Upcoming Dates:

• December 2008 - One of a Kind Christmas Show and Sale (artist exhibitor )
• May 2009 - Haliburton School of the Arts (teaching )

October 2008 - Oakville Quilters Guild
Many thanks to the +75 members of Oakville's quilters guild for hosting Valerie's trunk show. Members kept Valerie on her toes as she reminisce about accidentally vacuuming up her scrap pile, and spoke of the challenge of making colours co-operate together.

April 2008 - Rainbow Country Quilters Guild
The Rainbow Country Quilters is a quilters’ guild comprised of members from the Niagara area who share their quilting experience and knowledge, and in general just have a good time sharing their love of quilting. Valerie spoke at the guild about her influences and quilting style.

Many thanks to Linda and Tia for their helping hands.

PageQuilts is pleased to announce its participation in the 2008 One of A Kind Spring Show, kicking off this March 20th and running until March 24th. The One of A Kind: Spring Show and Sale is held in Toronto at the Direct Energy Center, Exhibition Place. Over 400 talented artisans and designers from across Canada will be gathered along with PageQuilts, located in Booth #N22 for the full five days of this benchmark arts & crafts show.

Artist Valerie Page, of PageQuilts.com, will be showing a new collection of spring quilts for the home, cottage or kid in your life, along with stunning wall hangings and fantastic pillows. PageQuilts will have quilts of all sizes and colours on display; from peaceful and strong, meditative and nurturing, to vivid and compelling.

Says Valerie, "quilts for me are the perfect method of supplying endless exercises in form, colour and texture." Whether we live with quilts on a condo wall, or drape them across a baby's crib, modern quilts are more than the sum of their fabrics. PageQuilts creations celebrate the warmth and vibrancy of life, like no other quilted art work. Artist Valerie Page challenges the traditional expectations of her art form, and brings with her an alluring vibrancy that is easy to appreciate in a world too often dulled by beige and uniformity.

Brimming with new fashion districts, and inspiring fine art, the One of a Kind Spring Show and Sale makes for a lively personal shopping experience that is not to be missed. With a proud focus on home grown talent, One of a Kind's Spring Show brings together a vast selection of creative talent and on-site perks. Quality, and creativity have made it the destination shopping event since 1979.

About One of A Kind
The One of a Kind Show Spring Sale one of Canada's largest arts and crafts shows, held every year in the Direct Energy Center (formerly National Trade Centre) at Exhibition Place Toronto. An estimated 50,000 visitors will attend over five days, March 28 - April 1 2007. You are invited to attend this one of a kind event and dive head first into a creative pool of exceptionally talented artisans. Admission to children is free. Adults $12.

PageQuilts Exhibition Booth: #N22
Where: Direct Energy Center, Exhibition Place (CNE Grounds), Toronto Canada
Directions to the show via Google Maps
When: March 20 - March 24, 2008
More Info: One of a Kind Spring Show (www.oneofakindshow.com)

Just Hung. Mercury Espresso Bar - East Queen East

Fireworks KaBOOM! is up at Mercury Espresso Bar and running until January 31st 2008. Come see where all the cool kids get their caffeine, bath in good tunes from the stereo and gaze at Valerie's art between sips.

Bonus points for decoding the secret message in the QR code.
Mercury is open 9AM-9PM M-S and located at 915 Queen St. E., in the Leslieville district of Toronto.

Tip: The ginger cookies are epic. Mercury's latte's are way better than Starbucks or Second Cup. Matt the owner, is an award winning Barista and actually cares about flavour and taste. Legend has it that he samples up to a dozen shots of Espresso a day to ensure quality.

One of A Kind Christmas Show Thursday Nov. 22 to Sunday Dec. 2, 2007 Direct Energy Centre, Exhibition Place, Toronto Weekdays 11am - 10pm Saturday 10am - 9pm Sunday 10am - 6pm Booth X22 www.oneofakindshow.com

PageQuilts is pleased to announce its participation in the One of A Kind Christmas Show, kicking off this November 22nd and running til December 2nd, 2007.

The One of A Kind Christmas Show and Sale is held in Toronto at the Direct Energy Center, Exhibition Place where over 600 talented artisans and designers from across Canada will gather. PageQuilts is located at Booth #X22 for all ten days of this high calibre arts exhibition. Artist Valerie Page, of PageQuilts.com, will be showing a new collection of her bespoke bed quilts, stunning wall hangings, fibonacci inspired designs, baby quilts for tykes, and designer pillows for a couch near you!

