Introduction to Textile Timeframes

Instructor -Julia D. Zgliniec, Quiltmaker, Instructor, Appraiser
Certified by the American Quilters Society

This Seminar is geared towards appraisers, dealers & collectors with value issues discussed. It is approved by ASA for four hours of Continuing Education Credit.

Quilts can be dated by a number of factors. These factors, arranged in a time line, allow a quilt to be placed in a timeframe of most likely construction. Using PowerPoint, antique and reproduction quilts, and fabrics, these factors are presented. Those in attendance are encouraged to bring quilts for dating. Photography is permitted.

The Lesson Plan

• Introduction and expectations
• Print Techniques & Dyes
• Fabric Identification
• The main characteristics of quilts made in a particular timeframe including:
  - Style and patterns
  - Construction materials and techniques
  - Quilting patterns
• Technological Transition
• 1830- 1860 - Roller printing & dye development
• 1860-1880 - "The Brown Decades"
• 1880 – 1900 - "The Great Proliferation"
• 20th Century - "The Colonial Revival"

This Seminar is geared towards appraisers, dealers & collectors with value issues discussed. It is approved by ASA for four hours of Continuing Education Credit.

Date, time, cost, & registration

About the Instructor

Julia D. Zgliniec
Quiltmaker, Instructor, Appraiser
Certified by the American Quilters Society

A lifelong love of art and handwork has led to a career as a professional quiltmaker, instructor, designer, and appraiser, certified by the American Quilter's Society. Although I was taught to sew by my grandmother at an early age, it was not until an adult education class in quiltmaking in 1982 that these loves came together.

Skills

• Broad background of quiltmaking skills and teaching experience
• Good communication skills
• Comfortable meeting new people and in unfamiliar situations
• Appraisal experience since 1990

Professional Affiliations

• American Quilter's Society
• American Quilt Study Group - Member of the Board of Directors including Treasurer (2005-2010)
• Back Country Quilter's Guild
• California Heritage Quilt Project - (former member, no longer active)
• Canyon Quilter's Guild
• Professional Association of Appraisers of Quilted Textiles - Charter Board member and Past President
• Quilt San Diego - Visions (Charter Board Member) - Past President

Read Julia's full resume...

Monday, February 13, 2012, 1:00-5:00 pm

Please register for this seminar with
Steven Rosefeld- 760-745-8800 or by Email

$55 Members
$75 Guests

Cash or checks made out to ASA.

This Seminar is geared towards appraisers, dealers & collectors with value issues discussed. It is approved by ASA for four hours of Continuing Education Credit.