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SPRING 2009
Quilt Visions Launches Executive Director Fund Campaign
“To accomplish great things, we must not only act, but also dream; not only plan, but also believe.”
—Anatole France
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uilt Visions 2008 broke all
attendance records at the
Oceanside Museum of Art. Our
Gallery exhibitions have introduced a
new generation of art enthusiasts to
the beauty of the Quilt as Art. Quilt
Visions is celebrating the anniversary
of two exciting years with the Visions
Art Quilt Gallery, a fulfillment of the
dreams of you, its supporters and
founders, of a permanent home for our
organization. The Gallery has become
a destination for visitors from our city,
our state, and the world to view great
art and learn about the talented artists
who create it.
Quilt Visions is approaching another
milestone. The continued increase in
memberships,gallerysalesanddonations
demonstrate your appreciation for
what we have accomplished. Until
now we have relied completely on
our volunteer board and dedicated
volunteers to run the organization, its
exhibitions and programs. In order to
continue to grow and maintain our
professional reputation we need to hire
a full-time Executive Director with
experience managing a non-profit arts
organization. The Executive Director
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will provide development and fund
raising expertise, assist with curatorial
and exhibition planning, coordinate
volunteer talent, manage marketing,
public relations and retail operations,
and develop partnerships with the
community. This milestone of hiring
an Executive Director is the driving
force of our 2009-2010 fund raising
campaign.
Your monetary support as well as
your sweat equity for the community
build resulted in our beautiful Gallery.
To accomplish the Executive Director
milestone, we are again turning to our
members as people committed to our
mission to promote the quilt as art. To
kick-off this fund raising campaign an
enthusiastic Quilt Visions supporter
has agreed to match dollar for dollar
each donation up to the first $20,000.
We are asking each of you to support
this fund drive for the next milestone
and to sustain our dreams for Quilt
Visions.
Our work will not be done once we
meet this new goal. We will, as always,
rely on the passion, enthusiasm and
dedication of our volunteers to assist
the Executive Director in managing
our organization. In addition, we will
continue to look for ways to increase
our membership worldwide as well as
offer new benefits of membership.
Your generosity has created a
successful, well respected organization.
Please help us reach our next milestone
and continue the Visions dream with
a donation today. I look forward to
seeing you in the gallery and welcome
your thoughts, ideas, and support.
Ann Olsen, President
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grand founders
The Grand Founders wall is not yet complete! Let’s find some new donors
and applaud those listed below who have already earned their names
permanently engraved on the Gallery wall of fame! Thanks to all!
Dr. Robert and Rebecca Barr
Beach Cities Quilt Guild
Lynne Benlatreche
Karen Bennick
Regina V. Benson
Charlotte and Charles Bird
California Fibers
Canyon Quilters Guild
Margrette Carr
Citrus Belt Quilters, Inc.
Patsy R. Crayton
Noriko Endo
Flying Geese Quilt Guild
Barbara and Arnie Friedman
Ruth Gaynes
Glendale Quilt Guild
Rosie Gonzalez
Louise Goodman
David and Joan Hamilton
Janeene Herchold
Tana Herchold
Ted Hoffman
June Huntridge
Misik Kim
Patricia Klem
Marcia Kuehl
Janet Lazik
Robert Leathers
Jill and Dennis Le Croissette
Legacy Quilters Guild
Suzanne MacGuineas
Kathleen McCabe
Rita McCabe
Barbara McDowell
Christie McGuire
Ree Nancarrow
Robbin Neff
Phyllis Newton
Dan and Julie Olfe
Margo Orr
Ann E. Pitzer
Howard and Mildred Reyman
Sue Robertson, Chuck Robertson
Margaret and Francis Robertson
Susan and Stephen Root
Valentyna Royenko & Irv Simpson
Ben and Patti Sevier
Annemarie Sprinkle
LisaTan
Janice Taylor
Bonny Tinling
Del Thomas
Thomas Quilt Collection
Barbara W. Watler
Wells Fargo Community Development
Julia Zgliniec
Thanks to our newest Grand Founders recently engraved on the wall:
Margaret & Francis Robertson
Barbara and Arnie Friedman
Canyon Quilters Guild
Legacy Quilters Guild
Special thanks to Barbara McDowell who has made an additional Grand Founder
donation even though her name is already on the wall.
Gallery Celebrates Second Anniversary
Visions Art Quilt Gallery turned two years old on April 14, 2009.
