Amy S. Parker
This piece was made in trade for one of my friend’s wonderful, whimsical paper-cut collages. She chose the colors “muted greens and purples” and told me she wanted something that “looked interesting.” I started with a fully mapped out design, a rarity for me. And then I didn’t like it once it was on theContinue reading “Odds ‘n’ Evens
Amy S. Parker
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Amy Andrews Payleitner
“Skyler’s Friends” quilt was an absolute joy to make! Skyler is a special girl, she’s artistic and she loves animals–butterflies, unicorns, raccoons, birds, bugs! It was a blast to create for Skyler so she has a yummy and soft quilt she can cuddle with.
Barbara Peterson
This was a happy quilt to make using the pattern and fabric line from Zen Chic. This was my first endeavor into appliqué, so I chose machine, raw edge. It sat in the “to be long armed” closet for a bit. My friend, Chris Piskule, did a lovely job of long arming the quilt.
Rona Pietrzak
N/A see group descirption
Rona Pietrzak
See group description
Rona Pietrzak
Completed for an Embroidery Guild of America individual correspondence course, Crazy Quilting, J. Marsha Michler, instructor.
Alanna Polinski
This was my first, start to finish, everything done myself, quilt. I had many first and learned so very much through out this process. I’m so glad I took on this challenge! The closer you look, the more you’ll see.
Staci Raymond
This is technically my third quilt using the unusual combination of dinosaurs and bricks. I enjoy exploring the combination of prehistoric and industrial with a bit of whimsy thrown in. The dancing shrimp, bright colors, and shimmery quilting thread make it even more fun.
Staci Raymond
Sunflower is an improvisational medallion quilt in a series I’ve been working on for a few years. The colors in the center Sunflower square influenced the scrap fabric color choices in the quilt. It’s sister quilt is Corn and was made around the same time.
Staci Raymond
Corn is an improvisational medallion quilt in a series I’ve been working on for a few years. The colors in the center Corn square influenced the scrap fabric choices in the quilt. To bead and elevate a basic vegetable is quirky and amusing to me. Corn’s sister quilt is Sunflower which was made around theContinue reading “Corn
Staci Raymond
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Staci Raymond
I’m more of an improvisational quilter, so challenge quilts push me out of my comfort zone. A deadline, smaller scale, limited materials and trying something new have been a fun combination. I envisioned a simple but formal table setting. I loved adding the mini wrenches and beading to “dress it up” and thought the mustardContinue reading “No Clue!
Staci Raymond
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Cheryl Reynolds-Fefles
This piece was partially felted in pieces, shapes sewn on rope form, resists removed, then felt was fulled and shaped.
Cheryl Reynolds-Fefles
Created in Marjolein Dallinga’s Beyond Resist workshop. By cutting through my partially felted piece, hidden colors appeared and created unique, organic forms.
Cheryl Reynolds-Fefles
Wall art, a fiber collage with additional felted attachments, fabric pieces and yarns.
Candace Rich
One of the basic Temari designs we learned in the workshop
Candace Rich
One of the basic Temari designs we learned in the workshop.
Candace Rich
One of the basic Temari designs we learned in the workshop
Candace Rich
One of the basic Temari designs we learned in the workshop
