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You'll find galleries full of great quilts submitted by students and readers, as well as examples of Beth Ann's work in fiber and mixed media. The site also covers FAQs, current classes and upcoming retreats. Please note that class information may be subject to change without notice.

There are also lots of links to interesting Web sites.

UPDATE April 11, 2010 - Jennifer Ackerman-Haywood of CraftSanity wrote a wonderful article about Beth Ann for the Grand Rapids Press. It's currently posted on MLive.

Jennifer also published a new blog on CraftSanity with photos of her interview with Beth Ann. If you scroll to the bottom of the blog, past the sponsors and underneath "Taking Names" you can find a link to download a podcast of the interview. Or you can download the podcast, "CraftSanity episode #116," directly from iTunes.

Check out the local classes and events Beth Ann is presenting through August 2010.
Click here for the May through August 2010 Lakeshore Sewing Creative Quarterly.

Beth Ann and June Mears Driedger will be hosting "Storytelling In Fabric" at The Hermitage in Three Rivers, Michigan again. Storytelling in Fabric is a weekend retreat for women who want a safe, nurturing, playful environment to explore our stories through fiber art. Our theme for the 2010 retreats is "Improvising in Life and in Quilts." We will explore improvisational quilting in our projects and improvising in our lives during our reflective small-group time, nurturing our souls with conversations about how we can live in more freedom without fear, and live boldly with courage. The dates for 2010 are June 4 - 6 and November 5 - 7. Beth and June at The Hermitage

Visit Cloth Doll Artistry
Just for fun: see photos of Beth Ann's cloth dolls and figurative art, as well as photos from recent Mackinac Island and Storytelling in Fabric retreats.
fabrications retreat It's not too late to sign up for the fabulous Fabrications Retreat in Southern Michigan, Aug. 29-Sept. 3, 2010 - there will be lots of WONDERFUL classes & there is always a terrific exhibit, too. Just don't sign up for my classes - I've very regretfully had to bow out to deal with some new health concerns.

Click here for the Resource Guide and Project Instructions from Beth Ann's guest appearance on the HGTV show "Simply Quilts" with Alex Anderson, episode 1017, "The Quiltmaker's Journey."

Now available for download: Martingale has released Beth Ann's Celtic Book as an e-book!

Books Authored By Beth Ann

Go to Amazon.com for more info on this book.Celtic Quilts: A New Look for Ancient Designs, published by Martingale & Co. under the imprint That Patchwork Place, 2000. Go to Amazon.com for more info on this book.Colorwash Bargello Quilts, published by Martingale & Co. under the imprint That Patchwork Place, 2001. Go to Amazon.com for more info on this book.A World of Quilts: 10 Projects Using Ethnic Fabric..., published by Martingale & Co. under the imprint That Patchwork Place, 2003.

Books With Beth Ann As A Contributing Artist

Go to Amazon.com for more info on this book.Within Sacred Circles: Meditations and Mandala Quilts by Susan Towner-Larsen, published by Pilgrim Press, 2004. Go to Amazon.com for more info on this book.Creative Cloth Doll Beading: Designing and Embellishing with Beads by Patti Medaris Culea, Laura McCabe & Anne Hesse, published by Quarry Books, 2007. Go to Amazon.com for more info on this book.Open Your Heart with Quilting by Kelly M. Smith, published by DreamTime Publishing, 2008.
Click on the book covers for more information and links to purchase them.

 

 

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