Following is a list of the exhibitions that we have hosted since the
Gallery opened.
April 14–June 3, 2007................Miriam Nathan-Roberts Retrospective
June 16–Aug. 5, 2007.................Thomas Contemporary Quilt Collection
Aug. 25–Oct. 21, 2007...............Three Voices: Three Visions
Nov. 10–2007 – Jan. 13, 2008...Fabric of the Imagination
Feb. 1–March 23, 2008...............California Fibers: Natural Forces
Apr. 4–May 25, 2008.................Transformation: Reverberations SAQA
June 6–July 27, 2008...................Material Guys
Aug. 9–Oct. 5, 2008...................Figuratively Speaking
Nov. 9, 2008–March 1, 2009.....Quilt Visions 2008: Contemporary
Expressions, Oceanside Museum of Art
Oct. 17, 2008–Jan. 4, 2009.........Playing With a Full Deck
Jan. 16–March 22, 2009.............Personal Visions
April 3–June 7, 2009...................Elizabeth Busch: A Retrospective
Page 2—Spring 2009
SCHEDULE OF
EVENTS
April 3 to June 7, 2009
Elizabeth Busch:
A Retrospective
Award-winning quilt artist, teacher
author and sculptor
June 20 to August 16, 2009
Seeing Green: Visions of a
Changing Planet
Environmentally inspired quilts
Special Performance June 20
by San Diego Women’s Chorus
September 4 to November 1, 2009
Emily Richardson
September 13, 2009
ANNUAL MEETING
November 14 to January 17, 2010
QuiltVisions Juried Exhibition:
INTERPRETATIONS 2009
February 5, 2010 to April 18, 2010
California Fibers Exhibit
May 7 to July 18, 2010
to be announced
August 6, 2010 to October 10, 2010
Transformations: Reflections
Studio Art Quilt Associates exhibit
CALL FOR ENTRIES
Visions Art Quilt Gallery announces our
juried exhibition entitled “Interpretations
2009” to run from November 14–January
17, 2010. Quilt Visions members are invited
to submit up to three entries of high quality
art in any fiber medium. Jurors will be Karen
McGuire, Curator of Exhibitions at William
D. Cannon Art Gallery, Kristin Lewis,
artist and owner of YOFI Limited Edition
Textiles, and Angela Moll, full-time studio
fiber artist. Entry deadline is July 18, 2009.
A cash prize of $100 will be awarded to the
“Juror’s Choice.” Entry rules and details are
posted on the website: www.quiltvisions.org.
Educational Outreach
CRITIQUE GROUP
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nce again as part of the Liberty Station School, Quilt
Visions will be working with the Dewey Elementary third
graders on Wednesdays, May 6 through July 15 from 12:45 to
2:15. We will look at local sea birds and discuss how people affect
changes in wildlife habitat and the survival of local species. The
quilts that the children will make as part of the program will be
displayed in the Gallery as part of the Seeing Green: Visions of a
Changing Planet exhibition.
Liberty Station and the NTC Foundation will be sponsoring
a Summer Camp the first two weeks of August. Quilt Visions
will be participating by offering a quilting activity as part of the
camp activities. Other activity choices provided by Liberty Station
professionals will include dance, drama, and karate. All activities
will be designed for children ages 8 through 12. The camp will
offer half- and full-day options. Please call Susan at 619-573-9303
for more information about enrolling your child.
Quilt Visions needs volunteers to work with the children for both
of these valuable programs. Your continued support and help with
these programs is greatly appreciated. Last year our participation
earned Quilt Visions $5,000 from the grant administered by the
NTC Foundation. Not only is this grant valuable monetary support
for our organization but our participation supports and sustains
our goals for education and community outreach.
If you enjoy working with children or enjoyed working in last
year’s Liberty School program, please call the Gallery to sign up. Phyllis
Newton and Janice Taylor will again be co-chairing this program.
Spring Fling & Egg Hunt
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uilt Visions participated in the Liberty Station Spring Fling
Easter Egg Hunt event held April 11. There were four egg
hunts divided by children’s ages. There
were also many activities including
musical entertainment, kids’ jumper,
balloon artist, face painting and photos
with the Easter Bunny. Quilt Visions
offered demonstrations and lessons
for children to create small fused art
quilts. Special thanks to Betsy Vernetti
for heading the project!
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The Critique Group is made up of members
who meet once a month to have meaningful
and thought-provoking discussions about
their work, both finished and in progress.
