Road Trip!!! for Paula Nadelstern Fans
#1
Last night an email came in from a fabulous LQS out in Boise, Idaho called The Cotton Club. I had bought some amazing fabrics from them in the past. Well I'll tell you, when I read it I almost leaped out of my seat and wanted to leave right then for Akron, Ohio! :-D
This is what their email said:
"Hi Kaleidoscope Lovers Everywhere,
Just in case you can get there, we want you to know about Paula Nadelstern's exhibit in Akron, Ohio - Kaleidoscope Quilt's: The Art of Paula Nadelstern. It runs through October 2nd. For more information, here is a link to the museum: http://www.akronartmuseum.org/exhibitions/ "
Thought you all would like to know this too!
This is what their email said:
"Hi Kaleidoscope Lovers Everywhere,
Just in case you can get there, we want you to know about Paula Nadelstern's exhibit in Akron, Ohio - Kaleidoscope Quilt's: The Art of Paula Nadelstern. It runs through October 2nd. For more information, here is a link to the museum: http://www.akronartmuseum.org/exhibitions/ "
Thought you all would like to know this too!
#2
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Oh i hope you get to go. I love her quilts but haven't tried one yet. I did buy a few of her luminosity fabrics when they came out but I have never found a project I thought worthy of cutting them up. Isn't that silly? I hope one day to find her book Puzzle Quilts some place dirt cheap.
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When Paula had the first show at the American Folk Art museum in 2009, there were also some videos up on their site with Paula taking the viewer through the exhibit.
I couldn't find these on the museum site anymore but remembered that Gloria Hanson had posted them on her blog back then.
So if you can't get to actually see them in person, this will get you closer:
http://www.gloriahansen.com/weblog/?p=1794
Enjoy!
I couldn't find these on the museum site anymore but remembered that Gloria Hanson had posted them on her blog back then.
So if you can't get to actually see them in person, this will get you closer:
http://www.gloriahansen.com/weblog/?p=1794
Enjoy!
#6
Hey BJ. It's always like that isn't it? I hardly know all the good places around here either.
Here is the website address and physical address in case you do start to think you might "need" more fabric. :P
The Cotton Club
http://www.cottonclub.com/
106 N 6th - B5
Boise, Idaho 83702
208-345-5567
Here is the website address and physical address in case you do start to think you might "need" more fabric. :P
The Cotton Club
http://www.cottonclub.com/
106 N 6th - B5
Boise, Idaho 83702
208-345-5567
#7
Originally Posted by Zhillslady
I did buy a few of her luminosity fabrics when they came out but I have never found a project I thought worthy of cutting them up. Isn't that silly?
Originally Posted by MTS
When Paula had the first show at the American Folk Art museum in 2009, there were also some videos up on their site with Paula taking the viewer through the exhibit...
...So if you can't get to actually see them in person, this will get you closer:
http://www.gloriahansen.com/weblog/?p=1794
Enjoy!
...So if you can't get to actually see them in person, this will get you closer:
http://www.gloriahansen.com/weblog/?p=1794
Enjoy!
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Posts: 4,134
Originally Posted by BuzzinBumble
Originally Posted by Zhillslady
I did buy a few of her luminosity fabrics when they came out but I have never found a project I thought worthy of cutting them up. Isn't that silly?
I have a whole bag full of the pink/orange colorway with tons of coordinating fabrics but haven't decided yet what I want to do with them.
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