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"We CARE" is sponsoring a Signature Quilt Project to help preserve the wonderful contributions our quartets, promoters, media personalities and supporters will leave to traditional gospel music in this 21st century. Look who's has signed our 1st Signature Quilt to help preserve The History of Black Gospel Quartet Music...
Look who's has signed our 2nd Signature Quilt to help preserve The History of Black Gospel Quartet Music... Join us for the Quilt unveiling, Nov. 16th Raleigh, NC "Quartet Lives On"
and you should sign your quilt block too, We'll bring a quilt block or mail a quilt block and pen to you for your personal signature. Click on the link below for more information.
To sign quilt, send your name and email address by clicking on button above.^ or call 919 217-2119 and leave your contact info.
E. Haywood, our Recording Secretary is a quilt master in her own right and has had quilts displayed in various shows. Below are photos of her work exhibited at The Fine Arts Center on the campus of North Carolina State University, Raleigh, NC. She is spearheading this project for "We CARE". Your signature can be on the first series Red & White Signature Quilt. We are requesting the signatures of pastors, singers, musicians, groups, promoters, media personalities and supporters to complete these Signature series quilts.
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E. Haywood, our Quilt master stands with one of her Exhibition Quilts entitled "Queens on a Journey"
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Quilt History Signature quilts were a 19th century fad. The trend began in the 1840's, continued in the 50's, faded then resurfaced in the 1890's. It started on the eastern seaboard, between New Jersey and Maryland, with popularity in Baltimore and Philadelphia, then north to New England and west to Ohio before going south to Virginia and the Carolinas. The earliest known quilts are from 1840's. Most of the early signature quilts were of the album or sampler variety. The single pattern version was seen about ten years later. These quilts were often inscribed with more than just signatures. Poems, bible verses and personal notes were all popular. |
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To sign the Signature Quilt more....Signature Quilt Information Email: Name and Phone number by using the mail button below
Who will have the most fans on the Signature Quilt? Vote Here!
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