2014 This very large quilt was inspired by Jody Rusconi. She and her husband, Lee, visited Ventana Wildlife Preserve at Big Sur, CA. She mentioned the awesome sights they saw at a luncheon of the group. Everyone was so excited by the idea of these...
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Walking in the forest you might see wildlife if you are quiet enough. The peace that you feel is something that reminds you of the Creater of the beautiful world that surrounds us. This quilt was made for a special purpose. It will be touring...
A redwood scene was a natural subject for me, having lived in the redwoods most of my life. We attended a wedding in Richardson's Grove, it was a beautiful day and Gary took many pictures. As I searched for just the right one to do a quilt,...
This quilt was inspired by a photo taken by my husband, Gary. It's a view of McDonald Lake in Glacier National Park. Techniques: Painting, applique, thread embroidery. Heavily quilted. (see detail below) All wall quilts have a "sleeve" attached at the top back for easy hanging...
This quilt is made from vintage patchwork "Flowers" which are set in contemporary white muslin with reproduction prints in rows. I quilted it by machine, but with traditional quilting style in mind. It's one of my favorites.
2012 Our group: Fiber Art Friends has completed another fun project. The Story: One day we met (8 of us) for a dye day. We colored lots of fabric and each one brought jewelry from our collections. Some of it is left over from our...
This quilt was inspired by a photo of my grand-nieces. I decided to place them in a doorway of a victorian building I found in Ferndale Ca. Their little dog Timmy is also featured. I enjoyed the challenge of the many techniques I used to...
A finished quilt is always a happy occasion. I thought I'd share the process with you. It will take a couple of posts to get the stages in. This is a photo I took of my Granddaughter, as she comforted her little guy.
Gary and I took a trip to Washington and as we traveled back down the coast we stopped to photograph many lighthouses. What fun. I knew that I'd be wanting to make a quilt of them. It took awhile (smile). Each lighthouse "circle" was built...
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