Instructors
Louisa Smith -
Loveland, Colorado               
www.quiltescapes.com

Louisa Smith is a quilter with a global
perspective on needlework. Louisa was born
in Indonesia, where the fabulous batiks of the
region kindled a lifelong love of fabric, and was
educated in the Netherlands, where years of
appreciation for the needle arts started. Upon
moving to the United States in 1960, she was
immediately drawn to quilting and quickly
became an accomplished devotee.

Although her quilting started off with a
traditional approach, soon new and exciting
designs took over and the traditional gave way
to more innovative work. The incredible
flexibility that fiber offers attracted her to “paint”
with fabrics. She has developed two new
teaching procedures: “Color, Design and
Theme” and “Strips ’n Curves.” The latter is the
subject of her first book (published by C&T
Publishing, Inc.). Her second book, “A New
Twist on Strips ’n Curves,” features four new
techniques and four complete project quilts.  
Louisa’s newest book, coauthored with her
daughter Lisa Harris, is “One Patch Plus” and
features methods and techniques that will be
taught in her Sunday class.
Emily Hardwig - Bemidji, Minnesota              
www.emilyscountrycottage.com
Emily has lived in the Bemidji area all her life and has been sewing
since she was 9 years old. She didn't get into quilting as we know it
today until about 7 years ago.  She learned to sew on an old treadle
machine and made quilts by pinning paper patterns onto old clothes
and cutting out the pieces with scissors.  She opened Emily's
Country Cottage in 1988 as a country gift store.  In 2002, as she
became addicted to quilting (and using a rotary cutter by now!), she
expanded the store to include a quilt shop.  Emily especially loves
traditional and primitive quilts and any type of handwork.
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