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 | Article Title: For the Love of Turkey Red (07/13/2010) |  | | barbdan Says: | | | July 27, 2010 at 03:30 pm | | | | Thank you for the information. We take things for granted but we shouldn't. Bali prints and indigo fabrics are also favorites of mine. |
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 | Article Title: The Three Sisters Collaborate on their New Quilt (06/29/2008) | | | GailEThomas Says: | | | July 23, 2010 at 03:19 pm | | | | Thank you so very much for another wonderful article You guys fill my heart with lots of joy Love to you all |
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 | Article Title: For the Love of Turkey Red (07/13/2010) |    | | WandaQuilts Says: | | | July 14, 2010 at 12:55 pm | | | | Wow! Great article. Seems to me they should have called it 'sheep red'. |
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 | Article Title: For the Love of Turkey Red (07/13/2010) | | | jsenna Says: | | | July 14, 2010 at 05:28 am | | | | What a great article! Thank you so much for researching this bit of history and making it interesting and informative with your writing. I'm thrilled that I don't need to soak cloth in sheep dung and rancid olive oil to be able to have beautiful red fabric! But knowing its origin makes me all the more thankful! |
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 | Article Title: For the Love of Turkey Red (07/13/2010) |  | | GRS28 Says: | | | July 13, 2010 at 03:30 pm | | | | Thank you Lilo, for researching this for us, I do love red/white quilts, haven't made one yet. Nice history lesson for us at TQS, and my how times have changed. Heidi |
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 | Article Title: For the Love of Turkey Red (07/13/2010) | | | traveltheworld Says: | | | July 13, 2010 at 01:10 pm | | | | Red has always been my first choice! Oh my goodness what a process..... Thank you for the history lesson and the reminder of appreciation of our good fortune. |
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 | Article Title: For the Love of Turkey Red (07/13/2010) | | | catherine840 Says: | | | July 13, 2010 at 09:33 am | | | | Love the quilt and the history lesson. |
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 | Article Title: Pam Holland: A Teacher's View of Quilt Festival (05/28/2010) | | | vistahermosa Says: | | | June 07, 2010 at 06:39 am | | | | Thank you for sharing photos of all the spectacular quilts. Every aspect of the slideshow was fascinating. I look forward to more of Pam Hollands productions. I have loved all of Pam's productions. Jane Bayarena |
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| Article Title: Pam Holland: A Teacher's View of Quilt Festival (05/28/2010) | | | dixieg Says: | | | June 06, 2010 at 05:26 pm | | | | I enjoyed this video very much and was surprized to see Margo Fiddis's quilts. I am a member of the same quild as she is and have seen many of her pieces. She does wonderful work. THanks for the surprize today. Dixie G. Lee, from near Edmonton Alberta Canada |
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| Article Title: Pam Holland: A Teacher's View of Quilt Festival (05/28/2010) | | | btranlo Says: | | | May 30, 2010 at 11:07 pm | | | | Thank you. We all can't go to the quilt shows we want, and you make it possible for us to share some of the things we would have seen. BT |
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 | Article Title: Pam Holland: A Teacher's View of Quilt Festival (05/28/2010) | | | dianehansen Says: | | | May 30, 2010 at 11:42 am | | | | Pam Thanks for letting us see the world through your eyes. You do an amazing job ...keep it up! Diane |
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| Article Title: Pam Holland: A Teacher's View of Quilt Festival (05/28/2010) | | | surfiemom Says: | | | May 29, 2010 at 07:17 pm | | | | How can only one quilt be awarded 'best of the show' when there are so many beautiful quilts to chose from. So many people with so much talent. I can only sit here and dream and envy their workmanship and absolute dedication to perfection. Thank you for bringing this those of us who cannot be there to enjoy it as you do. Irene - Australia |
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 | Article Title: Pam Holland: A Teacher's View of Quilt Festival (05/28/2010) | | | marylh Says: | | | May 29, 2010 at 01:16 pm | | | | Pam - thanks so much for sharing! it's so much fun to see especially when you can't get to these far away shows. Mary in MA |
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| Article Title: Pam Holland: A Teacher's View of Quilt Festival (05/28/2010) | | | TerriQuiltersHangup Says: | | | May 29, 2010 at 12:29 pm | | | | What a wonderful journey through the best of the best! Thank you for sharing! Terri |
