Press Releases
- Another Occasion= Another Quilt (May 10, 2012)
- Groups Work Together To Make Quilts With Meaning and Memory (January 24, 2012)
- Memory Quilts Make A Meaningful Holiday (November 2, 2011)
- Selling Quilts On Ebay (July 23, 2011)
Latest News
- Louise has started a new gallery of her work on Flickr: http://www.flickr.com/photos/silkquilt/
- Louise is participating in the AAP gallery at the American Eagle Headquarters for the summer.
- Louise is working with Angel's Place staff to produce a community group quilt.
- Louise will be speaking at the Tompkins County Quilters Guild the last week of June.
- Louise now has a blog called Bubbe Wisdom for the Pittsburgh Jewish Chronicle. Check back often for regular entries.
- Louise is very honored to have a quilt accepted in the most important contemporary exhibition of our times, Quilt National 2011 opening in May.
From the Artist
My name is Louise Silk and I am an artist, writer, and quilter living and working from my loft in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. For over forty years, I have been creating art that combines aesthetics and functionality with meaning and memory for family, friends, individuals and organizations. My primary work is quilt-centered utilizing spiritual themes, photo transfers, recycled fabrics from old clothing, and embroidery. I share life lessons coupled with my quilting expertise through my writing and teaching, most currently with my book, The Quilting Path. Please let me know how my work can impact your life.
~ Louise
Blogs on Bubbe Wisdom
Want to know more about Louise? Check out her blogs on her website Bubbe Wisdom.
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The Quilting Path: A Guide to Spiritual Discovery through Fabric, Thread, and Kabbalah by Louise Silk is now available for purchase at SkyLight Paths.
Louise also maintains additional resources for the book online, including a forum in which you can discuss and share ideas from the book.
Embark on a multidimensional journey with Louise, acquiring and honing the skills necessary to engage in quilt making as a spiritual practice. Louise augments the information from her book The Quilting Path to guide students through original quilting projects that transform pieces of cloth into family heirlooms, each with its own history, memory and significance.

