Alice Jenks
Off-loom beading using peyote, right-angle weave and free form embellishment stitches. The bracelet was started in an NSNG workshop last April with Rachel Nelson Smith using her pattern and beads she provided in the class kit. For the necklace, using the same beads and starting with her concept of a peyote stitched background, I addedContinue reading “Sand and Surf
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Alice Jenks
Right-angle weave beading At the beginning of a seminar on Right-Angle Weave Beading with David Chatt at Arrowmont School of Arts and Crafts in
Alice Jenks
Free-form Beading This was started in a week-long session of the Split Rock Seminar at the University of Minnesota in July 2006 with
Alice Jenks
Beading. This was taught to me at a weekend retreat of the “Beaders’ Day Out” group by Doris Weinbaum, owner of the Bead in Hand store In Oak Park. The pattern came from the book “Beader’s Stash.” It is a compilation of patterns from various bead stores. This design was by Carol Cook and AnneContinue reading “Rose and Burgundy Collar
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JimPilarski
Machine paper pieced and quilted The quilt has 79 different fabrics used in the top. It is a smaller version of a Kay England design.
JimPilarski
Seminole pieced and machine quilted
JimPilarski
Paper pieced and machine quilted This small quilt has 1,188 pieces.
JimPilarski
Paper pieced and machine quilted. This quilt has 825 pieces.
JimPilarski
Fused and machine quilted
JimPilarski
Paper pieced and machine quilted This quilt has 528 pieces.
Julie Johnson
Machine pieced and hand appliqued (by Julie). Machine quilted by Mary Dorschner, New London, WI. I have always loved Kaffe Fassett’s colors and fabric, and I wanted to create a quilt that focused on his gorgeous fabric designs. This is my 1st applique quilt.
Julie Johnson
Machine pieced and quilted. My daughter asked me if I would make her a Christmas quilt with “old fashioned colors”. This is a surprise for her this Christmas.
Julie Johnson
Machine pieced and quilted. My honorary nephew, Jeremy, is graduating next June 2015 from West Point and I wanted to make him a quilt with West Point’s colors (black, gray and gold).
Kathy Jurevicius
Batiks, thermofax screen printed, reverse appliqué – fused & machine attached. Finally found a use for the fish I made in a screen printing class 2 years ago. Timing is everything!
Kathy Jurevicius
Machine applique, machine quilted. I was inspired by the full moon’s awesome piecing of light and shadow on my garden.
Kathy Jurevicius
Self-mitered, no bias edge block technique by Anita Grossman Solomon; machine quilted. I enjoyed the process of arranging my fabric scraps into a series of light-to-dark gradations and the ease of using vellum paper for piecing.
Kathy Jurevicius
Hand & machine appliqué; hand & machine embroidery. The background fabric was too beautiful to cut, so I decided to build over its surface.
Bill Keller
NSNG Majority hand-dyed fabric. Walking foot and hand quilted. This was my first foray into hand-dyed fabric for quilting.
