Quilty podcasts

 The International Quilt Study Center and Museum offers many podcasts on my favorite subject – quilting. Here’s a current list. Go to their podcasts page and check it out.

1. “Snail Trails, Broken Dishes and a Streak of Lightning” by Mary Anne Jordan
2. “An Aesthetic Life: the Story of Quiltmaker Rose Kretsinger” Jonathan Gregory
3. “Childhood Treasures: Quilts Made for and by Children” Mary Ghormley
4. “Chintz: Indian Textiles for the West” Rosemary Crill
5. “Colonial Revival Influence on Quilt Design” Dr. Virginia Gunn
6. “Contemporary Quiltmaking” Nancy Crow
7. “From Fibers to Fieldwork” Nao Nomura
8. “It’s Fashionable to be Pennsylvania Dutch Today: Disseminating Traditional Design in a Modern World.” Janneken Smucker
9. “Like Gulliver’s Clothes: Early British Patchwork” Bridget Long
10. “Meet the Makers: American Quilts in the Modern Age” Dr. Patricia Crews
11. “Modern, Yet Anti-Modern: Two Sides of the Late-Nineteenth and Early-Twentieth Century Quiltmaking” Marin Hanson
12. “Nebraska Quiltmakers”, Dr. Patricia Crews
13. “Our Mothers’ Knees” Jean Ray Laury
14. “Patchwork and Quilting in the UK” Dr. Sue Marks
15. “Perfecting the Past: Colonial Revival Quilts” Melissa Slaton
16. “Quilt Surface Design Symposium: Incubating the Innovative Quilt” Michael James
17. “Quilts in Common” Jonathan Holstein
18. “Quilts: Reflections of Trade, Technology & Tradition” Dr. Patricia Crews
19. “Recycling and Resourcefulness: Quilts of the 1930s” Merikay Waldvogel
20. “Reflections of a Traveling Quiltmaker/Teacher: What Have We Learned?” Paulette Peters
21. “The American Quilt and the Grammar of Two-Dimensional Design” David Hornung
22. “The Ingenious and the Spiritual: How and Why We Make Things” Stuart Kestenbaum
23. “The Underground Railroad Quilt Controversy: Looking for the ‘Truth'” Laurel Horton

These podcasts are for personal use or educational purposes only.

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