Andie Johnson Sews“There are few, if any, awkward, preachy moments like in a lot of documentary films which, for me, means there was no obvious bias nor underlying objectives or crusade for the filmmakers.” Andie Johnson... read more
Sewcalgal
“…excellent documentary. My take away made me think: “Why didn’t anyone think of this previously…” SewCalGal...read more
Kathy Nida
“Hopefully it will get some play on some national TV (PBS, are you listening?), because it’s an interesting take on the exhibition side of the quilt world.” Kathy Nida...read more
Generation Q Magazine
“It’s an amazing, fascinating and very accurate look into our world, by a few outsiders–people who never made quilts before this. Jena and team capture the humor we have towards our addiction as well as the tension found when people try to define what makes a quilt a quilt.” Generation Q Magazine...read more
Valley Fiber Life
“It is informative, interesting, but what is most compelling is that it succeeds in capturing the essence of “quilting culture.”” Fiber Arts Magazine...read more
Bella Online
“This documentary bought home to me the sense that quilters are really all the same, regardless of the level that they are creating at. We all have doubts about our skills, our ability to translate an idea onto fabric and reservations about holding our work out in front of the world stage (or local community) for all to see.” BellaOnline...read more
Michigoose's gander ar quilts & life
“I enjoyed the film so much, that I purchased it to show to my guild and anyone else I could get to see it. Even my husband watched it a couple of weeks ago!” Lisa Quintana...read more
“As a viewer, you really do get a good idea of these three quiltmakers, their stories, purposes and techniques, as well as a sense of the wider quilt world, and how big shows like those in Houston and Paducah build stars. Although there is a sense of drama, ups and downs through the story, there was more humor than I expected in Stitched. I loved seeing Quilt Man, the Paducah guy wearing a patchwork cape and driving a Segway, scoot through the streets of Quilt City.” Meg Cox
“Original musical scores with lyrics celebrating quilt fanaticism will have you laughing and nodding your head in agreement about our fabric stash obsessions and other quilt habits,” Pokey Bolton.
