Meet the Researcher Interviews
Interviews with Individuals Who Are Adding to the Bulk of
Knowledge Known About Quilts Today
Lisa Evans: Medieval Quilts Specialist - Lisa also contributed information to Section V of the Wholecloth Quilts series, on this website.
Lisa started a group online, on yahoo, for those who are interested in Medieval Quilting. She has traveled to Italy to see fine examples of medieval art and to make connections with the textile arts.
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[Hispanic Section]
[International Artists]
[Meet the researcher]
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[Photo gallery of embroidery I]
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[Song Playlist]
[Links]
[Dolls]
[Redwork Index]
[Quilt Care in a Nutshell]
[Business Resources for Supplies and Services]
[Quilt Care - Audio File]
[Antique Designs]
[Pat's Books]
[About Pat]
[Baltimore Album]
[Book, Pattern and Product Reviews]
[Embroidery articles]
[Free Patterns]
[Natural World]
[Historical articles]
[Home of The Brave]
[Hispanic Section]
[International Artists]
[Meet the researcher]
[Musings]
[Quilting articles]
[Travel]
[Recipes]
[Poetry]
[Photo gallery of Quilts I]
[Photo gallery of embroidery I]
[Readers Corner]
[Site Map and Site Search]
[Pat's Blog]
[Song Playlist]
[Links]
[Dolls]
[Redwork Index]
[Quilt Care in a Nutshell]
[Business Resources for Supplies and Services]
[Quilt Care - Audio File]
Images of the Bayeaux Tapestry, that is not a tapestry at all, but a long, embroidered piece.
Dyer's Chamomille Flower. photo by James Cummings
Quilter's Muse Publications, Concord, NH. pat@quiltersmuse.com