The Quilting Page

11/13/2025

the Quilting Page will be closed November 27 -30 for the Thanksgiving Holiday.

08/14/2025

The Quilting Page will be closed starting:
Thursday, August 28th through Monday, September 1st.

We will be open again starting on Tuesday, September 2nd.

07/25/2025

Looking forward to teaching again with Gammill. Hope to see some old friends and meet some new ones. Please join us in Des Moines in September.

07/02/2025

Happy Forth of July!

Quilting Page will be closed this weekend.

06/06/2025

Dee Legvold Celebration of Life, Sunday, June 22nd.

05/13/2025

I had so much fun doing an interview with Andrew and Bobby for Gammill Quilting Business Success.

Check it out here.

Here is the link

Page Johnson is an award-winning longarm quilter and educator based in Minnesota, known for her expertise in both free-motion and computerized quilting with ...

05/12/2025

I had a request for a video I did back in 2013. It took me awhile to find it but here it is. I am doing a zoom class for a Texas Statler Guild guild in June. This video cam out of moth balls for them.

03/07/2025

Does anyone recognize this wall applique quilt. It was done by Dee Legvold. I am trying to finish it after her death. Any info would be appreciated. I know she liked blocks of the month. Wondering if this was one. Thanks for your help.

03/05/2025

Snow day!!! I have been stuck. Waiting for AAA. Sorry shop is closed till I get out of the snowdrift.

12/05/2024

It is with a heavy heart inform you of the passing of an outstanding woman and a valuable part of the Quilting Page “Village.”
Deborah “Dee” Harrington Legvold of Apple Valley passed away Dec. 1, 2024, at the age of 73. Preceded in death by parents, a sister, and a brother. She is survived by a spouse of 51 years, Steve, brother, Robert Scott Harrington with spouse Jody, and sons, Eric and Brian Legvold. Dee was a Peace Corps Volunteer. Which is how she met Steve.
She employed her dietary B.S. degree and Master of Public Health in hospital and nursing home food service management and education. She did consulting work in many health facilities around the country. Dee took pride in mentoring colleagues, encouraging them to embrace challenges and strive for personal and professional growth.
Prior to and since her 2016 retirement she dedicated her energy to the art of quilting. She has been part of several award-winning quilts.
Dee developed friendships through quilting. She felt strongly that we should give back to our community by providing a way for quilting to bring people together and empower the energy quilts give. Not only to the recipients but the makers of the quilts. Working with other quilters to create quilts for donation to charities has been Dee’s passion for the past several years.
We at the Quilting Page will continue to promote the work that was so important to her by making and donating quilts to those who need them.
Per Dee’s wishes there will be no formal memorial services. We will be having a Celebration of life party in June in Dee's backyard.

In lieu of flowers, she requested that donations be made to The Quilting Page to help purchase supplies to produce quilts donated to local youth aging out of foster care, to individuals experiencing homelessness and to children by way of "Sleep In Heavenly Peace". All of Dee's sewing items including the "fabric store" in the basement will be used in the construction of donation quilts.

I will miss her.
Page Johnson

11/08/2024