Laurie Gorton
Machine pieced in 2017 by Laurie Gorton. Machine quilted in Baptist fan pattern in 2017 by Quilted Memories, Overland Park, KS. Japanese taupe fabrics have intrigued me for many years. I finally found the right pattern. I titled this quilt “Archi-Taupe” for its strong architectural look. Does it remind you of a certain very tallContinue reading “Archi-Taupe
Laurie Gorton
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Diane Greening
The Modern Quilt Studio uses mostly solids in their quilts, but I can never limit myself to solids. I really enjoyed figuring out how to get the transparency effects. The overlapping ovals reminded me of the eclipse.
Diane Greening
This is the product of a workshop with Bill Kerr exploring color and how to create interest using only solids. The workshop pattern featured a wider rectangle but I didn’t have enough wall space, so I re-arranged the blocks.
Nancy Haney
Machine pieced and quilted by Nancy Haney.
Marcia Lee Hartnell
Bead embroidery, fused and hand embroidery. Class project inspired me to do more hand embroidery and beading.
Marcia Lee Hartnell
Garment construction with faux suede and knit lined with metallic polyester lining. This was a class project almost completed in the 2 1/2 day class.
Marcia Lee Hartnell
Pieced fabric strips and panels with machine embroidery. Cat embroidery patterns inspired this jacket. I had a collection of cut fabrics that finally got used.
Marcia Lee Hartnell
Machine pieced and quilted. WorThe pattern was shown in pastels but the batik fabric was talking to me.ds
Marcia Lee Hartnell
Machine pieced and long arm quilted. This was shown in the May American Quilter magazine and I was intrigued with the design. Quilted by Peggy Klock.
Marcia Lee Hartnell
Fabric manipulation, fused felt and machine quilted. The inspiration for this piece came from the copper fabric. It was completed in an NSNG workshop taught by Roz DeBoer.
Marcia Lee Hartnell
Reverse applique and machine embroidered. It’s fun to watch what emerges from the inner fabric as you cut away the top fabrics.
Marcia Lee Hartnell
Loose confetti fabric pieces, fused pieces under tulle and machine embroidered. You don’t want to work under a fan when using this technique. It’s amazing how the colors emerge.
Marcia Lee Hartnell
Fabric collage with a variety of fabric and fused elements and machine quilted. You can use any type of fabric to create the illusion of water, sky and land.
Marcia Lee Hartnell
TeConfetti fabric pieces fused and quilted in place.chnique This technique was learned in a workshop led by Ann Loveless.
Marcia Lee Hartnell
Hand embroidery. Getting back to what I learned as a child.
Marcia Lee Hartnell
Hand embroidery, watercolor pencils, and beads with machine quilting.
Marcia Lee Hartnell
Hand embroidery, bead embroidery, trapunto quilting and machine stitching.
Marcia Lee Hartnell
Hand embroidery, watercolor pencils and machine stitching.