It’s an ideal way to ‘see’ your work from a
distance and listen to views of like-minded
Art Quilters. The Critique Group has been
meeting for about a year and now has 10
members who participate each month as their
schedules allow. Each person brings some
work, and then we discuss all of the pieces,
offering our suggestions where needed.
Thus far everyone has been pleased and
encouraged by the feedback. New members
are always welcomed, so please think about
joining us. We meet at Visions Gallery, 10
am to 12 noon on
the last Friday of
the month. Seen
here are Ildiko
Tsang and Doria
Goocher getting
up close with one
of the quilts.
SPECIAL THANK-YOU
K
ris Herman, Charlotte Bird, Patti Sevier and
the rest of the Board would like to extend
a special thank-you to all our volunteers who
took advantage of the opportunity to white glove
docent at the Oceanside Museum of Art during
this year’s Visions show. OMA recorded 11,000
visitors to the museum during the exhibition!
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
President...............................Ann Olsen.... [email protected]
Secretary.........................Sue [email protected]
Visions Chair.................Charlotte [email protected]
Exhibitions......................Bob Leathers..... [email protected]
Publications......................Valerie [email protected]
Member at Large .....Barbara [email protected]
Member at Large.......... Kris Herman........... [email protected]
Member at Large.Marcia Ann Kuehl......... [email protected]
Member at Large........ Sheila Rideout................................................
Member at Large..........Ingrid Stuiver................................................
workshop on how to
enter an exhibition
ill LeCroissette, Bob Leathers and Dan Olfe presented a half-day
workshop at the Gallery, March 21, on successfully entering a
juried art quilt exhibition. Topics included how to write an artist
statement, photography to show work to its best advantage and
technical aspects of putting digital imagery on a CD. These
three California artists have all had work accepted into juried
shows including Quilt National and Quilt Visions. The eager and
enthusiastic participants took notes, asked questions and went
home better prepared to face the task of completing an entry to a
juried exhibition.
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Spring 2009—Page 3
Maya Schönenberger
Urban Sprawl, 55 x 68
Linda MacDonald
Freedom, 20 x 20
Seei
n g Green
Visions of a Changing Planet
Deborah Gregory
Choices and
Pathways, VIII
51 x 16
“S
eeing Green: Visions of a Changing Planet” will debut June 20, 2009 and will run
through August 16 at the Gallery. This exhibit is a specially assembled collection of
art that addresses the earth, our environment and how we are changing it either for better
or worse. Artists included in the exhibition are Virginia Abrams, Linda Beach, Laura CaterWoods, Ginny Eckley, Linda Gass, Deborah Gregory, Eva Henneberry, Karen Kamenetzky,
Linda MacDonald, and Maya Schönenberger. The opening reception on Saturday, June
20, from 5 to 7pm will feature a special performance by the San Diego Women’s Chorus
highlighting the group’s Spring repertoire of green-inspired music. Join us for an evening of
environmentally aware art and music.
SEEING GREEN ADJUNCT EXHIBIT OPPORTUNITY
Quilt Visions members are invited to submit work for a
special small exhibition that will be displayed during Seeing
Green: Visions of a Changing Planet at Visions Art Quilt Gallery
from June 20 through August 16, 2009. The 27 pieces that
best fit together as a cohesive display will be chosen from
those submitted to create the exhibition. Work not chosen
for the group exhibition will be eligible for display in the
member’s gallery area. Finished work must be mailed to arrive
or dropped off at the gallery no later than Friday, May 22,
2009 to be eligible for consideration. All work must meet the
following criteria:
1. Finished size must be 18˝ long by 12˝ wide
2. Work must be finished with a ¼-inch black binding or
border
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3. All work must address the subject, Seeing Green, and
should address thoughts about the future or the changing
nature of our planet.
4. All work must be for sale and priced at $250 or less. All
Artists will receive a 50% commission on sold work. (see
consignment guidelines on our website)
5. Any fiber media, recycled material or combination may
be used for this work.
6. Each piece must have a 1½-inch sleeve attached to the
top back of the quilt, ¼ inch down at the level of the
binding. All work must hang in a “portrait” style (vertical)
orientation.
7. All work must have a paper label safety pinned to the
back of the work listing the artist’s name, address, phone
number, e-mail (if relevant), and price.
he opening reception of “Seeing Green: Visions of a Changing
Planet” will feature the San Diego Women’s Chorus performing a
few selections from their full concert on June 6, 7:30pm at the Mission
Hills United Church of Christ. See the chorus website, www.sdwc.org for
ticket information and then see an encore performance at the Gallery.
