Ornamental Obsession
Note the intricate quilting on Lynda's piece which replicates the swirls on the deck of vintage cards used as inspiration. |
"Ornamental Sunrise"
17" x 23" by Pat Gillings Pat has been collecting sari ribbons for some time and decided to use them in this spectacular landscape. The surface of the quilt was completed entirely by hand. Materials included not only the sari ribbons but trim, beads, and a yellow druzy cabochon which make its appearance as the sun. |
Rhythms of Life
"Waves" 29" x 27" by Joan Dyer Joan used all hand-dyed and discharged fabric in this innovative quilt. She inserted curvy, skinny lines into the 20 blocks, creating a feeling of rhythmic waves. |
"Sailing Under the Golden Gate Bridge" 55" x 34" by Maria Billings Maria created this stunning three dimensional depiction of a sailboat and the Golden Gate bridge from painted whole cloth appliquéd and embellished with various yarns of cotton, silk and lurex. She writes "Our human life has its rhythm with calmer and more active periods - so does water." For more information, check out www.MariaBillings.com/blog |
Storms
"Fallen Giant"
35" x 35"
by Darlynn Evans
Darlynn writes, "Fifteen years ago, I was walking through the redwoods and saw a 'giant' that had fallen. I was struck by its beauty and wanted to one day recreate it in a quilt." She used hand-dyed cheese cloth and fabric using a tiled background to create this eye-catching quilt.
"Fallen Giant"
35" x 35"
by Darlynn Evans
Darlynn writes, "Fifteen years ago, I was walking through the redwoods and saw a 'giant' that had fallen. I was struck by its beauty and wanted to one day recreate it in a quilt." She used hand-dyed cheese cloth and fabric using a tiled background to create this eye-catching quilt.
35" x 35"
by Darlynn Evans
Darlynn writes, "Fifteen years ago, I was walking through the redwoods and saw a 'giant' that had fallen. I was struck by its beauty and wanted to one day recreate it in a quilt." She used hand-dyed cheese cloth and fabric using a tiled background to create this eye-catching quilt.
A Long, Long Time Ago
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