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 | Article Title: Pam Holland: A Teacher's View of Quilt Festival (05/28/2010) | | | Bluesbroad Says: | | | May 29, 2010 at 09:29 am | | | | Is the entire show all "artsy" quilts? |
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 | Article Title: Pam Holland: A Teacher's View of Quilt Festival (05/28/2010) | | | suehenyon Says: | | | May 29, 2010 at 08:08 am | | | | The masterful photography of Pam allows us to see details we'd never be able to see at a show. What a joy this is. I hope this link stays up forever. It's in my favorites. I've used the email a friend to try to entice a few more to join TQS. |
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| Article Title: Pam Holland: A Teacher's View of Quilt Festival (05/28/2010) | | | dagmar.eu Says: | | | May 29, 2010 at 01:18 am | | | | Thank you very much for compiling this wonderful treat. It is highly appreciated! |
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 | Article Title: Pam Holland: A Teacher's View of Quilt Festival (05/28/2010) | | | SherrySews Says: | | | May 28, 2010 at 10:18 pm | | | | Wow, Wow, Wow!! Thank you, Pam, for such a wonderful video of some amazing works of art. I wish I could have seen all of these in person! Thank you for taking the time to create this video journey for all of us. Sherry H., Ottawa, Canada |
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 | Article Title: Pam Holland: A Teacher's View of Quilt Festival (05/28/2010) | | | pamo65 Says: | | | May 28, 2010 at 04:24 pm | | | | Wonderful slide show. I appreciate seeing all the details in the quilts. Thank you! |
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| Article Title: Master of Thread Artistry: Ted Storm (05/10/2010) | | | Pemela Says: | | | May 27, 2010 at 03:40 pm | | | | Is there any possibility of Ted appearing on a TQS show? Her work is breathtaking. Best Wishes Pamela |
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| Article Title: Pam Holland in Teotitlan, Mexico - Part 2 (04/09/2010) | | | fanatic Says: | | | May 23, 2010 at 05:38 pm | | | | Fantastic. Made me crave margaritas and my bright batiks on a rainy day! Thank you for the inspiration and the uplifting music and photos. |
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| Article Title: Pam Holland in Birmingham, England (11/22/2009) | | | vistahermosa Says: | | | May 17, 2010 at 06:58 am | | | | Beautiful show! Thank you so much for sharing this with us. I look forward to every single trip that Pam goes on. I am inspired by all her travels. Thank you again, Jane |
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 | Article Title: Pam Holland in Birmingham, England (11/22/2009) | | | Fridlewoman Says: | | | May 15, 2010 at 04:33 pm | | | | I loved the video and the music. It was a perfect break to a hectic day. Oh how I wish I had those quilter's talent. |
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 | Article Title: Pam Holland in Birmingham, England (11/22/2009) | | | klwheeler Says: | | | May 15, 2010 at 01:47 am | | | | I was stunned with the presentation, music and images! Thank you, and the player seems fine for me on a PC XP Pro. |
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| Article Title: Pam Holland in Birmingham, England (11/22/2009) | | | CathyA Says: | | | May 13, 2010 at 08:02 pm | | | | Not sure what other "players" you are considering, but Pam's work and this video are positively stunning. Great detail and clarity! Even out here in the boondocks! |
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| Article Title: Pam Holland in Birmingham, England (11/22/2009) | | | runningfree Says: | | | May 13, 2010 at 04:55 pm | | | | Somehow I missed this video the 1st time around. Once again Pam you have produced a beautiful video. I loved being able to enlarge the video size on my monitor. Thank you Pam! |
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 | Article Title: Pam Holland in Birmingham, England (11/22/2009) | | | redrockslady Says: | | | May 13, 2010 at 09:23 am | | | | Thank you, Pam, for sharing your travels with TQS. Always a treat! |
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| Article Title: Pam Holland in Birmingham, England (11/22/2009) | | | Bluesbroad Says: | | | May 13, 2010 at 07:05 am | | | | I agree, hard to focus on anything. The plain ole "Smilebox" slides work better for me. I must have got up on the wrong side of the bed this morning, because I think most of that stuff is just plain ugly and weird. And I don't consider myself a traditional quilter by any means. Am I supposed to keep negative opinions to myself? |
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| Article Title: Pam Holland in Teotitlan, Mexico - Part 2 (04/09/2010) | | | kapualani1954 Says: | | | May 12, 2010 at 05:17 pm | | | | just love all the beautiful colors, buildings in their glory of colors and of course the awesome music |
