomon, presents a guided tour and lecture on the exhibit Brooklyn Museum exhibit  “How’d They Do It?”: “Workt by Hand”: Hidden Labor and Historical Quilts

Thursday, June 20, 2013 at 4 p.m.
Elizabeth A. Sackler Center for Feminist Art, 4th Floor