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Pat Harrison

November 14, 2013 by Rita

PatHarrison-smHome: Exeter, Rhode Island, USA

Pat Harrison is a National Quilting Association Certified Master Judge, teacher, author, lecturer, designer, and award-winning longarm quilter.

A retired school librarian and teacher, Pat has been longarm quilting since 1999. She has won numerous awards for her quilts at local, regional and international shows including Paducah and Houston.

Pat enjoys all aspects of quilting, especially all those little gadgets and tips that make quilting more successful and fun. She also enjoys designing quilts using EQ7 for herself and quilting magazine.

Visit Pat’s Website, Ocean Waves Quilting Company.

Please let Pat know you found her on The Quilter’s Calendar!

Filed Under: Rhode Island Tagged With: binding, color, design, judge, longarm, scraps

Melody Crust

February 8, 2013 by Rita

Melody Crust

Home: Seattle, Washington

Melody Crust, a popular quilting instructor, brings her natural teaching ability and contagious enthusiasm to quilters from coast to coast. An award winning quilter and nationally celebrated fabric artist, her work has been featured in dozens of books and magazines.

In addition to her busy teaching schedule, Melody is in constant demand as curator and judge for national and regional quilt exhibitions and has authored: Stitching Through the Layers: The Art & Elegance of Straight Line Stitching; Eye Candy Quilts: Super-fast fun with beads, baubles, buttons and more; Quilt Toppings: Fun and Fancy Embellishment Techniques, and A Fine Line; Techniques and Inspirations for Creating the Quilting Design.

See samples of Melody’s work, check out her workshops, order autographed copies of her books or contact her directly at her Website.

Please let Melody know you found her on The Quilter’s Calendar!

Filed Under: Washington Tagged With: author, beading, embellishment, judge, surface design

Kris Driessen

October 23, 2012 by admin

Home: Albany, New York and traveling in her RV!

Kris Driessen is the creative genius behind the Phoebe Moon Designs website and the Scrapdash tutorial blog. She is known for both her mystery quilts and extensive knowledge of antique quilts. 

Kris travels by RV and teaches on the road.

Learn more about her classes, workshops, and lectures at http://krisdriessen.com.  

Filed Under: New York Tagged With: judge, traditional piecing

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