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| Article Title: Pam Holland in Birmingham, England (11/22/2009) | | | Nancygail Says: | | | May 12, 2010 at 03:05 pm | | | | I love to be transported to far way places as this. My only objection is the constant movement between the photos. I found I had to use the pause button too much. The fade in,fade out was not to my liking. How do the rest of you feel ? Nancygail |
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 | Article Title: Master of Thread Artistry: Ted Storm (05/10/2010) | | | Eugenie Says: | | | May 11, 2010 at 06:24 am | | | | Great article about Ted Storm, one of the leading quilt ladies of the Netherlands and her wonderful quilts. Thank you! |
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| Article Title: The Use of Needle Crafts in Occupational Therapy (04/06/2009) | | | skibow Says: | | | May 03, 2010 at 04:35 am | | | | Thank you for the lovely insight about your article. Three years ago, I had complete mental breakdown and was hospitalized. Afterwards I was seeing a therapist for a few years. One of the very first things he had asked was "What are your favorite hobbies?" I figured it was for common ground conversation and stated that I enjoy quilting. But after reading your article I now understand the question. That day my therapist wrote a prescription for me to give to my hubby, which stated that I needed to continue with my quilting and to ask for my family support regarding my quilting. Your article has helped my understand why my quilting and holding down a job a connected. Thank you and I will use this insight with my children during their rough time and get them quilting, beading or any crafts to help them out. Big Hugs and Prays go out to you. Skibow |
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 | Article Title: Ferret Interview (05/01/2010) | | | ferret Says: | | | May 02, 2010 at 04:01 am | | | | I would come and teach in America, but I need someone to book me :) Ideally several someones so I can cover the cost of the flights. I am always open suggestions of places I should look into as teaching venues. |
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 | Article Title: Ferret Interview (05/01/2010) | | | ChrisC Says: | | | April 30, 2010 at 02:39 pm | | | | Thanks so much for sharing your history and thought process on making your beautiful art. You are truly an inspiration. Do you ever get to the states to give lessons? I have a feeling they would all be sold out! |
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 | Article Title: Ferret Interview (05/01/2010) | | | Amoret Says: | | | April 30, 2010 at 02:34 pm | | | | Great Q&A and slide show Ferret! Shame they couldn't have your voice too, you have a very good on camera speaking voice!! http://www.ferfab.co.uk/ |
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 | Article Title: Quilting Pioneer: Jean Wells Keenan (08/24/2009) | | | quilt2music Says: | | | April 17, 2010 at 11:52 pm | | | | Yes, Marie Webster's original book "Quilts: Their Story and How to Make Them" (first published in 1915 and republished many times until the 1940s) is available thru the Gutenberg Google site. However, Maries granddaughter Rosalind Webster Perry did reprint the book in 1991 and added a chapter about Marie herself, plus extra photos. I highly rcommend you add THIS book to your bookshelf as well. Just google The Quilters Hall of Fame and visit their museum shop. Karen Alexander, former President of TQHF |
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| Article Title: The Subtle Elegance of Whitework (03/29/2010) | | | klstoltz Says: | | | March 30, 2010 at 10:27 pm | | | | Absolutely breathtaking quilt. I would love to see it up close and personal. I can barely stand to make 1 french knot so I especially admire the maker of this quilt. |
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| Article Title: Pam Holland in Dubai (03/24/2009) | | | BettyDrda Says: | | | March 09, 2010 at 09:56 am | | | | As the old adage goes, "It's a tough job, but someone has to do it." All in all, I am quite jealous. You have some beautiful pics and I'm sure some great memories. |
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 | Article Title: Quilting Pioneer: Jean Wells Keenan (08/24/2009) | | | mizcontrary Says: | | | March 06, 2010 at 06:45 pm | | | | As an ardent fan, many congratulations on your latest publication. I have been diligently reading your instructions as well as drooling over your wonderful art. Thank you for all you have done for the quilting community. I had the pleasure of attending the Sisters' Outdoor Quilt Show several years ago. What a treat! Sisters is a wonderful community, filled with wonderful folks. My next goal will be to have the opportunity to join in one of your teaching classes. Thanks again, for all your inspiration. |
