What's
That In The Drawer With Grandma's Quilt"
is a trunk show and
lecture about items, quilts, and fabrics that show a glimpse of Americana.
Hear about important national events, fairs, and political elections;
and see the fabrics and quilts used to commemorate special times throughout
our nation's history. (Click on the thumbnail below)
"Fabric, Fun, and the First
Ladies"
Join Phyllis and
Judi for a lighthearted visit with the First Ladies of the White House.
Hear about their times, follies, and personalities. Find who originated
the term "First Lady." See quilts, cottons, linens, and textiles
that were popular in those days. Click on the thumbnail of the
postcard to see a close-up of Mrs. Cleveland.
"What
Judges See"
is a lecture about
the standards and processes used to judge quilt shows. Sample quilts
for each element are explained and circulated for all to see.
Improve your own quilt making by learning what judges expect to find
in award winning quilts. Click on the thumbnail to the left to see this
quilt up close.
"Antique
Doll Quilts"
is
a lecture and trunk show on antique doll quilts. Hear about the types
of doll quilts, their stories, and what makes one kind more valuable
than another. See dozens of delightful little quilts and recall the
fond memories of your childhood. Click on the thumbnail to the
right to see this quilt up close.
"Quilt Patterns and Pop Culture"

is a lecture and trunk show that examines quilting trends and quilt
patterns through the ages. Hear about history and popular culture decade
by decade since the 1840's. Find out when chintz quilts were popular,
Tinker Toys were invented, and "The Yellow Rose of Texas"
was sung! Test your memory and relive fun times." Click on
the thumbnail to the left to see this quilt up close.
Judi
Gunter
8875 Orchard Drive
Chestertown, MD 21620
410-778-2117
judigunter@yahoo.com