Friday, June 29, 2007

Friends in the Bee set to Launch in October on Goodlife TV - THE QUILTERS MAGAZINE SHOW

September 5, 2004 -- After nearly two years on the road, Jodie Davis and Sue Ann Taylor are ready to release Friends in the Bee nationally on Goodlife TV.

Imagine a show that takes 14 unsuspecting quilters, in period dresses, across the Oregon Trail in authentic covered wagons - the no frills way! Friends in the Bee travels from state to state experiencing the most fun and quirky things in the country and turns them into quilting projects at the end.

"Where else are you going to find a show that will take you to the Barkus Parade at Mardi Gras and the Outhouse Races in the Upper Peninsula Michigan in the same series? asks series producer Sue Ann Taylor.

"We have been lobstering in Maine, picked cotton in Louisiana, learned how to make pizza and pizza quilts in Flint, and visited the home of The Electric Quilt company in Bowling Green, Ohio - where high tech, meets high touch." added Taylor.

Jodie Davis is the author of 26 books on quilting and other arts and brings a sence of spirit and comraderie to the series.

"It has been a blast touring the country filming Friends in the Bee, and our hard work has paid off... we have already received four national television awards! commented Jodie.

"Our next story is a teary one... we are off to spend a few days with Jessica Porter, the 19 year old quilter who has taken on the task of making a quilt to honor each of the service men and women lost in Iraq and Afganistan. The quilts are a very warm remembrance of those who have made the ultimate sacrafice for our freedom, and we want to help in any way we can. Jessica's story will be one of the first episodes to air this fall." Taylor offered.

The half-hour weekly will begin airing on October 16 on Goodlife TV and is sponsored by notables within the quilting industry.

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Thursday, June 28, 2007

Heart of America Quilt Names Don L. Rondeau National Chief Security Advisor

August 14, 2004 -- HoAQ announced today, their addition of Mr. Don L. Rondeau as National Chief Security Advisor. Mr. Rondeau's addition to the Heart of America Quilt is a move of the Directors to secure locations and presence of the quilt in all its showing locations. His experience and knowledge made his addition to this organizational advancement a shoe in. This announcement comes on the skirt tales of the Heart of America Quilts announcement of the first NY Showing and heightened Security concerns.

"Mr. Rondeau is asset to the safety and function of the Heart of America Quilt." States Susan Morissette, President of Heart of America Quilt. "In an ever changing world his addition to the advisors of the Quilt is a sense of security for all those involved and all those that have taken part to created this lasting form of history"

"I am grateful for the opportunity to serve in this capacity" said Mr. Rondeau in a brief interview.

About Don L. Rondeau-
Mr. Don L. Rondeau is currently employed as the Director for a federally funded intelligence gathering program. Prior to his current appointment, Don was employed by the American Trucking Associations as Director of Claims and Security for the ATA Safety & Loss Prevention Management Council where he was charged with representing the interests of the transportation and trucking security professionals. In this capacity he routinely interacted with various county, state, and federal cargo theft and terrorism task forces as well as The Department of Homeland Security, FBI and state, county and municipal law enforcement agencies. Mr Rondeau serves on the Homeland security certification Board of directors for the American College of Forensic Examiners International and as the transportation security advisor for the International Association of Counter terrorism for Security Professionals. Mr. Rondeau is also a proud veteran of the USCG And the former CEO of Rondeau & Smith Inc.

About the Heart of America Quilt-
The Heart of America Quilt began in the aftermath of the event of 9/11 as a small quilt from Maine. Started by the Morissette family on Sept.13 2001 to help the children of Maine heal and feel a sense of helpfulness to those that lost so much on 9/11. Within weeks of its conception, the Heart of America Quilt grew to nation level with panels from many other states. At present the Heart of America Quilt has involvement from all 50 of the United States with an addition of over 10 countries and this quilt in a form of a United States Flag is over one half acre in size when displayed in full form. From the small project it began as, it has grown to hold names of tens of thousands of people from across the world. For more information please visit www.heartofamericaquilt.com

Contact info- pr@heartofamericaquilt.com or 207-873-3573
Susan Morissette- hoaq@gwi.net


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Wednesday, June 27, 2007

Quilt Shop unveils new high speed web site. Over 400 quilting fabrics on-line from popular manufactures.