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| Article Title: The Three Sisters Collaborate on their New Quilt (06/29/2008) | | | avidquilter Says: | | | March 05, 2010 at 12:46 pm | | | | I watched all these videos when they were new and then this January I went to Road to Calfornia (all the way from Alberta, Canada) and was thrilled to see the finished quilt in the flesh (fabric?). The three "sisters" surely deserved the prize they won. |
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| Article Title: Pam Holland in Dubai (03/24/2009) | | | GrandMaD Says: | | | February 10, 2010 at 12:25 pm | | | | Excellent presentation! Thank you for letting us in on part of your experience. GrandMaD |
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| Article Title: Pam Holland--Eye on Paducah (06/27/2009) | | | Pemela Says: | | | February 08, 2010 at 12:10 pm | | | | I'm late in posting this comment, there again I'm late for almost everything, actually I hope that's true for my funeral. Anyhow ... I found this great article on Paducah by having a wee look round TQS site. I usually go straight for the daily blog and watch shows. It was a really enjoyable video and I really wish that I had been there. |
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| Article Title: Pam Holland in Dubai (03/24/2009) | | | vistahermosa Says: | | | January 21, 2010 at 06:30 am | | | | Dubai is an interesting place. I loved taking a snapshot view thru your lens. Especially loved the quilts & people holding up quilts in progress. I love watching your adventures. Thank you, Jane |
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| Article Title: The Three Sisters Collaborate on their New Quilt (06/29/2008) | | | heatherfeather Says: | | | January 16, 2010 at 01:34 am | | | | Thank you everyone at TQS.You are so creative and you are so generous with your talents and skills. I appreciate so much, the effort that is being made to inspire and entertain our thirst for knowledge and fun. in the company of those with a similar passion. These Three Sisters are wonderful and a very enthusiastic message, that we can have soul mates in each of the passions of our diverse lives. From a devoted follower of TQS Heatherfeather |
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 | Article Title: Pam Holland--Eye on Paducah (06/27/2009) | | | fabpatch Says: | | | December 29, 2009 at 01:39 pm | | | | brings back memories of Paducah - love your choice of quilts - all those wonderful bright colours, thank you for sharing. ann in uk. xx |
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| Article Title: Ukrainian Folk Arts Come Alive--Again (12/07/2009) | | | MGraesser Says: | | | December 29, 2009 at 12:16 pm | | | | Beautiful tradition; beautiful work. Would love classes!!! |
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 | Article Title: The Art Of Sashiko (12/28/2009) | | | leannlafave Says: | | | December 29, 2009 at 09:42 am | | | | Very interesting!! Loved the photos! (And I, too, had a grandma with jars of rubber bands, balls of string, boxes of buttons, scrap bags and rag bags.) |
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| Article Title: Ukrainian Folk Arts Come Alive--Again (12/07/2009) | | | yaeldiamant1 Says: | | | December 17, 2009 at 01:40 pm | | | | this is great. my father was from ukraina, and i find the art from there very appealing. where can i buy ukrainian embroydered pieces_? |
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| Article Title: Ukrainian Folk Arts Come Alive--Again (12/07/2009) | | | GailEThomas Says: | | | December 12, 2009 at 01:45 pm | | | | Thankyou for the wonderful article and photos Congratulations Annette and I met you on the Vender floor at Houston in one of your amazing blouse's . We could not help it... there you were in your beautiful blouse and you are very beautiful yourself .....we had to take a photo !!! |
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| Article Title: Ukrainian Folk Arts Come Alive--Again (12/07/2009) | | | oldmitz Says: | | | December 09, 2009 at 03:39 pm | | | | Wonderful! My grandparents came from middle Europe early in 1900s. She passed along the wonderful traditions of the Ukrainian heritage. My family makes Pysanky, Ukrainian Easter Eggs and I enjoy the embroidery too. Thank you for sharing this information! |
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| Article Title: Ukrainian Folk Arts Come Alive--Again (12/07/2009) | | | SewQuiltEmbroider Says: | | | December 09, 2009 at 08:35 am | | | | Thank you SO much for this article! I search for anything on Ukrainian embroidery! I would love to see some close-up photos! |
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| Article Title: Ukrainian Folk Arts Come Alive--Again (12/07/2009) | | | Marlette0613 Says: | | | December 08, 2009 at 10:41 pm | | | | What an amazing piece of work and a wonderful story of what one woman can do with determination. A woman and a friend makes it twice as effective! We as quilters can understand the desire to pass on what we love and what has given our lives meaning. |