Page 4 —Spring 2009
Elizabeth Busch:
A Retrospective
“E
lizabeth Busch: A Retrospective”
opened to an enthusiastic crowd
of local fans as well as Busch’s family and
friends from Hawaii, northern California
and the east coast.
Elizabeth Busch received her B.F.A
from the Rhode Island School of
Design. Since 1987 she has been a selfemployed studio artist and teacher.
Busch’s work can be found in public,
corporate and museum collections all
over the world and has been exhibited
internationally. Her pieces have been
published in books, magazines and
journals including The Art Quilt by
Robert Shaw, The Quilter’s Handbook by
Rosemary Wilkinson, Downeast Magazine,
American Quilter, Fiberarts, Martha
Stewart Living, and Contemporary Quilt
Art: An Introduction and Guide by Kate
Lenkowsky.
She has juried many shows, including
The Art Quilt: Celebrating
Women’s Visions and Energies,
in Rochester, New York, and
Quilt National in Athens,
Ohio. She is also the recipient of
numerous honors and awards including
the President’s Choice Award at Quilt
Visions 2006.
In addition to art quilts, Busch also
creates large installations of kinetic
sculptures that hang in libraries, schools
and churches from Maine to Alaska.
Elizabeth designed a small installation
of her larger sculptural work as part of
this exhibition.
On Saturday, April 4, Elizabeth led
a fascinating lecture and tour of the
exhibition describing the inspiration for
and techniques used to create her work.
Don’t miss this opportunity to see the
work of this accomplished and prolific
artist. Exhibition runs through June 7.
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“I
lizabeth taught a two-day class on
her techniques for painting canvas
and cutting and fusing it to with other
fabrics to create a new composition. She
also demonstrated how to use metal leaf
as a design element in art quilts. (pictured
at right.) Following are reviews of the
class from two students.
“E
lizabeth was an excellent and
patient teacher and I enjoyed the
attitude of openness that she brought to the
process. She also seemed very interested
in getting to know the [students]. I highly
recommend her class.”
—Deborah Fitch
am learning about “Art Quilting”
through Karen Cunagin’s Fiber Arts
Class in Fallbrook, CA. She encourages her
students to continue our education through
sources like Visions. So when this course
with Elizabeth Busch was announced, I did
the only thing I knew to do. I signed up. I
was scared, excited, and full of anticipation.
It was fantastic! I met a fabulous
instructor with sooo much talent! She was
able to put me at ease quickly and before I
knew it; I was dyeing and having fun! The
colors, the technique, and the results spoke to
me and made me want to continue. Walking
away from the first day with real pieces of art
was wonderful and left me wanting more!
I certainly learned a lot from Elizabeth
Busch. Thank you, Visions. I look forward
to more classes with the same quality of
instructors in the future!”
—Laura Small
Above: Elizabeth Busch
discussing methods and
ideas behind her work.
Below: Students
participating in Elizabeth
Busch’s two-day Paint
and Fuse workshop.
NEW and RENEWING
MEMBERS
Natalya Aikens
Ann Albertson
Cheryl Bastian Alden
Lynette Allen
Mary Alexander
Loretta Alvarado
Ludmila Aristova
Jill Ault
Jeanne Beck
Sue Bezer
Judith Bianchi
Kathryn Botsford
Eliza Brewster
Joan Brown
Shelley Brucar
Rachel Brumer
Pat Budge
Betty Busby
Elizabeth Busch
Francis Buyle
Joan M. Cawthon
Rachel Cochran
Geraldine Congdon
Judith Content
Chiaki Dosho
Brian Dykhuizen
Kimberly Egeland
Linda Filby-Fisher
Maureen C. Flores
Linda Friedman
Ruth Garrison
Patricia Gorman
Stevii Graves
Edith Greene
Deborah Gregory
Cristin Hagaman
Darin Hayden
Diane Heath
Eva Henneberry
Janeene Herchold
Faye Hoch
Charlotte Huff
Harumi Iida
Jane Jenerette
Ann Keister
Misik Kim
Sherry Kleinman
Patricia Klem
Paulette Landers
Mary-Ellen Latino
Yemima Lavan
Mary Jo Lawrence
Pat Lovas
Ann Loveless
Barbara Mattson
Denise Miller
Elizabeth Mow
Robbin Neff
Leslie Joan Nobel-Riley
Kathleen O’Connor
Ann Olsen
Suzanne Orton
Aizemore Peete
Lori Lupe Pelish
Carol Pierce
Jeri Pollock
Joyce Reyman
Karen Scott
Eileen Silon
Katrina Sjoberg
Susan Root Skywalker
Ellen B. Spellman
Ginger Stelelee
Wendeanne Stitt
Jo Van Patten
Betsy Vernetti
Kent Williams
Phyllis Wilson
Sally Wright
Nicole Yardley
Julia D. Zgliniec
PUBLISHING
OPPORTUNITY
Gina M. Brown and Sandra Salamony are
co-authors of an upcoming book, 1000
Artisan Textiles, to be published in May 2010
by Rockport Publishers/Quarry Books. All
Quilt Visions artists are invited to submit
their favorite project(s) to be considered
for publication in the book. Please visit the
website, http://1000artisantextiles.com for
details. Note that the while the deadline for
submission is June 1, 2009, the selection
process will begin earlier, and therefore, early
submissions are encouraged.
