Victoria Findlay Wolfe is an award winning artist and quilter whose designs balance traditional, modern, and art quilting styles. A farm girl raised in Minnesota; her influences are heavily based on her grandmother’s scrappy colorful double knit polyester quilts. Victoria considers her process as an artist/storyteller, incorporating memories of life, travels and nature in all that she does. She lives in NYC, and teaches and lectures on creativity and process. Her quilts have traveled the globe with notable exhibits in Japan, Australia & UK, and have been featured at museums across the country. Victoria won Best in Show at the first QuiltCon in 2013 with her quilt, Double Edged Love, the first quilt in a large series of double wedding ring quilts for which she is well-known. She was honored to be featured in the Craft in America: Quilts episode on PBS.
Victoria's online shop, vfwquilts.com, offers her own patterns, templates, quilt kits, courses, and community. She is an author of several quilting books, including 15 Minutes of Play, Double Wedding Rings: Traditions Made Modern, Modern Quilt Magic, Playing with Purpose, and The Quilting Experience.
