Hand knitted and felted in washing machine. This piece was knit in a large circle. The body of the work before felting was 60″ x 31″.
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Felted Purse Red/Green
Orchid Study IStephanie Nordlin
Fused appliqué, free-motion quilted and thread painted. A photo was manipulated in Photoshop for color, printed and traced to make the appliqué pattern.
P CubedStephanie Nordlin
Fused appliqué, machine quilted and embroidered, hand beaded. Motifs are in Prime numbers, Primary colors and the background is Primordial.
Vera AnnKatie Ordover
Machine pieced & longarm quilted. I made this quilt for my cousin, Vera Ann, who was named after her dear great grandmother. It is based on the “Oops a Daisy” pattern with original appliqué design. I always add a bit of black to my baby quilts for sophistication.
Walk in the MountainsJeanette B. Page
Hand appliqué and machine quilted by Sue DiVarco. Spring in the Rockies. My favorite season and place.
Stained Glass Slash and DashPhyllis Paulo
Machine pieced & professionally quilted. When Harriet Bertsche offered to teach “Stained Glass Stack and Whack” I was so excited because I was intrigued by this pattern. She suggested that a crib/baby size would be ideal. I thought, I’ll make one for my baby. Only one small adjustment’ he is 44 years old and sleepsContinue reading “Stained Glass Slash and Dash
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Not So Easy PiecesBeth Polonsky
Machine pieced & machine quilted. I took a class with Margaret Miller. I wasn’t real fond of the colors and the “calico” prints. So after many many years I decided to “round robin” in batiks. I love the transition from old fabrics to new.
Green ApplesMarilyn Pospishil-Greve
Hand pieced and hand quilted. Not a machine stitch on this quilt. I’ve always been drawn to the apple core pattern. After purchasing a new “retro recliner” I needed a “nap quilt” to throw on the couch. All the fabrics came from my stash except one.
Spinning LightMarilyn Pospishil-Greve
Hand pieced and hand quilted. No machine stitching. Inspired by the grape fabric and playing with two sizes of triangles, I came up with this pattern. Being a beginner quilter I had no idea how difficult it would be to use Insul-Bright as a batting: I broke lots of needles.