Page 6—Spring 2009
MEMBER NEWS
n Jamie Fingal and Jane LaFazio both have feature articles in the
March/April 2009 issue of Cloth Paper Scissors magazine. Fingal’s article,
on page 68, is titled “An Apron as Personal Armor” about creating an
iconic apron and LaFazio wrote “Recycled Circles” on page 20.
n Kathleen McCabe’s quilt Liberty was juried
into the show “SAA Squared” at the Avenue 50
Studio in Highland Park, CA. The exhibit ran
from March 14 through April 5, 2009.
n Wendeanne Ke`aka Stitt’s Hawaiian kapa
(barkcloth) quilt Waipuhia: The Upside-down
Waterfall was awarded Best of Show at the 28th
annual Quilts=Arts=Quilts 2008 on display
November 2, 2008–January 4, 2009 at the
Schweinfurth Memorial Art Center in Auburn,
NY. Wendeanne Ke`aka Stitt, in concert with Halua o Kawainuhi, has
been awarded a $5,000 Living Cultures Grant from the Alliance for
California Traditional Arts in partnership with the Walter and Elise
Fund, the William and Flora Hewlett Foundation, and the James
Irvine Foundation, to create a kapa (barkcloth) pa`u hula (hula skirt)
using traditional Hawaiian methods and materials and California
derived dyes.
n Artists Joanell Connolly, Rose Hughes, Cindy Rinne, and Susan
Willen are showing work March 31–April 25, 2009 at the Fontana Art
Association Koehler Gallery, 8536 Sierra Ave., Fontana, CA.
n “DINAH SARGEANT: Painted Threads/
Narrative Dolls and Quilts,” a one-person
exhibition, is on view at The Folk Tree gallery,
217 S. Fair Oaks Ave., Pasadena, CA from April
25–May 23, 2009. A reception for the artist is
scheduled for Saturday, April 25, from 2–6pm.
Gallery hours are: M–W, 11–6; Th–Sat, 10–6;
Sun, 12–5. Contact Gail Mishkin at 626-793-4828
or The Folk Tree at 626-795-8733.
n “The Clairemont Art Guild 48th Spring
Showcase” multi-media open juried art exhibition will be held at St.
Marks United Methodist Church, 3502 Clairemont Dr., San Diego, CA,
April 29–May 27, 2009, 11am–4pm daily. Juror: Ken Goldman, artist
and teacher. Call Chairman, Mae Crauder-Davis for an entry prospectus,
619-543-0746.
n Jane LaFazio will teach “Art Quilt Exploration Class” at Quilter’s
Paradise, 1451 Montiel Road, Escondido, CA, the fourth Sunday of each
month, April 26–October 25 from noon–3pm. Call Quilter’s Paradise 760-7389677 to register. Cost is $120 for 6 classes. She will also be teaching a 2-day
workshop, “Tree of Life: Art Quilt Workshop” at The Shepherdess in Old Town
San Diego, Saturdays, May 9 & 16, 10am–3pm each day. Cost is $200. For
more information on these and other available classes email Jane LaFazio at
[email protected].
Email your news to Valerie Stiles, Publications Manager, at [email protected]
for the next quarterly (Spring, Summer, Autumn, Winter) issue.
Featured BOOKS AVAILABLE IN THE Gift shop
Visions Art Quilt Gallery gift shop is stocked with a large
variety of unique quilting books. New titles are arriving
every month. If you hear about a book that interests you
check with the Gallery to see when it will be available in
the shop.