This is your last chance to feel the fabrics, scrutinize the stitching, fluff the pillow, test wrap a baby Quilt, or see a handmade right-in-the-Leslieville-area-of-Toronto quilt in person. In addition to her colourful bespoke quilts, Valerie will be introducing a new line of wall hangings to bring a little warmth into your life on those gloomy grey winter days.

Says Valerie, "quilt season begins when the first crimson leaf hits the ground, and a chill in the air keeps you under the covers a little longer each morning. Whether you hang a quilt on the wall to appreciate it's colour and texture, or snug baby in for the night with a quilt, it's a very intimate relationship. Every quilt I make is different, a vignette of a spring garden, a memory of old bricks and windows from King St., or an ode to the warmth and vibrancy of life."

Quilt Season Begins Under the Covers

Valerie's hand made quilts are conceived and created in her Leslieville area studio in the East end of Toronto. Leslieville is a vibrant neighbourhood anchored in a flourishing arts scene, and killer coffee spot called Mercury. Once you see a Valerie Page quilt in person, you fully understand the alluring vibrancy they possess. Such bespoke quilts offer respite from the dull mass produced garments sold by big box retailers from overseas factories.

Brimming with new artists, the One of a Kind Christmas Show and Sale is a yearly event with that's not to be missed. With a proud focus on home grown talent, One of a Kind brings together a diverse selection of creative talent and on-site child-friendly perks. Quality, and creativity have made it the destination shopping event since 1979. PageQuilts looks forward to seeing you there!

About One of A Kind

The One of a Kind Show Christmas Show is one of Canada's largest and longest running arts and crafts shows, held every year in the Direct Energy Center (formerly National Trade Centre) at Exhibition Place Toronto. An estimated 50,000 visitors will attend over ten days, November 22 - December 2 2007. You are invited to attend this one of a kind event and dive head first into a creative pool of exceptionally talented artisans. Admission to children is free. Adults $12.

PageQuilts Exhibition Booth: #X22
Where: Direct Energy Center, Exhibition Place (CNE Grounds), Toronto Canada
Directions to the show via Google Maps
When: Thursday November. 22 - Sunday December 2, 2007
More Info: One of a Kind Christmas Show (www.oneofakindshow.com)

One of A Kind Spring Show March 28 - April 1, 2007 Direct Energy Centre, Exhibition Place, Toronto Wed. to Friday 11am - 10pm Saturday 10am - 9pm Sunday 10am - 6pm www.oneofakindshow.com

PageQuilts is pleased to announce its participation in the 2007 One of A Kind Spring Show, kicking off this March 28th and running until April 1st.

The One of A Kind: Spring Show and Sale is held in Toronto at the Direct Energy Center, Exhibition Place. Over 450 talented artisans and designers from across Canada will be gathered along with PageQuilts, located in Booth #L34 for the full five days of this benchmark arts & crafts show. Artist Valerie Page, of PageQuilts.com, will be showing a collection of cottage and kid friendly quilts, along with stunning wall hangings and fantastic quilted fibonacci pillows.

In addition to her colourful modern country chic handmade quilts, Valerie will be introducing a new line of cottage quilts in her trademark palate of colours. PageQuilts will have quilts of all sizes and colours on display; from peaceful and strong, meditative and nurturing, to vivid and compelling.

Says Valerie, "quilts for me are the perfect method of supplying endless exercises in form, colour and texture." Whether we live with quilts on a condo wall, or drape them across a baby's crib, modern quilts are more than the sum of their fabrics. PageQuilts creations celebrate the warmth and vibrancy of life, like no other quilted art work.

Live With Quilts!
Meet The New Country Chic Head On!

Artist Valerie Page challenges the traditional expectations of her art form, and brings with her an alluring vibrancy that is easy to appreciate in a world too often dulled by beige and uniformity. It's not surprising then, that The Toronto Star featured Valerie's quilts in a recent article on Condo Living.

Brimming with new fashion districts, and inspiring fine art, the One of a Kind Spring Show and Sale makes for a lively personal shopping experience that is not to be missed. With a proud focus on home grown talent, One of a Kind's Spring Show brings together a vast selection of creative talent and on-site perks. Quality, and creativity have made it the destination shopping event since 1979.

About One of A Kind

The One of a Kind Show Spring Sale one of Canada's largest arts and crafts shows, held every year in the Direct Energy Center (formerly National Trade Centre) at Exhibition Place Toronto. An estimated 50,000 visitors will attend over five days, March 28 - April 1 2007. You are invited to attend this one of a kind event and dive head first into a creative pool of exceptionally talented artisans. Admission to children is free. Adults $12.

