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Not Your Granny's Quilt ShowMeet Victoria Findlay Wolfe! - Ep. 123Victoria Findlay Wolfe is a New York City-based award-winning quilt artist, teacher, and author whose work balances modern, traditional and art quilting styles. A farm girl raised in Minnesota, her influences are heavily based on her grandmother’s scrappy colorful double knit polyester quilts which started her on this textile journey. Her quilts have traveled the globe with notable exhibits across the US and in Japan, Australia & UK. Victoria won ‘Best in Show’ at the first QuiltCon in 2013 with her quilt, “Double Edged Love,” the first in her large series of double wedding ring quilts, for which she is well-kno...2024-10-2148 min
Craft Industry AllianceEpisode #244: Victoria Findlay WolfeOn today's episode of the Craft Industry Alliance podcast, we’re talking about quilting with my guest Victoria Findlay Wolfe.
Victoria’s work balances between art quilting, traditional & modern quilting styles, and reflects her passion for exploring the fine art of quilting in the modern age. A farm girl raised in Minnesota, her influences are heavily based on her grandmother’s scrappy colorful double knit polyester quilts. Victoria considers her process as an artist/storyteller by incorporating memories of life, travels and nature to all that she does.
Victoria is an international award-winning artist and quilter...2023-07-0359 min
Stitch PleaseFamily Ties and Fabric Lines: Sarah Bond and e bonde bond’s webpageStitch Please Episode 113 "e bond's GLYPHS: A Fabric Collection of Black Women Writers"Stitch Please Episode 93 "Threads Across Time" with Sarah BondLisa's teaching partner mentioned Tobiah Mundt interviewed in Episode 44: Tuft Love: Felt(ing) Emotions with Tobiah Mundte bond’s Glyph fabric collection from Free Spirit fabricsSarah, e and Lisa discuss Lucille Clifton's poem, "Reply" as well as My Monticello by Jocelyn Johnson One of e bond's newest artists books is in a show RIGHT NOW. Details below:Adaptation: Artis...2022-03-3043 min
The Quilter on Fire PodcastQOF Episode 48 - Victoria Findlay WolfeVictoria Findlay Wolfe is an international award-winning quilter known for her designs which portray a sense of old school comfort while breaking the boundaries of contemporary design. They have elements of tradition but with a twist like a dissolving double wedding ring or a photo of her hands right in the quilt as part of the story. She trained in fine arts college as a painter who also sculpted and loves photography, but quilts have become her greatest passion. She is a sought after speaker, teacher, author, and fabric & pattern designer who loves quilting for herself and others through...2021-11-231h 09
Quilt BuzzEpisode 036: Jess of @stitches_be_crazy and @paperpieceseppShow Notes:0:50 - Chicago 0:52 - Paducah, Kentucky1:25 - Sheldon from Big Bang Theory 1:26 - The Big Bang Theory 1:30 - The Big Bang Theory episode referencing B****es be crazy1:42 - The Big Bang Theory 2:14 - Crochet2:16 - EPP (English Paper Piecing)2:23 - Southern Illinois University Carbondale2:27 - Paducah2:32 - Paper Pieces 2:51 - Hexie flower4:27 and 5:01 - Paper Pieces5:11 - Paducah5:49 - Washington State5:52 and 6:26 - Boeing8...2021-08-1237 min
Quilt & Tell50th Episode Party!It’s the 50th episode of Quilt & Tell! Tracy, Lori and Ginger are planning the episode when they get unexpected guests—Kim Niedzwiecki, Victoria Findlay Wolfe, and Alex Anderson all decided to stop to reminisce and catch up. It becomes a star-studded surprise party when Bonnie Hunter, Teri Lucas, Jenny Doan, and Marti Michell all offer their congratulations and share fun stories about the show. This is a not-to-miss episode! Click here to view the show notes for this episode. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices2021-01-271h 04
Danley and FriendsVictoria Findlay Wolfe - International Award Winning Artist & QuilterVictoria is an international award winning artist & quilter. She teaches, and lectures on Creativity and Process, is a fabric designer, Author, and a shop owner that sells her own products. Her quilts have traveled all over the globe, including Japan, Australia, and in museums such as International Quilt Study Center, Visions Art Center, Connecticut Museum of American Art, San Jose Quilt Museum, The Wisconsin Museum of Quilts & Fiber Arts and the International Quilt Festival Houston. Victoria’s work balances between art quilts, traditional & modern quilting styles, and reflects her passion for bringing the fine art of quilting to the moder...2020-12-2158 min
