Photo Memory Quilts

Katherine has a lot of memories to share. I was captivated by her stories, especially the last one about her current project.

Clare discusses her switch from quilting to mixed media, transparency, layers, transfers and more.

As a high-school art teacher, Gina excels in may art styles and mediums but has a newfound love of fabric as evidenced in the quilt she has shared with us in the book. Find out how she embraced the challenge with this new-to-her medium.

Quilter, Patty Kennedy-Zafred, willing shares the ups and down, ins and out of creating her award winning quilts.

Have questions about thread painting, coloring on fabric and photos with colored pencils or learning new techniques? Nanette shares all her tips and tricks from the art quilting toolbox she's been filling.

Hear the story of Lindy's "not-a-quilt" quilt and her very exciting art and work background.

Beverly shares her quilt inspiration, process, techniques and the connection between the church on the quilt, her studio, and an amazing discovery.

Christine's quilts are often made from photos and memories of her travels, from Indonesia, to the Smithsonian Garden in Washington, DC. Yes! It's the quilt on the book cover!

Discover more about Wen's unique approach to combining photos and fabric to create her evocative quilts.

Michelle likes a good adventure, whether it is in her Jeep, Edgar, or working on an overlock sewing machine to create a unique fabric for her memory quilt. She doesn't shy away from learning something new and then teaching it to others. Discover more at Sewingmachineartistry.com.

The host of Quilting Arts TV shares the details and techniques used to create the quilt she contributed to the book.

From past to present, Trapunto to digital and AI (artificial intelligence) art, I - Al and I cover a wide range of topics, including his current project.

Anne never knew her grandmothers, but got to know them well after discovering a wealth of photos, scrapbooks, information and ephemera. A quiltmaker for 40 years, she knew what she had to do - make a quilt!

A formerly trained artist, Lorie has a love for textiles and storytelling. She has wonderful insight into finding your voice, too.

Sue shares her inspiration, techniques and process in the pieced quilt created to honor her mother, a factory piecemaker.

Judy Gula owns a wonderfully popular brick & mortar quilt shop with a far-reaching online presence. Yet she still finds time to make quilts, stitch and teach. You'll find out how it all began and where she finds time for her personal creative projects.

Whitney's approach to art-making comes from a deep perspective and is strengthened by her practice as an Art Therapist.

A former high school art teacher, Margaret gives us an informative and funny lesson or two on her painted photo quilts.

An interview podcast hosted by Lesley Riley to accompany the book, Photo Memory Quilts: Contemporary Heirloom Quilts to Showcase Ancestry, History & Treasured Times by Lesley Riley.