Loving Stitches Quit Shop in Stevensville, Michigan unveiled their new high speed web site this week www.LSQuiltshop.com

The web site offers over 400 cotton quilting fabrics on-line from the likes of such notable manufactures as Moda, Benartex, RJR, Micheal Miller, and South Sea Imports.

Holly Martin the shops owner decided it was time to enter the global sales arena. Her main concern was many of her customers have complained of slow load times on fabric web sites.
Her goal was to ensure a fast load time with a quality product, to give her customers what they had been longing for.

She also added a free message board forum where quilters can meet to talk about, quilt shows, clubs, ask for advice, and meet new friends.

Holly intends to keep the small town charm her quilt shop has been known for, just on a larger scale.

She invites anyone to contact her or to see the shop in person, where she has over 3,000 fabrics.

Loving Stitches Quilt Shop
7291 Red Arrow Hwy
Stevensville, Michigan 49127
(616)465-3795
www.LSQuiltshop.com


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Tuesday, June 26, 2007

AMERICAN QUILT COMPANY'S AMERICAN HEROES© QUILT CELEBRATES TIMELESS CHILDHOOD HEROES

For Immediate Release

AMERICAN QUILT COMPANY'S AMERICAN HEROES© QUILT CELEBRATES TIMELESS CHILDHOOD HEROES

Priced Under $75, The American Heroes© Quilt Is An Ideal Mother's Day Gift

New York, NY April, 2003 -- This Mother's Day give the new mom in your life an heirloom baby quilt that celebrates timeless childhood heroes. The American Heroes© Quilt is a crib-sized keepsake quilt that can be used as a baby's blanket, play mat, changing mat, stroller blanket or a wall decoration of a child's nursery. Featuring cuddly boy and girl teddy bears dressed as uniformed firefighters, police officers, doctors, nurses and members of the military, the American Heroes© Quilt commemorates everyday heroes who keep us safe and healthy and serve our communities and our country.

The American Heroes© Quilt is 100% cotton fabric with hand-appliqué teddy bear ‘heroes,' flags and stars on baby blue and white panels, or an alternate version with pink and white panels. The quilt measures 40" x 56," standard size for a crib or toddler bed, and is machine washable. Three small loops located discreetly on the top of the quilt enable it to become a wall adornment.

The American Heroes© Quilt can be purchased for Mother's Day at a special price - $74.95 plus shipping and handling - at The American Quilt Company web site (www.americanquiltcompany.com) or by calling 1-866-4-A-QUILT (427-8458).

As a special bonus for Mother's Day, The American Quilt Company is offering free personalization of your child's or hero's name and special date on the quilt, in block or script letters with white stitching across the top and bottom. Customers must order by May 1st in order to take advantage of this free personalization. Rush delivery is available at an additional shipping and handling charge.

Designed by American Quilt Company president and owner Lisa-jane Statton, the American Heroes© Quilt is a beautiful keepsake quilt created with the child in mind. "For decades, children have grown up with dreams of becoming an everyday hero – police officers, firefighters, doctors, nurses, members of the military. The American Heroes© Quilt acknowledges the important work that these individuals take on every day."

About the American Quilt Company
The American Quilt Company Ltd. was borne out of a passion for quilts that president Lisa-jane Statton developed during her travels in the southeastern United States. Based in New York City, with an office in London, The American Quilt Company Ltd. offers exclusive quilt designs including the American Heroes© Quilt on its web site, www.americanquiltcompany.com. Committed to providing excellent service and the highest quality quilts, The American Quilt Company Ltd. supports causes that help our children and communities through a relationship with Covenant House and donations to other New York City non-profit organizations. Please visit The American Quilt Company Ltd. online at americanquiltcompany.com.


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