Where are they now?

I thought I would try to find out what all our former members are doing now. Some left quite early on to pursue their artistic endeavours elsewhere. Some stayed the first 2 years, and then moved on.

This is my summary, but if any of you former members want to write something personal about your art, or if anyone knows about the people I can't find at the moment, please update us.

It  was fun to share part of the Latitude journey with them.

I think we could easily identify Katie's work here. Katie Pigeon - https://www.canadianquilter.com/photo-gallery/trend-tex-quilters-challenge.php?year=2014

Meta is working with metal and electroplating fabric. Meta Heemskerk – www.metaheemskerk.com

Linden's detailed and careful work is being exhibited in Australia and with a travelling SAQA exhibition. Linden Lancaster -

www.lindenlancaster.com

Heidi is still mainly working with her yarns and fibres. Heidi Wulfraat -

thewoolworks.blogspot.com

Janice Stevens is exhibiting with SAQA.

Www.Janicestevensquilts.com

Gurli Gregersen has changed her focus to photography recently.

Gurligregersen.com

Judy Haas, I can't find any links to.

Pamela Priday is doing a lot of experimental dyeing with plants

https://craftyquilting.wordpress.com

Deborah Wirsu. Deborah had developed a weekly video tutorial in aspects of FMQ and thread sketching. This is a fabulous resource freely available.

Www.deborahwirsu.com

Amanda Sievers – not sure what she is up to or where. Margy and Nicole might know more than me.

Vivien Zepf – Vivien is working on curating and print making.

Sevenpinesdesigns.blogspot.com

Gabriele Bach is the contact for a German quilt group 

http://www.groebenzeller-quiltgruppe.de/., which also has a Fb page.

Sabine also, haven't heard about for a while.

Julia