Tag Archives: Cookie Patterson

Grateful Journey

Posted on September 6, 2015 by ovbrantley

The 2015 Atlanta Quilt Festival, my personal labor of love, was the best ever! The exhibit showcased over 100 quilts. We had more classes than ever before, and they were led by nationally known teachers. We had large crowds, great … Continue reading →

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New Residents in My Studio

Posted on August 15, 2014 by ovbrantley

Several of my quilting friends are also doll makers, so I have included original dolls in my studio collection. During the 2014 Atlanta Quilt Festival, I did a little shopping. I purchased one of Cookie Patterson’s dolls and named her … Continue reading →

Posted in A Quilter's Life, Studio Organization | Tagged 2014 Atlanta Quilt Festival, African American quilter, Anita, Cookie Patterson, Doll, Jocelyn Carter, Nicole, O.V. Brantley | 1 Comment

2012 Atlanta Quilt Festival Successfully Promotes the Art of Quilting

Posted on August 14, 2012 by ovbrantley

The 2012 Atlanta Quilt Festival, which is sponsored by the Clara Ford Foundation and Hammonds House Museum, ended Saturday with a flurry of activity. There was a Beginning Quilting Class taught by Nina Moore, a Beginning Dollmaking Class taught by … Continue reading →