Sixteen new interviews have arrived at the Alliance for American Quilts website as part of their Quilters' S.O.S. - Save our Stories (Q.S.O.S.) oral history collection.  These interviews are from traditional quilters, art quilters, male and female quilters, internationally famous quilters and those whose remarkable works are known only to a small circle of family and friends. As always, the stories behind the "touchstone" quilt they brought to the interview are surprising, amusing, enlightening and moving by turns.

Here's an excerpt with Meg Cox interviewing Caryl Bryer Fallert.  A list of the rest of the "sweet sixteen" follows.  Click here to learn more about the program on the AAQ website.

Also Included in the "sweet" sixteen are:

Kimmy Brunner Machine Quilters Exposition Q.S.O.S. Pat Delaney Machine Quilters Exposition Q.S.O.S.  Cathy Wiggins  Machine Quilters Exposition Q.S.O.S.  Kaffe Fassett International Quilt Festival Q.S.O.S.   Caryl Bryer Fallert International Quilt Festival Q.S.O.S. Melanie Testa International Quilt Festival Q.S.O.S.  Luke Haynes International Quilt Festival Q.S.O.S.  Laura Nelle Goebel North Carolina Q.S.O.S.  Linda Nichols Asheville Quilt Guild Q.S.O.S. Dort Lee Asheville Quilt Guild Q.S.O.S. Carolyn O'Bagy Davis Arizona Quilters Hall of Fame Q.S.O.S. Kathy Kenny The National Society Daughters of the American Revolution Q.S.O.S.  Jeanne Bernardy The National Society Daughters of the American Revolution Q.S.O.S. Roger Winchell Asheville Quilt Guild Q.S.O.S. Rita Williams Asheville Quilt Guild Q.S.O.S.