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LORELAI KUECKER is a 17-year-old quilter turned quilted couture fashion designer from Concordia, Missouri. While most te...
08/25/2026

LORELAI KUECKER is a 17-year-old quilter turned quilted couture fashion designer from Concordia, Missouri. While most teens were focused on prom and pre algebra, Lorelai was analyzing social media patterns and fashion trends to break down the stereotype of quilting and ignite a fire of excitement for her truly unique fashion perspective. By elevating the art of quilting, she has bridged the gap between generations and opened the door to an entirely new audience.

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MONICA JOHNSON lives in Plainfield, Indiana. Her art is inspired by traveling to fantastic places like Barcelona, the Sw...
08/05/2026

MONICA JOHNSON lives in Plainfield, Indiana. Her art is inspired by traveling to fantastic places like Barcelona, the Swiss Alps, and the American Southwest. Her work reflects her love for nature in the choices of color, material, texture, and design. She has worked with Etsy and Joseph Altuzarra on a collection of leather crocheted stones. That project inspired her to push this idea further, resulting in quilted leather stones.

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Gabriella D’Italia is an interdisciplinary fine artist, Master Gardener, and writer who believes that our true stories l...
08/01/2026

Gabriella D’Italia is an interdisciplinary fine artist, Master Gardener, and writer who believes that our true stories lie at the horizon between spirit and body, vision and the material world. Gabriella’s work explores home, nature, female identity, and the contributions of these environments to our human wisdom and sustenance. She explores these themes in Getting Dressed In The Dark: An Artist’s Way Home, her artist’s memoir that traces a path home after personal crisis.

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ELIZABETH BARLOWIn the Winter 2023 issue of Where Women Create, we stepped inside Elizabeth’s California studio, tucked ...
07/30/2026

ELIZABETH BARLOW
In the Winter 2023 issue of Where Women Create, we stepped inside Elizabeth’s California studio, tucked within the walls of a historical church. We return now to see how her passion for painting flowers continues to bloom and evolve.

“Whenever you are creating beauty around you, you are restoring your own soul.” —ALICE WALKER

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GRETA MIKKELSEN is a lifelong California girl who relocated to Jacksonville, Oregon, where she embraced her inner artist...
07/27/2026

GRETA MIKKELSEN is a lifelong California girl who relocated to Jacksonville, Oregon, where she embraced her inner artist and now makes quilted art with antique to***co silks. She’s had several solo shows at museums across the country and has produced a book of her work, To***co Silks Reimagined. The silks transport her to a time 100 years ago, when women collected and sewed these tiny treasures into decorative quilts and other items, and it brings her joy to reimagine them today as art for a new audience.

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Portland, Oregon-based textile artist Lori Mason returns to the pages of What Women Create with a story that beautifully...
07/14/2026

Portland, Oregon-based textile artist Lori Mason returns to the pages of What Women Create with a story that beautifully illustrates the lasting connections creative work can spark. First featured in the Winter 2021 issue for her memorial quilts, Mason reflects on an unexpected full circle moment when a reader who saved that article for years eventually commissioned a quilt to honor her late husband.

There is a steadiness that comes when someone is truly ready for this kind of project. Grief cannot be rushed. When we spoke, there was clarity alongside her sorrow. She expressed deep trust in me as an artist while also sharing thoughtful preferences about color and design. That combination of trust and participation made her an ideal collaborator. I believe our alignment stemmed, in part, from the fact that she had allowed the idea of a quilt like this to percolate in the back of her mind for several years.

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AGNES JACKIEWICZ, born in Poland, now living in Connecticut, creates abstract paintings that evolve through layers of co...
07/14/2026

AGNES JACKIEWICZ, born in Poland, now living in Connecticut, creates abstract paintings that evolve through layers of color, texture, and surface. Her work explores the quiet emotional complexity beneath what first appears simple.

““Look again,” my father always says softly, almost as if it needed no explanation.
He taught me to find beauty in ordinary things, to slow down, and to look beyond what is obvious: a crack in the wall, a passing shadow, or a worn surface softened by time. It could be the way two unexpected colors meet, the texture of different materials bonded together, like rust against concrete. These subtle lessons taught me a different kind of attention to detail and gave me an abundance of inspiration, long before I knew I would become an artist”. —AJ

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Rachael Reese is a Charleston-based fine artist and illustrator who celebrates fleeting moments at the table through vib...
07/12/2026

Rachael Reese is a Charleston-based fine artist and illustrator who celebrates fleeting moments at the table through vibrant color, light, and pattern. She loves working one- on-one with clients to create custom artwork that is individually tailored. Her art can be found in galleries, murals, and home decor, and has been featured on Magnolia Networks’ “Anything but Gray” and exhibited at the Affordable Art Fair in New York City.

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From fledgling illustrator in New York’s East Village in the 80s, to established figurative oil painter in Westport, Con...
07/11/2026

From fledgling illustrator in New York’s East Village in the 80s, to established figurative oil painter in Westport, Connecticut, SHERRI WOLFGANG’s artistic arc has always revolved around her studio as a place of inspiration and desperation, imagination and creative blocks, freedom and fear… but ultimately always a place of contentment, self-fulfillment, satisfaction, and joy. Channeling the Old Masters, her work blends the classical traditions of fine art with the challenges of today’s world.

"Back then, as now, my studio has always been a place of comfort—a place to create—and truly is a history of my creative self". -SW

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