Exhibition Year Archives
Cassandy
SallybobDiana Burrows
Jezebel and her SunflowersVirginia Cruz Carlson
Hand dyed and commercial fabrics, machine embroidered, machine quilted and hand beaded. The petals on the beaded sunflowers were cut out one at a time and hand dyed by the artist. The background fabric was hand dyed, by I believe Robbi Ecklow. It has “mellowed” in my stash for so long, I can’t remember anyContinue reading “Jezebel and her Sunflowers
Virginia Cruz Carlson
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Season of SingingVirginia Cruz Carlson
Machine & hand fabric manipulation, including yarns; machine quilted & hand beaded. I ran across a writing that touched me deeply – it did not indicate who the author was…not even anonymous. “Flowers appear on the earth; the season of singing has come, the cooing of doves is heard in our land.” I had toContinue reading “Season of Singing
Virginia Cruz Carlson
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Complexity—Life on Many LevelsVirginia Cruz Carlson
Commercial fabrics raw edge appliqué, couching yarns, metallic threads; and miscellaneous objects. This piece was the epitome of “when life hands you scraps, make a quilt.” Even the frog button I used is a bit less than perfect, but then do we always get “perfect” scraps from life? Yet, you can see that each bitContinue reading “Complexity—Life on Many Levels
Virginia Cruz Carlson
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The Valleys of Ups and DownsVirginia Cruz Carlson
Commercial fabrics, batik & hand dyed velvet by the artist. Machine quilted & appliquéd, couched yarn for bottom side of binding & hand beading. This was my first thought of how life gives you “Ups and Downs” and how fantastic the process seems when you are on the Up side!
StormVirginia Cruz Carlson
Commercial fabrics, fabric paint embellishment. Machine appliquéd, couched yarn, ribbon & hand beading. Coming home from work on a warm day, I saw a storm approaching as I was nearing my home. I was in awe of how ominous it looked and how it made me feel. I wanted to express that with motion ofContinue reading “Storm
Virginia Cruz Carlson
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Pretty Maids All in a RowSabrina Cassidy
Origami folded fabric, pieced, quilted and embellished with crystals. Each flower is folded individually then pieced into the quilt. Crystals add the final touch to this Origami Quilt.
VivianSabrina Cassidy
Metal smithing, resin, ribbon work. Materials – silver, copper, raku and mixed media. “Vivian” combines my love of metal with fiber. She was fabricated and assembled by hand. I’ve used metal smithing and forming, ribbonwork and resin in her creation.
WinifredSabrina Cassidy
Metal smithing, resin, ribbon work. Materials – silver, copper, raku, mixed media. “Winifred” combines my love of metal with fiber. She was fabricated and assembled by hand. I have used metal smithing and forming, ribbon work and resin in her creation.
SunflowersSabrina Cassidy
Pieced, appliquéd, dimensional appliqué & embellished. This quilt was made with dimensional two sided appliqué flowers to give it great depth and texture.
Tropical CruisingGeorgia Cibul
Machine pieced. Machine quilted by Debbie Bookman. This quilt was made on my 1st quilting cruise last February. We sailed to the Mexican Riviera and had classes on the days at sea. It was a truly great trip.
Gold & Silver SparkleRita Clarke
Beading using a spiral pattern. This spiral necklace using gold and silver bugle beads and pearly seed beads was my first major beading project.
How Does Your Garden Grow?Judy Colpack
Hand dyed fabrics, raw edge fused, stamped with bronze paint, tulle overlay. Class project with Jane Sassaman.
Stepping StonesJudy Colpack
Hand dyed fabrics, raw edge fused, stamped with bronze paint, tulle overlay. Class project with Patty Hawkins.
Piscine ConfluenceDonna Cook
Machine pieced and quilted. Contains commercial cottons and some of my own hand dyed fabrics. A dear friend, Linda Jackson, and I saw Joen Wolfrom’s quilt, Sashay Around the Block, hanging in a trunk show. We liked it and purchased the pattern. We each made a quilt using it as a starting point to creatingContinue reading “Piscine Confluence
Donna Cook
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No. 6Donna Cook
Machine pieced and quilted. This is an original design by Donna. It is inspired by the drawings of Hajime Ouchi in his book Japanese Optical and Geometrical Art. The piece has a wool batting.
Friendship FlowersDonna Cook
Stenciling, machine piecing and quilting. This quilt is the result of a guild exchange in Denver, Colorado, in 1997. Twelve members of Never Enough Quilts each made twelve identical stencil blocks and exchanged them with the other members. Each member set their quilt blocks differently, using the floral fabric given to them along with theContinue reading “Friendship Flowers
Donna Cook
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