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| Article Title: Ukrainian Folk Arts Come Alive--Again (12/07/2009) | | | bamidance Says: | | | December 08, 2009 at 06:21 pm | | | | How wonderful to see these traditional arts revived. Thank you for sharing this with us. |
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 | Article Title: Ukrainian Folk Arts Come Alive--Again (12/07/2009) | | | Lorchen Says: | | | December 08, 2009 at 06:10 pm | | | | Thank you, Lilo, for the wonderful article. Lorchen |
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 | Article Title: Ukrainian Folk Arts Come Alive--Again (12/07/2009) | | | Zoombaby Says: | | | December 08, 2009 at 01:08 pm | | | | I love the idea of creating art on a blouse after a proposal. What a lovely tradition, and very wise. It's great to see what Svitlana has done to bring this back, along with the arts in general. Great story. Beautiful work. |
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 | Article Title: Ukrainian Folk Arts Come Alive--Again (12/07/2009) | | | tatter2 Says: | | | December 08, 2009 at 12:28 pm | | | | A few years ago I was privileged to visit Ukraine to see a niece who was teaching English in Kiev. What a wonderful trip to a beautiful part of the world. I was able to buy several pieces of Ukrainian embroidery from the woman who made them. They are exquisite. I'm glad to see a revival of such gorgeous work. |
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 | Article Title: Ukrainian Folk Arts Come Alive--Again (12/07/2009) | | | QuilterLynn Says: | | | December 08, 2009 at 11:08 am | | | | What a WONDERFUL story! Isn't that what we all hope will happen? That someone in the next generation will value our craft enough to keep it alive? I love the inspiration and hope this story projects! I vote we all Woo Hoo! this courageous young women in unison! Lynn |
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 | Article Title: Ukrainian Folk Arts Come Alive--Again (12/07/2009) | | | NancyinSTL Says: | | | December 08, 2009 at 10:23 am | | | | I just love the wedding blouse tradition as part of the acceptance of a marriage proposal. If the embroidery class was available here, I'd be the first to sign up. |
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 | Article Title: Ukrainian Folk Arts Come Alive--Again (12/07/2009) | | | mbjudy Says: | | | December 08, 2009 at 02:08 am | | | | I am an American who is currently living in Kiev. Svetlana has a beautiful shop and offers a wide variety of handwork opportunities. Language is no barrier to quilters! |
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 | Article Title: For the Love of Toile (11/06/2009) | | | mzdetail Says: | | | November 12, 2009 at 02:03 pm | | | | I would be interested in visiting this museum in the future, but only if the explanations of the processes used (written and maybe live vocal) are available in English. Can LizzieBcre8tive comment on this? |
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| Article Title: Pam Holland--A Cuppa with Martha (05/23/2009) | | | emmyann Says: | | | November 09, 2009 at 03:45 pm | | | | owowow...great snippet of a shopping trip!! would love more!! really enjoyed it! |
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| Article Title: Quilting Pioneer: Jean Wells Keenan (08/24/2009) | | | NancyinSTL Says: | | | August 27, 2009 at 12:23 pm | | | | "Quilts: Their Story and How to Make Them" by Marie D. Webster http://www.gutenberg.org/files/24682/24682-h/24682-h.htm This eBook is for the use of anyone anywhere at no cost and with almost no restrictions whatsoever. You may copy it, give it away or re-use it under the terms of the Project Gutenberg License included with this eBook or online at www.gutenberg.org I just happened upon this while browsing the web for something else, and I just had to share it with all of you. This book has lots of great illustrations. Enjoy, Nancy |
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| Article Title: Quilting Pioneer: Ruby Short McKim (07/27/2009) | | | linda833 Says: | | | August 25, 2009 at 04:46 pm | | | | Marie Webster and Ruby McKim were terrific ladies way ahead of their time. I was luck enough to find the original paper cut-out patterns for the Flower Garden Quilt and have each of them in a plastic sheath. One of the classes at our local quilt shop is embroidering these flowers as I write. We have about 6 more to go. I also have the paper cut-out patterns of the State Flowers and a partially complete embroidered set that someone started MANY years ago. There are only 5 or 6 to complete. Both of these patterns appeared in the 20's and 30's in a central IL newspaper somewhere near Champaign or Danville IL. As for Marie Websters quilts, she got a lot of beauty from her quilts with only solid fabric. I have just reproduced the Gay Garden from her book. Turned out very pretty. I would encourage anyone to make a solid fabric quilt if you haven't done it - there is something very soothing and uncomplicated about it. |
