African American Quilt Circle of Durham Celebrates 27th Anniversary

Carola Jones, ArtistApril 5, 2021April 6, 2021African American Quilting, Creative Process, Family History, Improvisational Quilting Methods, Indigenous Culture, Modern Art Quilts, Modern Quilt Guild, Modern Quilting#aaqc, #aaqcdurham, #aaqcstrong, #fiberreactivedyeing, #indigodyeing, #monoprinting, #naturaldyeing, #screenprinting, #spoonflower

On Saturdays, March 20, March 27 and April 3, AAQC celebrated its 27th Anniversary via Zoom. It was an honor for me to participate. It has taken me a long time to find my quilting tribe, and with every connection to AAQC I realize this quilt circle is amazing. The members are creative beyond comparison, and are sharing and supportive. It’s like a sisterhood of creative hands working together to keep cultural traditions alive. It was an humbling experience to present a presentation on Fabric Design at our April 3rd Zoom meeting. Check it out on the Tutorials Page of this Blog. Congratulations AAQC. I am proud to say I’m #AAQC and #AAQCstrong.