Lawyers
in the Arts
SEWER AND QUILTER
Annie Cordo Annie Cordo is a Deput y At torney General at the Delaware Depar tment of Justice representing the Depar tment of Health and Social Ser vices and can be reached at Annie.Cordo@ delaware.gov.
Tell us about your day job. I am a Deputy
Attorney General with the Civil Division of the DOJ. I am in the Health Law Unit and I represent the Division of Medicaid and Medical Assistance, the Division of Management Services, and the Delaware Health Care Commission. How did you get into sewing and quilting?
I learned my love of sewing from my mom. She sewed dresses and costumes and clothing for me growing up and I learned how to sew from her. As I got older, I had friends who quilted, and I learned to quilt and sew bags. Now I try and get away a few weekends a year to have fun sewing weekends with friends. Do you feel like your artistic endeavors influence your legal career? And vice versa?
Both my job and sewing require attention to detail, so working on one is always good practice for the other. Sewing doesn't always go smoothly or perfectly and has shown me how to roll with things as they progress, which has been helpful with my work. Where do you find the inspiration to create?
Almost everything I make is for friends and family, so I get inspired by their lives and my own to make things that would make people happy. FIN D OU T MORE
Annie and her dog, Ruby.
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Where can readers find more of your work? You can find more of my sewing on Instagram: @goldendogbaking or https://www.instagram. com/goldendogbaking.