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| Article Title: Pam Holland--A Cuppa with Martha (05/23/2009) | | | patinpa Says: | | | August 25, 2009 at 08:28 am | | | | I just loved this segment with Martha and her daughters. It is so wonderful to see families working together and enjoying each other. |
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 | Article Title: Grandmother's Legacy Part I, II, III, IV (07/01/2009) | | | JustASouthernGirl Says: | | | August 02, 2009 at 08:15 pm | | | | This quilt just blew me away! It has a Norman Rockwell-ish feel to it but more than that it speaks to the memory of a grandmother passing on her legacy. I can't even put into words all the emotions it brings up -- with a wallop! Absolutely stunning in it's detail. |
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| Article Title: Quilting Pioneer: Ruby Short McKim (07/27/2009) | | | sewmuch63 Says: | | | August 01, 2009 at 08:40 am | | | | What a great article! I am lucky enough to own a vintage RSM Jolly Circus quilt in redwork. I have also purchased the pattern from RSM's granddaughter with the plan to reproduce it using an antique Willcox & Gibbs treadle chainstitch machine. Thanks for writing about this very creative lady. Mary Anne |
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 | Article Title: Quilting Pioneer: Ruby Short McKim (07/27/2009) | | | PattyinFlorida Says: | | | July 30, 2009 at 07:51 am | | | | Fun article. Thanks! I have always loved the Roly-Poly Circus. |
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| Article Title: Monet's Garden-by Pam Holland (09/08/2008) | | | snooks Says: | | | July 29, 2009 at 06:39 pm | | | | What beautiful pictures and quilts. I'm sure in real person they were even more beautiful. Thank you for sharing. Suzanne |
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| Article Title: Quilting Pioneer: Ruby Short McKim (07/27/2009) | | | quilt2music Says: | | | July 29, 2009 at 01:46 pm | | | | You are correct, Susan. Thorton Burgess did not create the "original" Peter Rabbit but he did create his own stories about Peter and other animal characters and was very famous for them. Ruby McKim created her own artistic version of his characters for the series they did together. Here are some of the stories Burgess wrote. http://www.2020site.org/child_calendar/ Karen Alexander |
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 | Article Title: Quilting Pioneer: Ruby Short McKim (07/27/2009) | | | susans Says: | | | July 28, 2009 at 09:04 pm | | | | I am delighted to know that I share a birthday with a famous quilting pioneer-----could it be a good omen for the future of my quilting endeavours? However there are some errors in your article. Beatrix Potter created Peter Rabbit and many other children's book characters. You mistakenly credited Peter Rabbit to Thornton Burgess. |
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| Article Title: Quilting Pioneer: Ruby Short McKim (07/27/2009) | | | JillHicks Says: | | | July 28, 2009 at 08:09 am | | | | This is a fascinating article to me. I am making Ruby's Flower Garden Quilt in a monthly club at our local quilt shop. I have 15 of the embroidered block completed with 8 more to go before the end of the year. She had a enviable talent. |
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 | Article Title: Monet's Garden-by Pam Holland (09/08/2008) | | | angelcat47 Says: | | | June 17, 2009 at 07:17 am | | | | So beautiful. Thank you for making the video and sharing it. |
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 | Article Title: Quilting Pioneer: Merikay Waldvogel (06/07/2009) | | | quilter51 Says: | | | June 13, 2009 at 05:40 pm | | | | Books like Merikay's are just as important as the quilts themselves. Every quilt tells a story and we should all be able to know the story! Her Civil War book was absolutely wonderful. I'll have to buy the Tennessee book! |
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| Article Title: Quilting Pioneer: Merikay Waldvogel (06/07/2009) | | | revmomd Says: | | | June 09, 2009 at 09:28 am | | | | I am trying to find a way to contact Merikay for a program for the Dallas (TX) Quilters' Guild. Any leads would be appreciated. Thanks, Marilyn Dickson mdickson1535@yahoo.com |
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| Article Title: Pam Holland: A Quilter in Israel (04/29/2009) | | | runningfree Says: | | | June 02, 2009 at 09:32 pm | | | | Riveting! Pam, this has to be your best, from music to all the color, to the art quilts, to the people -- to find such beauty in a troubled nation -- wow! Thanks for the video. |
