2021 SHOW DATES
Friday May 20, 2022 9-5
Saturday May 21, 2022 9-5
Sunday May 22, 2022 10-4
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SHOW ADDRESS
Gordon Field House
RIT Campus
1 Lomb Memorial Drive
Rochester, NY
Genesee Valley QuiltFest - Genesee Valley Quilt Club, Copyright 2020
Quilt Appraisals for Newly Made or Antique Quilts
by Eugenia Barnes
Appraiser certified by AQS, one of the first five certified nationally.
About Quilt Appraisals
Quilts
are
a
labor
of
time
and
love,
and
worth
more
than
the
fabrics
in
it.
If
lost,
stolen,
or
destroyed,
the
insurance
company
may only give the cost of a blanket. Document the true value of your quilt, newly made or antique, with an appraisal.
How To Have Your Quilt Appraised at Genesee Valley QuiltFest
Eugenia Barnes will be available May 20-21, 2022, 11am - 4pm by appointment to appraise quilts either brought to her or quilts entered and hanging in the show. Each appraisal takes about 20 minutes. Walk-ins are welcome if schedule allows. Genie encourages customers to come with as much information they know about the quilt that they wish to have appraised. Information that would be helpful might include: maker, approximate date, pattern name, quilt name (if any), where it was made, type of batting, cost of materials in the quilt (If known), cost of quilting (if professionally quilted), etc. There is no need for a pre-appraisal form. • Appointments may be scheduled: o Friday, May 20, 2022 11 AM - 4 PM o Saturday, May 21, 2022 11 AM - 4 PM • Cost: $50 per quilt • Payment: Check payable to Eugenia Barnes Appraisal Appointment Registration Form will be available April 1, 2022 on this page.
Eugenia
is
noted
for
her
traditional
and
innovative
piece
work,
for
her
ability
to
aid
students
with
problem
solving, her hand skills and designs, as well as her sense of humor.
About Eugenia Barnes:
•
Has been a quilt maker since the early 1960’s.
•
Founded the first quilt guild in central New York and has been involved in development of many other guilds.
•
Appraiser certified by AQS, one of the first five certified nationally.
•
Served
on
the
Certification
Committee
for
eleven
years
helping
to
design
the
Code
of
Ethics,
Policies
and
Procedures, Standard Form and taught the Appraiser Training Course.
•
She
is
often
credited
in
technical
books
as
a
teacher
and
mentor
and
is
recognized
for
her
knowledge
of
techniques, design, special relationship, color, as well as the overall view of a quilt of any style.
•
Listed in “Who’s Who In American Quilting.”
•
National and international teacher, lecturer, and judge since 1978.
Genesee Valley QuiltFest - Genesee Valley
Quilt Club, Copyright 2020
Quilt Appraisals for Newly
Made or Antique Quilts
by Eugenia Barnes
Appraiser certified by AQS, one of the
first five certified nationally.
About Quilt Appraisals
Quilts are a labor of time and love, and
worth more than the fabrics in it. If lost,
stolen, or destroyed, the insurance
company may only give the cost of a
blanket. Document the true value of your
quilt, newly made or antique, with an
appraisal.
How To Have Your Quilt Appraised at
Genesee Valley QuiltFest
Eugenia Barnes will be available May 20-21, 2022, 11am - 4pm by appointment to appraise quilts either brought to her or quilts entered and hanging in the show. Each appraisal takes about 20 minutes. Walk-ins are welcome if schedule allows. Genie encourages customers to come with as much information they know about the quilt that they wish to have appraised. Information that would be helpful might include: maker, approximate date, pattern name, quilt name (if any), where it was made, type of batting, cost of materials in the quilt (If known), cost of quilting (if professionally quilted), etc. There is no need for a pre-appraisal form. • Appointments may be scheduled: o Friday, May 20, 2022 11 AM - 4 PM o Saturday, May 21, 2022 11 AM - 4 PM • Cost: $50 per quilt • Payment: Check payable to Eugenia Barnes Appraisal Appointment Registration Form will be available April 1, 2022 on this page.
Eugenia is noted for her traditional and
innovative piece work, for her ability to aid
students with problem solving, her hand
skills and designs, as well as her sense of
humor.
About Eugenia Barnes:
•
Has been a quilt maker since the early
1960’s.
•
Founded the first quilt guild in central New
York and has been involved in development of
many other guilds.
•
Appraiser certified by AQS, one of the first
five certified nationally.
•
Served on the Certification Committee for
eleven years helping to design the Code of
Ethics, Policies and Procedures, Standard
Form and taught the Appraiser Training
Course.
•
She is often credited in technical books as a
teacher and mentor and is recognized for her
knowledge of techniques, design, special
relationship, color, as well as the overall view
of a quilt of any style.
•
Listed in “Who’s Who In American Quilting.”
•
National and international teacher, lecturer,
and judge since 1978.
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