Anna Sławińska

Anna Slawinska - a quilter and a teacher. A trained engineer. She was the owner of marketing agency before she retired. She is the owner of the first School of Patchwork in Poland. Her school was founded in 2013. One of the founders of the Polish Patchwork Association..

She has led over 200 quilt courses and trained over 400 students, some of them took part in 20 different trainings. The best Polish quilters are also teaching in the School of Patchwork.

She has been quilting for over 35 years. She has taken part in 15 individual and even more collective exhibitions at home and abroad. Her quilts took first place in quilting contents organized by Strima (2011) and Lucznik (2013). In August 2016 her quilt "Trifid Nebula" was exposed during the biggest quilting exhibition in Europe in Birmingham in the category of Fine Art Quilt Masters. Her favourite quilting trend is "artistic trend", and her favourite techniques are "confetti" and "stitch and slash". Using these techniques she is"painting" her quilts using fabrics. She likes to experiment with fabrics. She is also fascinated by recycling art. She has created her authors technique called "laciaki" ("patches"). This is her way of giving a new life to old clothes.

She has been learning to paint since 2011. She has always liked to sew copies of paintings created by famous painters: Paul Klee, Mark Rothko, Ton Schulten and Jerzy Nowosielski. She has also started to sew her paintings hanging them into quilts.