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LE SOLEIL NEWSPAPER: Fabrique 1840: online showcase for Quebec craftspeople
"Another craftswoman whose work you can discover is Marilyne Bergevin-Armand, behind the company Le point visible, which creates modern quilts in the form of blankets, cushions, and pouches—“unique, minimalist, timeless pieces.”
MÉDIA SILO 57: Cloth masks: a beautiful selection of Quebec artisans on the Simons website
"The quilt artist who creates unique, colorful, and durable pieces also makes machine-washable fabric masks during the pandemic. On the Simons website, she has two masks for adults and a set of two masks for children ages 6 to 12. "
COUP DE POUCE MAGAZINE: Washable cloth masks from Quebec artisans available for sale on the Simons website
"The quilter who creates unique, colorful, and durable pieces also makes machine-washable fabric masks during the pandemic. On the Simons website, she has two masks for adults and a set of two masks for children aged 6 to 12.
CANTONS TÊTE-À-TÊTE PODCAST: Interview about Marilyn Armand’s personal journey from the Visible Point.
"A tête-à-tête with Marilyn, the passionate woman behind Point Visible, a small quilting business. She talks about her lockdown, her new projects, and the products she makes. "
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"Quilter Marilyn Armand of Le Point Visible is putting a contemporary twist on this traditional craft for one-of-a-kind blankets and accessories that bring as much joy as they do comfort. Designed in her Quebec workshop, each piece is made of upcycled materials – like the ends of fabric rolls – in collaboration with neighbouring textile businesses to produce as little waste as possible. Whether you go for a custom piece or test your skills with a DIY kit, the finished product is guaranteed to become a cherished heirloom."
TORONTO GUARDIAN NEWSPAPER: One-of-a-Kind Canadian-Made Mother’s Day Gift Ideas
"Baby Quiltmaking kit ($65). If you know of someone who’s having a baby soon this would be a very personal and cherished gift. Order up one of Marilyn Armand’s beautiful quilting kits (complete with instructions) to create a unique baby blanket keepsake. Several colour options available. Using ancestral quilting techniques and environmentally friendly materials, this artist brings the traditions of several generations of mothers with a modern touch. You can create it (hey, we have time on our hands) for the new mom or this kit also makes for a lovely gift for a new grandma to make."
MAGAZINE VOLUME RETAIL: Home Projects To Start During Isolation
"Le Point visible is high-quality, modern quilts that cradle your daily life. As a result, it’s perfect for everything from staying in bed and binge-watching or going out on a winter walk. Or even a spring picnic. So, if you’re home project is as simple as changing up the blankets and comforters around your home place an order [...]."
LA PRESSE NEWSPAPER: 100% Quebec-made gifts for the home
"Founder of Le Point visible, Marilyn B. Armand handcrafts quilts with a contemporary look using traditional techniques. Each design is unique, and customers can order their own pattern, size, and colors from the young woman’s extensive inventory of recycled fabrics.
MEDIA BARONMAG: Marilyn Armand, quilter and founder of Le point visible
"- Who are you and what is your background?I am Marilyn Armand, a quilter. [...] I differ greatly from our grandmother’s quilting while respecting traditional techniques. Each piece is unique and made sustainably in my workshop."
VOIX DE L'EST JOURNAL: Marilyn Bergevin-Armand: one piece of fabric at a time
"Marilyn Bergevin-Armand found her place amid a sea of thread and fabric in every color. In her quest for the essen...
LA VOIX DE L'EST NEWSPAPER: OSEntreprendre Challenge: seven winners on their way to the regional final
"Six months ago, Marilyn Bergevin-Armand founded Le point visible, a company specializing in eco-friendly, sustainable art quilting. For her, being selected for the “People’s Choice” award was a real surprise. She is more motivated than ever to invest her time in her business."