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“None of us should be buttonholed and limited. I want to promote positive images, but allow myself the grace of creating work that speaks to my spirit,” said Valerie White, who creates quilts like a chef—improvising color, composition, and techniques until she finds the best combination.
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Valerie White was an actress who appeared in films, TV shows and stage plays. She was born in Simonstown, Cape Colony, South Africa and died in London, England, UK. See her biography, credits, photos and trivia on IMDb.
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- Simonstown, Cape Colony, South Africa
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- London, England, UK
- Storytelling Through Quilts with Valerie White
- At The Edge of Discovery
- The Legacy Appears
- How Will You Stitch Your Story?
This is the story of Juliette Miles and the quilt I made in her honor. When the fabric for this quilt was hand-dyed, I had no idea it would become the catalyst for bringing people together in a way that would forever change them and me. Quilts are unique in that way. Creating this work was different from the very beginning. I wanted to learn to dye...
The story of Juliette Miles is a rarely documented account of an African American woman’s efforts to free her children from the oppression and perils of slavery. In 1851, John Gregg Fee purchased Juliette from his father, intending to release her from bondage immediately. (The spelling of her name is based upon research from his autobiography.) Som...
While attending a quilt show in Williamsburg, Virginia, I shared a seat at a lunch table with an amiable lady. We chatted comfortably and before I knew it, I shared the story of my discovery of Juliette Miles. This woman seemed riveted by the story. The more I talked, the more her face revealed something else. Her eyes were filling with tears and h...
So as you can clearly see, when it comes to storytelling through quilts, Valerie White knows exactly what she’s doing. Have you ever created a quilt that tells a story? Or perhaps you’ve seen a particularly moving design in a magazine or a quilt show? Whatever the case may be, we want to hear from you and see your favorite storytelling quilts! Shar...
- Kristine Lundblad
Valerie C. White is a storyteller and a multi-media artist who works with textiles, paint, dye, and markers. She creates art quilts that suggest new considerations for familiar objects and have been exhibited and awarded nationally.
Valerie White was a South African-born actress who appeared in films and theatre in the UK. She was born in 1915, married Albert Lieven, and died in 1975.
- December 26, 1915
- December 3, 1975
Valerie White was a South African-born British actress who appeared in many TV shows and movies from 1943 to 1975. She played various roles, such as Mrs. Forrest in Upstairs, Downstairs, Mrs. Coleman in Budgie, and Madame Dambreuse in 5 Travels with My Aunt.
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Valerie White was born on 26 December 1915 in Simonstown, Cape Colony, South Africa. She was an actress, known for The Halfway House (1944), Theatre Night (1957) and BBC Sunday-Night Theatre (1950). She was married to Albert Lieven. She died on 3 December 1975 in London, England, UK.
