Instructor
Reich, Sue
Sue Reich became interested in the study of quilt history with the Connecticut Quilt Search Project in 1991. A quiltmaker since childhood, she lectures widely on many aspects of quilt history and is an AQS Certified Quilt Appraiser. Sue has authored several books, including Quilting News of Yesteryear: 1,000 Pieces and Counting, World War I Quilts, and World War II Quilts.
She has been guest curator at the New England Quilt Museum, The National Quilt Museum, the Huntsville Art Museum, and the Rocky Mountain Quilt Museum, and has lectured at premier institutions around the world, including the Quilters Hall of Fame, the Women’s Creativity Conference at Quinnipiac University, and the International Quilt Study Center. Now president of the Quilts of Valor Foundation, Sue is excited to travel to each AQS show to share the Quilts of Valor story with quilters from all over the globe. Learn more at coveringquilthistory.com.
Instructor Workshops
A Closer Look: Understanding the Difference Between Documenting, Judging, and Appraising Quilts, #11808
Lectures
Friday, 1:00 - 2:00 p.m.
104AB
Reich, Sue
All Levels
$15
Join Sue Reich for this fun, interactive class to help you understand the three types of quilt evaluations. An AQS Certified Appraiser, NQA Trained Judge, and co-author of Connecticut's historic documentation book, Sue will provide detailed information about the processes of judging, appraising and documenting. Attendees will have the opportunity to team up and conduct their own evaluations.
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