PageQuilts Exhibition Booth: #L34
Where: Direct Energy Center, Exhibition Place (CNE Grounds), Toronto Canada
Directions to the show via Google Maps
When: March 28 - April 1, 2007
More Info: One of a Kind Spring Show (www.oneofakindshow.com)

Canadian Home and Country Show 2006 October 26 - 29, 2006 Automotive Building, Exhibition Place Toronto Thursday 6:30PM - 10PM (Gala Only) Friday 10AM - 9PM Saturday 10AM - 6PM Sunday 10AM - 5PM www.canadianhomeandcountryshow.com

PageQuilts is pleased to announce its participation in the 5th annual Canadian Home & Country Show, this October 26-29th.

This is Valerie's first year exhibiting at the Canadian Home & Country Show, which takes place at the Automotive Building, Exhibition Place Toronto. PageQuilts will exhibit in booth No. 320 on "Canadiana Road", which is highlighted on this map of the exhibition floor.

In addition to her colourfully modern country chic handmade quilts, Valerie will be introducing a new line of nursery quilts, in bright colours and delicate patterns, and a very limited series of pillows in her trademark palate of colours. PageQuilts will have quilts of all sizes and colours on display; from peaceful and strong, meditative and nurturing, to vivid and compelling.

Says Valerie, "quilts for me are the perfect method of supplying endless exercises in form, colour and texture." Whether displaying one of Valerie's quilts on a condo wall, or putting it to use on the bed or in baby's crib, her quilted artwork celebrates the vibrancy of life. Colour and form; the tools of re-invention, are well used to re-interpret how fabrics come together and coexist in relation to their surroundings. Valerie's quilts do this like no other.

Valerie's quilts challenge the traditional expectations of her art form, and bring with them an alluring vibrancy that is easy to appreciate in a world dulled by uniformity and many shades of beige. It' is not surprising then, that the editor's of Canadian Home & Country magazine have asked Valerie to showcase her quilted artwork in this years' model home - always the hallmark in trend setting interior design and decorating ideas.

Benefiting the Canadian Cancer Society in support of breast cancer research, Valerie will be donating a one of kind handmade quilt specifically for this worthy cause, which will go up on the auction block during the opening night Gala festivities. T

he Canadian Home & Country Show Gala takes place Thursday October 26th, from 6:30-10PM, and tickets are available here, while they last. Don't miss it!

The Canadian Home & Country Show is one of Canada's largest design and decorating shows, held every year in the historical Automotive Building at Exhibition Place Toronto. An estimated 35,000 visitors will attend the exhibition over four days, October 26-29 2006. You are invited to visit this once-a-year event and explore a wonderfully varied selection of decorating ideas, antique, handcrafted objects, fine foods and fine furniture.

Most of all, you will see first hand how Valerie's quilted artworks prove that colour is a beautiful thing.

Exhibition Booth - #320
Canadian Home & Country Show: www.canadianhomeandcountryshow.com
Google Maps directions to the Automotive Building, Exhibition Place (CNE Grounds)

Toronto Outdoor Art Exhibition 2006 July 7, 8, 9, 2006 Nathan Phillips Square Friday 10AM - 8PM Saturday 10AM - 7PM Sunday 10AM - 6PM www.torontooutdoorart.org

Valerie's quilts challenge the traditional expectations of her art form, and bring with them an alluring vibrancy that is easy to appreciate in a world dulled by uniformity and many shades of beige.

Beginning her artistic career in the 1970s, Valerie is pleased to announce that her quilted artworks have been accepted for inclusion in the 45th annual Toronto Outdoor Art Exhibition.

The Toronto Outdoor Art Exhibition is Canada's largest outdoor art show, and is held every year in the iconic Nathan Phillips Square of Toronto City Hall. An estimated 100,000 visitors will attend the exhibition over three days, July 7-9 2006. On display will be art work by established artists, undiscovered talents and innovative students.

This is Valerie's first year participating in the Toronto Outdoor Art Exhibition, which is a juried show. She will exhibit in booth No. 235 of the Purple section (south west corner of Nathan Phillips sq.).

Says Valerie, "quilts for me are the perfect method of supplying endless exercises in form, colour and texture." Whether displaying one of Valerie's quilts on a condo wall, or putting it to use on the bed or in a crib, her quilted artwork celebrates the vibrancy of life. Colour and form; the tools of re-invention, are well used to re-interpret how fabrics come together and coexist in relation to their surroundings. Valerie's quilts do this like no other.

Valerie will be displaying her quilted artwork July 7-9, 2006, at Nathan Phillips Square as part of the Toronto Outdoor Art Exhibition. You are invited to visit this once-a-year outdoor event and explore a wonderful collection of talented artists, and see first hand how Valerie's quilted artworks prove that colour is a beautiful thing.