Hand pieced and hand quilted. I was experimenting with what can be done with two different sized triangles. I loved the cherry fabric and this is what was “born”.
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Cherry Pie
Honoring Those Who Protect Our FreedomMarilyn Pospishil
Hand pieced and hand quilted using three different kinds of thread. This piece is entirely hand sewn. I used three different colors of thread to highlight the quilting and the dimensional look of the quilt.
Natural Impressions – Blowin’ in the WindValerie Rodelli
This fabric was painted & sunprinted with natural plants. Free motion threadwork was then done on top only. Finally it was free-motion quilted. After centerpiece was painted and stitched, the borders were designed & thread painted. The “natural” theme was carried out with the free-motion quilting.
The NewspaperValerie Rodelli
Hand cut circles were arranged in a composition. Free-motion threadwork and quilting hold layers together. This has been designed with all polyester fabric. The grid / lattice was achieved with soldering, a technique I recently learned. Can you figure out the name?
LuminariaValerie Rodelli
Wet felted with various wool fibers, with some inclusions. First the fibers were felted around dowel rods. These were mounted on base and illuminated from the base.
Life’s PassagesValerie Rodelli
Mosaic technique learned in a workshop. Free motion machine quilted. Fused hand-dyed fabrics. This piece should evoke life’s passages. Some are in good times – some in difficult times. Often times there is more that one choice of path to follow…hence life’s journey.
Butterflies for MomMartha Ross-Mockaitis
Hand stitched and hand applique using traditional Japanese sashiko surface design. Machine stitched borders, hand quilted. This is a Sylvia Pippen design. I made the Sashiko surface design and loved every stitch! Several of the butterflies were appliqued at my mother’s bedside as I helped her die. My work is inconsistent because her room lightContinue reading “Butterflies for Mom
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Starry NightsMartha Ross-Mockaitis
Paper pieced blocks, machine quilted. This IQI challenge was a great way for me to do a color study and learn how to paper piece stars. The challenge was a great teaching tool for me.
Flower GardenAnita Ruesch
Machine pieced, machine quilted by Sue DiVarco
Forest HelmetPenny Schaubel
Constructed from an “up-cycled” sweater, felted leaf design stitched on. Roving tassel, roving ties. Hat from “up-cycled” wool sweaters, lined in fleece.
Winter White TamPenny Schaubel
Constructed / sewn from an icelandic wool sweater. Felted wool roving leaf design & balls. Hat from “up-cycled” Icelandic wool sweater, roving felted design / balls. Fleece lined.
Ladies of SixtiesAngel Sidor
Machine pieced & quilted. Most of the fabric is from my stash I purchased the focus fabric about 6 years. So this year I’m trying to use my stash that way you make room for new fabric, the pattern is a Kaffe Fassett and it was machine quilted by Sue DiVarco.
FanfareAmy Spungen
Machine pieced and machine quilted. Owned by Jeannie Harrell of Mt. Pleasant, SC.
Borealis QuiltRuth Stegmeyer
Machine paper pieced & machine quilted. I started the Borealis quilt at a workshop with Pam Dirndorf in Rochester, Minnesota.
Stained Glass Slash & DashRuth Stegmeyer
Machine pieced and machine quilted. I started the Stained Glass Slash & Dash quilt at the 2012 IQI Quilt-In at Techny.
Purple FlowerRuth Stegmeyer
Hand applique and machine quilted. The wallhanging was started in a workshop with Dixie McBride. It is hand appliqued and machine quilted.
Twisted CablesFay D. Stickler
Machine made – machine quilted. This quilt was made at the Jan, 2012 Quilt-In. Mystery Quilt made with a jelly roll of childrens’ fabric and enough of my left over pieces to make up about 684 2-1/2 inch squares. Fun to make, not knowing what it would look like.
Pinks at PlayFay D. Stickler
Machine made, machine quilted. The pink fairy material, bordered to help it stand out, went well with the assortment of 2-1/2 inch squares. Loved the range of color I was able to use.