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| Article Title: An Exerpt from The Quilt: A History and Celebration of an American Art Form (06/01/2009) | | | runningfree Says: | | | June 02, 2009 at 09:25 pm | | | | Read the interview today too, have to purchase this book. It's a winner for anyone who cares about history with or without quilts. |
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 | Article Title: Pam Holland: A Quilter in Israel (04/29/2009) | | | forestcats Says: | | | May 22, 2009 at 11:25 am | | | | Thanks so much your perspective in your photographs was very focused and detailed. |
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| Article Title: Pam Holland: A Quilter in Israel (04/29/2009) | | | justme Says: | | | May 19, 2009 at 10:35 am | | | | What a wonderful experience that must have been to visit that culture. Seeing as how I could never go there it was really nice to see your video. Thank you. |
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| Article Title: Monet's Garden-by Pam Holland (09/08/2008) | | | piscesgirl Says: | | | May 08, 2009 at 08:24 pm | | | | Pam, I watched your video, Monet's Garden with facination--five times! I love your combination of photography and quilting as well as the Bach background! I too take a lot of photographs and paint in watercolor. I am in the process of doing an art quilt of a peony. I would love to know what kinds of quilting thread and fabrics you use. Do you paint on your quilts? Have you written a book? piscesgirl |
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 | Article Title: A Photo Journal of Africa (02/19/2009) | | | seejayjo Says: | | | April 18, 2009 at 07:03 am | | | | Pam has again produced some very evocative images of an amazing country. How fortunate she is to be able to travel to the most amazing parts of the world absorbing the culture and beauty of each country. And even more fortunate to be able to teach and learn in these circumstances. I'm sure the learning is a two-sided affair with both the teacher and students all the richer for the experience. |
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 | Article Title: The Use of Needle Crafts in Occupational Therapy (04/06/2009) | | | genevacarroll Says: | | | April 09, 2009 at 10:37 am | | | | This is a great article. Is there someway I can print this and take it to my nursing homes? I am a long term care Ombudsman and am always trying to get the nursing home staff to understand that residents need to do something! Watching tv is boring and doesn't give the residents a sense of accomplishment. Thank you! geneva |
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| Article Title: The Use of Needle Crafts in Occupational Therapy (04/06/2009) | | | arthouse Says: | | | April 08, 2009 at 02:45 pm | | | | What a wonderful article! I had no idea how much arts/crafts could help people with various mental & physical challenges. Is this also useful for types of dementia? Thank you so much for the enlightening article. |
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 | Article Title: The Use of Needle Crafts in Occupational Therapy (04/06/2009) | | | Books53 Says: | | | April 08, 2009 at 07:51 am | | | | Thank you for this article! It is good food for thought and puts another whole perspective on the meaning of sewing,quilting and just making art in general. |
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 | Article Title: () | | | glendajean Says: | | | April 05, 2009 at 07:40 pm | | | | Karen once again thank you for a wonderful 2hrs of searching & enjoyment. Your articles always sending me of on a wonderful travel journey every time. Cheers Glenda Down Under |
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| Article Title: An African Adventure Part I-Pam Holland (01/22/2009) | | | quilt2music Says: | | | April 01, 2009 at 03:14 pm | | | | What was said that caused these women to break into song? I simply had to get out of my chair and dance with them today. Does this spontaneous kind of thing happen all the time? Oh, I must tell my quilt group about this video and get them on their feet dancing and singing!! Karen in the San Juan Islands |
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| Article Title: An African Adventure Part I-Pam Holland (01/22/2009) | | | vistahermosa Says: | | | March 19, 2009 at 05:21 am | | | | Fabulous!!!! Joy is contagious. This is the joy I feel when I step in to my sewing studio. Thanks for sharing this video.... |
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| Article Title: Mexico Journey--by Pam Holland (07/03/2008) | | | vistahermosa Says: | | | March 19, 2009 at 05:11 am | | | | Las vistas hermosas de Mexico. Translation: The beautiful views of Mexico. Thank you Pam for this wonderful video of your trip to Mexcio. It was heartwarming for me to see the ladies of the Mexico City Quilt Guild because I was a member when I lived in Mexico. I miss these ladies... |
