Rebecca Ruth Designs
Rebecca Anderson is an experienced designer, teacher, and technical writer. She is a prize-winning quiltmaker who loves to lecture and teach workshops. There are many ways to accomplish the desired result, and Rebecca loves to explore these options and share them with quilters so they can choose the methods that suit them best. She sees quilting as a folk art where enjoying the process while getting the job done is paramount. Rebecca is a passionate hand quilter, always happy to introduce people to this satisfying, restorative pastime. In fact, if she doesn’t stitch on a daily basis, she gets pretty cranky.
Rebecca's quilts have appeared in local and national quilt shows, including the American Quilter's Society (AQS) show in Nashville, the National Quilting Association (NQA) show in Chicago, and the International Quilt Festival in Houston. In 2004 she won second place in the handquilting division of the Quilter's Newsletter Magazine contest, "Quilts: 35 Years of Inspiration, Information, and Imagination". She has written for Better Homes and Gardens Quilting Ideas, Country Sampler? Decorating Ideas, and contributed to the book Better Homes and Gardens Kids Room Projects. In addition to more than 200 competed quilt projects, she has an impressive pile of tops ready for quilting.
In quilting, there are many different means to the same end. Rebecca loves to explore these options and share them with quilters. She loves to share the joy of handquilting.
Rebecca is fascinated by aprons and loves to share the lore behind her collection. She also teaches the art of working with felted wool using her original designs.
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