Jennie Gordon
Machine pieced, machine quilted. This quilt was made for my daughter Patty in honor of her service in the Peace Corps. All the fabrics are from Ghana, where she served, except one which is from Mali. Since she visited Mali and the fabric shows women making fufu, I felt it was appropriate to include it.Continue reading “Worlds of Wonder
Jennie Gordon
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Jennie Gordon
Machine pieced, quilted on domestic machine. I finally got up my nerve to slice and dice a special piece of fabric. I began in the center and worked my way out, adding borders until it was the size I wanted.
Jennie Gordon
Machine piecing, hand applique, long arm quilting. This quilt was made for me at the end of my term as president of IQI. I was very touched to have so many people contribute to it.
Marsha Gordon
Original collage-style T-shirt quilt. Machine quilted. It Is a joy to make a quilt that reflects your grandchild’s achievements. Long-arm quilted by Windy City Quilting.
Marsha Gordon
This is a fun, improvisational, design-as-you-go technique creating an impression of colorful stained glass windows. (Stitch and flip technique.)
Marsha Gordon
A fun technique with an element of surprise that will inspire anybody’s creativity. Long arm quilting by quilter. (One Block Wonder – uses 6 identical triangles to create a kaleidoscope-like design. The hexagons are then arranged to create the overall quilt design.)
Marsha Gordon
Represents a collection of T-shirts from my grandson’s activities and interests during his high school years. Quilted by Windy City Quilting. (Tee shirt quilt.)
Jennie Gordon
Paper pieced, machine quilted. Made for IQI’s thirtieth anniversary challenge . It has thirty fabrics and is approximately thirty inches square.
Jennie Gordon
Machine quilting. This too far longer than I anticipated.
