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Mary Kerr on antique quilts and Debbie Caffery her mystery quilts
Guest - Mary Kerr - Quilt appraiser, artist specializing in textile restoration and repair of antique textiles.
Website http://www.marywkerr.com
* Mary is an American Quilt Society certified appraiser and a long time quilter. She grew up in a family of quilters and have been teaching since 1987. She currently lectures and conducts workshops that focus on quilt history and the preservation of antique textiles. Today we'll hear about her challenges and the quilts they produce!
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Guest - Debbie Caffery, Designer, Author and Quilt Teacher
Website www.debbiescreativemoments.com
* I know many of you have made a Debbie Caffrey quilt. She is a very clever and talented self-published author of thirteen quilt books, more than four dozen patterns, and more than 175 mystery quilt patterns. She really started a quilt revolution when she wrote the book "open a Can of Worms' in 2000. Let's meet Debbie and find out all about her!
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By Pat SloanGuest - Mary Kerr - Quilt appraiser, artist specializing in textile restoration and repair of antique textiles.
Website http://www.marywkerr.com
* Mary is an American Quilt Society certified appraiser and a long time quilter. She grew up in a family of quilters and have been teaching since 1987. She currently lectures and conducts workshops that focus on quilt history and the preservation of antique textiles. Today we'll hear about her challenges and the quilts they produce!
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Guest - Debbie Caffery, Designer, Author and Quilt Teacher
Website www.debbiescreativemoments.com
* I know many of you have made a Debbie Caffrey quilt. She is a very clever and talented self-published author of thirteen quilt books, more than four dozen patterns, and more than 175 mystery quilt patterns. She really started a quilt revolution when she wrote the book "open a Can of Worms' in 2000. Let's meet Debbie and find out all about her!