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Little did Pat know, that after a Bachelors degree in Music, a Masters degree from The Juilliard School in New York, a professional certificate as an Alexander Technique Teacher, and a long career playing clarinet in symphony orchestras, she’d end up as a quilter. She sneaked into quilting after creating hand-marbled fabric for quilters then, seeing an art quilt in the store that sold her fabric, Pat knew that she was hooked for good.<\/p>\n
Pat has been teaching, primarily in Winnipeg, (central Canada) as well as other cities in Canada, since 1998 and quilting since 1993. She has also taught online with Quilt University and is now teaching with the Academy of Quilting (www.academyofquilting.com<\/a>). Pat\u2019s designs and quilts have been featured in Ricky Tims’ book, “Kool Kaleidoscopes” (published by C&T), Sharon Pederson\u2019s “Rose of Sharon” DVD and “Block Book” (published by Martingale and Company) as well as “Quilters’ Newsletter” and “Quiltmakers” magazines. Pat\u2019s quilt, With Love and Peace won the Big Love Quilt challenge on The Quilt Show web site (www.thequiltshow.com<\/a>). She has been featured in a four-page interview in the June\/July 2015 issue of Quilters Newsletter.<\/p>\n Pat\u2019s patterns are published by Compositions in Cloth. Due to the discontinuation of some of the fluids necessary for fabric marbling, Pat no longer makes marbled fabric. However, that has not stopped her from experimenting with other methods of colouring fabric with dyes, paint sticks, fabric markers, felt markers and anything else she can get her hands on<\/p>\n Too small a font for your computer?<\/strong><\/p>\n If you are having trouble with the small font just press Ctrl with the + sign and you will zoom in. (Do Ctrl with the – sign to zoom out)<\/strong><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Pat Daniels Quilt Designer, Pattern Writer and Teacher,\u00a0Symphony Musician, \u00a0Alexander Technique Teacher\u00a0and\u00a0Quilting Fanatic which, of course, includes Stash Building Little did Pat know, that after a Bachelors degree in Music, a Masters degree from The Juilliard School in New York, a professional certificate as an Alexander Technique Teacher, and a long career playing clarinet in<\/p>\n