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There used to be a very

by JunkQueen in reply to Despot1 [2] [original] [3] on Fri, 02/26/2010 - 12:25

There used to be a very talented woman who posted regularly on the forum named Damascusannie. Annie quilted exclusively (to the best of my memory) on treadle sewing machines. Her quilts were exquisite and she taught classes. I believe she lived in Wisconsin. I just checked her profile and she's not posted in almost a year. That said, she may still look in occasionally without logging in. There USED to be an option for emailing other users if the individual user allowed it, but, alas, I don't see that option any more. (That could be her restriction, I've not looked at other users......)

My point is, you might use her name as the topic and she might respond to you, or other members may still be in contact with her and give her a heads up. Another possibility is to Google variations on her name and treadle machine quilting. I know she used to hold seminars.

Hope this helps a bit.