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| Article Title: Monet's Garden-by Pam Holland (09/08/2008) | | | vistahermosa Says: | | | March 19, 2009 at 04:58 am | | | | Thank you for sharing these beautiful photos & quilts. You've inspired & movtivated me to get into my sewing room and continue sewing the projects I've started. I loved watching your video. |
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| Article Title: Quilting in Haiti (12/02/2008) | | | Purselady Says: | | | March 01, 2009 at 08:29 pm | | | | It is truly amazing the things we take for granted here. I salute the resolve and determination of these women to work on their craft in spite of the limitations they have to overcome. |
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 | Article Title: A Photo Journal of Africa (02/19/2009) | | | LadybugQuilter Says: | | | February 25, 2009 at 10:16 am | | | | Pam, You are sooo talented! Thank you for sharing these awesome videos! I really feel fortunate to get a glimpse into the lives and events of the world's people and their textile art! With Gratitude, Lesley |
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| Article Title: A Photo Journal of Africa (02/19/2009) | | | NanaB Says: | | | February 21, 2009 at 08:52 pm | | | | I am absolutely awe struck again by Pam Holland's video. Everytime I view one I am disappointed when it is over. It would also be awesome to see it in the full screen. I look forward to seeing her view of other parts of our amazing world. |
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 | Article Title: Aussie Rhapsody by Helen Godden Cont. (10/21/2008) | | | kwirkykwilts Says: | | | February 21, 2009 at 01:53 pm | | | | As an Aussie, I truly appreciate this beautiful quilt you have made. I just love your design and your choice of colours. |
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| Article Title: A Photo Journal of Africa (02/19/2009) | | | aurorarosie Says: | | | February 21, 2009 at 12:15 pm | | | | Wow! Really enjoyed the video - thanks for sharing the beauty of Africa along with the spectatular quilts! |
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 | Article Title: A Photo Journal of Africa (02/19/2009) | | | Mem9x Says: | | | February 21, 2009 at 09:00 am | | | | Another great video by Pam. Thank you, I enjoyed it very much and the music is very appropriate. Irene |
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| Article Title: A Photo Journal of Africa (02/19/2009) | | | GailEThomas Says: | | | February 20, 2009 at 01:56 pm | | | | Thankyou , Wonderful video , the colours shapes and textures . Very inspiring . Gail |
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| Article Title: A Photo Journal of Africa (02/19/2009) | | | genevacarroll Says: | | | February 20, 2009 at 12:16 pm | | | | Thank you for this video! I am headed to Nakuru Kenya 2-25-09 to stay at a school for 2 weeks. My husband's foundation "The Global Teacher Foundation" will be working with the teachers of the 600 mostly orphaned students to become better teachers. I will be teaching available parents/guardians or anyone else to sew. I have put together patterns and instructions to make various sized bags and small art type lapel pins. I will assist them in finding the fabrics, buttons, etc and a place to market the items. I'm very excited! I'm taking lots and lots of sewing supplies as donations to help them get started. Wish me luck! Geneva Carroll |
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| Article Title: An African Adventure Part I-Pam Holland (01/22/2009) | | | idaho Says: | | | February 17, 2009 at 10:11 pm | | | | When I have a long day--you know the kind--!! I bring up this video and it lifts me up !! Thanks so much for sharing this joyful moment in time. |
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 | Article Title: An African Adventure Part I-Pam Holland (01/22/2009) | | | twopeas Says: | | | February 12, 2009 at 10:56 am | | | | This video has brought the sun of Africa to a winter's day in England! I spent a year in the Cape with my husband in 2000/01 and it brought back happy memories. There is joy in Africa and they are all happy to share the love of their country with everyone. Will have to watch the video again (without crying this time!) |
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 | Article Title: An African Adventure Part I-Pam Holland (01/22/2009) | | | Katzzz Says: | | | February 12, 2009 at 12:00 am | | | | What a Wonderful bunch of ladies,now thats a quilt group that I would Love to belong to. Good spirits is an amazing thing to share. Beautiful. Kathy |
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| Article Title: An African Adventure Part I-Pam Holland (01/22/2009) | | | juana Says: | | | February 11, 2009 at 08:19 am | | | | I am so happy I clicked on this article. I especially enjoyed seeing how the use of the ancient craft of needle and thread transends enthnic groups and creates a bond. I loved the fellowship of the women. Juana |
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