I was trying to think of a story to tell that I might turn into a quilt but then I have been making lots and lots of fabrics, with some of my favourites being deconstructed screen printed, and I started to think I wonder what stories these will tell? Do

Martha Ressler Stories! Virtually all of my quilts have stories.  What should I do? I received a tablecloth from a friend about the same time as I got this prompt. So that would be my starting point. I learned the story of the item. Kathy found it at the back

I want to tell you the story of the Kimono. A long time ago, we, three quilting friends, decided to make a kimono. Everyone in their own way. I had started a hexagon project and was looking for a purpose for it. Lummie, who loved tulips very much, found a

Most of my art quilts are an attempt at telling a story, some more successful than others. I collect images of things that appeal, not knowing when, or if, I will use them, or which ones I will put together to create a chapter in the story. When I have

I have always drawn pictures and written short silly stories. I come from a large family with many siblings and cousins. Stories were never ending! Fights between my brothers and sisters seemed to be daily ( all in fun most of the time). My Father was a professional boxing champion

For many years I had heard stories of the Dixon cemetery on the Flathead Indian Reservation. The town of Dixon is also known historically and culturally by the Salish and Kootenai name Scilip. There is a simplicity and beauty to this place where the Western Meadowlark sings and the wildflowers

The theme of this exhibition is “Story.” Each of us carries many stories within our hearts—joyful memories we have shared with others, painful experiences we have finally overcome, stories of family and parenthood, and moments from our past. These are the stories we wish to share. Would you express your