Stitch, Dissolve, Distort with Machine Embroidery by Valerie
Campbell-Harding and Maggie Grey explores techniques
to dissolve, melt, and distort fabric. The text includes
easy-to-follow steps, design tips, diagrams, and photos.
The methods are safe and don’t require specialized
equipment. The text is illustrated with samples created by
the authors as well as selections from fellow
textile artists. The book is divided into three
themes. “Stitch” discusses stitching
techniques, including free-motion
machine stitching, marks, painted
stitches, texture and pin tucks.
“Dissolve” teaches the materials
and methods for dissolving fabric,
and discusses wash-away film, sticky
soluble stabilizers, water-soluble paper,
and combining media. “Distort” addresses
materials and equipment, and how to
“attack” the fabric, melt it and shape it
into new forms.
Mixed-Media Self-Portraits: Inspiration & Techniques
by Cate Coulacos Prato, is a collection of the author’s
thoughts, and stories by other artists that will inspire the
reader to personal and artistic self discovery. The book
first discusses the importance of the artist’s self-portrait.
This resource explores creative self-portraits through fun
and easy exercises and essays using different mediums,
techniques and examples. And finally, it illustrates the
mechanics of creation. Guest contributors include Karen
Fricke, Kathie Briggs, Linda Edkins Wyatt, Kelli Perkins,
Yvonne Porcella, Jane LaFazio, and Janet Ghio.
Contemporary QuiltArt Association 20th Anniversary. The
Contemporary QuiltArt Association is a non-profit arts
organization in Washington state formed in 1986. This
diverse group of artists, teachers, writers, collectors and
shop owners works to educate the public and promote
public interest in the contemporary art quilt, encourage both
public and private collecting of art quilts. The members
exhibit locally, nationally and internationally in such shows
as “Quilt National,” “Visions,” “American Museum: Quilts
and Textiles,” and the Bellevue Art Museum. Contemporary
QuiltArt Association 20th Anniversary showcases five of the
most recent exhibitions and shares the history of
one of the oldest art quilt organizations in
the country. It features over 210 pages of
fabulous photographs.
The Quilter’s Book of Design, Expanded
Second Edition by Ann Johnston will provide
a source of inspiration and design confidence
for quilters of any skill level. It describes the
tools designers can use to create different visual
effects—line, shape, value, color, pattern, and
texture—by illustrating with over 350 examples.
Brief end-of-chapter practice workshops help
the reader put principles into practice. Different
approaches to begin the creative process are presented,
including working with geometric shapes, cutting fabric
freehand, drawing from photographs and many more. The
book offers clear, understandable explanations of design
concepts, with examples to which quilters can easily relate.
It’s complete with full-length projects but oriented to
developing the individual voice.
In addition to these wonderful titles, we have many other
fantastic books, as well as plenty of gift items available such
as hand-dyed fabrics, beaded earrings, colorful necklaces,
ornaments, quilted bookmarks, decorative gourd vases and
Quilt Visions mugs and totes.
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GALLERY HOURS
Tuesday­–Sunday
10am– 4 pm
Closed Major Holidays
Quilt San Diego / Quilt Visions
Visions Art Quilt Gallery
2825 Dewey Road, Suite 100
San Diego CA 92106
www.quiltvisions.org
619-546-4872
NOW SHOWING:
ELIZABETH
BuSCH:
A RETROSPECTIVE
On Exhibit
April 3 to June 7, 2009
VISIT THE GALLERY
From I-8 or I-5 (South-bound), take Rosecrans
exit to Roosevelt. Turn left into Liberty Station
at the light. Go two blocks and turn left onto
Historic Decatur.
From I-5 (North-bound) exit onto I-8 toward
the beaches (West). Continue to the end of
the road veering left at the light. Then turn left
again onto Nimitz. Continue to Rosecrans and
turn left. Then right onto Roosevelt, go two
blocks and turn left onto Historic Decatur.
Or, from I-5 heading North, exit Hawthorn
and continue to N. Harbor Drive. Turn right
onto N. Harbor Drive toward the airport.
From the airport or downtown, take Harbor
Drive west. Turn right onto Nimitz and then
right again onto Rosecrans. Turn right on
Roosevelt into Liberty Station. Go two blocks
and turn left onto Historic Decatur.
The Gallery is on the corner of Historic
Decatur and Dewey Road and the parking lot
is across the street.