Running Stitch - A QSOS PodcastFirst QuiltsWelcome to the very first episode of Running Stitch, the QSOS Podcast. For our very first episode, we’re talking with New York City quilter Victoria Findlay Wolfe. Victoria was first interviewed for the QSOS project in 2011. Our host, Janneken Smucker, talks with Victoria about that first interview, her first quilts, and how her career has evolved in the nine years since. Janneken and Victoria also talk about making a first quilt with their young daughters, what makes a great quilt, and just why we care so much about quilt labeling. Join us for an episode all about firsts!2020-06-2534 min
Running Stitch - A QSOS PodcastIntroducing Running StitchRunning Stitch, A QSOS Podcast is a brand new podcast by the Quilt Alliance. Join us as we explore quilt stories, revealing the inner thoughts, feelings, and motivations of contemporary quiltmakers by drawing on Quilters S.O.S. -- Save Our Stories, the long running oral history project created by the Quilt Alliance in 1999. Quilts and quiltmaking serve as a lens to examine some of today’s most pressing issues, including activism, public health, politics, race, and the economy. We’ll dig into the QSOS archive to listen to excerpts from past interviews, and bring back interviewees to a...2020-06-1203 min
Behind the SeamsBehind the Seams: Interview with Victoria Findlay-WolfeWelcome back to Behind the Seams! Season 2 kicks off with host Roxane Cerda interviewing best-selling author Victoria Findlay Wolfe. Hear all about Victoria’s adventures traveling the world teaching enthusiastic quilters, learn about her creative process, tips on staying organized, and what’s next for her! Victoria’s website, Victoria Findlay Wolfe QuiltsVictoria’s Instagram, @victoriafindlaywolfeC&T's website and blogVisit us on Facebook • YouTube • 2020-06-0946 min
Quilt & TellQuilting InspirationVictoria Findlay Wolfe joins the ladies for a conversation about being one of the quilters featured on the special quilting episode of Craft in America on PBS, her new book, and her online classes. Tracy, Lori, and Ginger talk about Quilting Inspiration. They start the conversation discussing their favorite quilting TV shows of all time. In the Fine Finishes segment, they read a letter from Melanie Patterson, a listener who was inspired by two podcast episodes and shares her story.https://www.quiltingcompany.com/quilting-inspiration-podcast/ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone...2019-12-0444 min
Just Wanna QuiltFamous Quilter Victoria Findlay Wolfe talks about her quilting lifeVictoria comes to us from New York, where she talks to us about her life as an artist and as a quilter. We talk about her view of copyright, along with her thoughts on being a public figure, versus her more introverted artist self.2018-09-191h 00
Jackie's Quilting ChroniclesJackie's Quilting Chronicles Episode 27Welcome to Episode 27! Today I am interviewing Victoria Findlay Wolfe of Bumble Beans Inc. Victoria is an active quilter, designer, artist, and friend. She is also a Board Member of The Alliance for American Quilts. You can find her at www.bumblebeansinc.blogspot.com or www.bumblebeansinc.com. So sit back and relax and enjoy getting to know Victoria a little better. As always you can reach me at www.cvquiltworks.com.2011-11-2851 min
Creative Talk RadioSue Spargo on Wool and her work and Victoria Findlay Wolfe of Bumblebeans on her unique quilt styleGuest -I started to follow Sue Spargo's work when she first had her quilts published in some primitive folk art books featuring multiple artists. I have always been drawn to her asymmetrical projects and her lovely shapes. Sue and I meet when we both taught at a retreat in ohio and have been friends since! Sue's work has such incredible detail and I'm excited to have her here to chat with us
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Guest -I have been following Victoria Findlay Wolfe's blog for awhile.. then I started to leave her comments about...2011-03-0758 min