Machine pieced and quilted on my domestic machine. A quilt made for my sister who, when we were kids, had a fascination with the Big Foot/Yeti legend. All of the pine trees are made from Tula Pink fabric, hence the title. Design Source – Elizabeth Hartman’s “Legendary” pattern.
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Bats, No BelfryCaiti Wallace
Machine pieced and quilted on my domestic machine. Design Source – Quilter’s World Magazine Nov. 2017 “Harvest Haunt”
Hexiepalooza!Caiti Wallace
Machine pieced and quilted by Caiti Wallace. Used Hex n More specialty ruler. This quilt is the first of four that I’m making for my neighbors. Their family was very helpful and supportive while my stepfather was struggling through the last two years of his life, and they continue to be generous good neighbors. ThisContinue reading “Hexiepalooza!
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Aurora’s LightsCaiti Wallace
Machine pieced and quilted by Caiti Wallace. Used a specialty ruler called Hex n More. The second of four quilts I’m making for my next door neighbors who have been generous, kind and supportive, especially during the last two years of my stepfather’s life. This is for the oldest daughter, who is 13.
FloatingAnn Wasserman
NSNG Machine and hand appliqued, machine quilted. This quilt is part of a series of quilts called “Something from Nothing”. All the quilts are made from cast off fabrics, mostly from decorator sample books.
Magic CarpetAnn Wasserman
NSNG Machine pieced and quilted, embellished with beads and baubles. This quilt is part of a series of quilts called “Something from Nothing”. All the quilts are made from cast off fabrics, mostly from decorator sample books.
Magic VineAnn Wasserman
Vintage hand-appliqued and hand embroidered quilt top, hand-quilted. I purchased this 1930’s quilt top about 30 years ago, along with enough fabric for the back. The appliqué is incredibly well-done. I designed the quilting and finished the quilt in honor of the anonymous artist who started it.
Flower BedAnn Wasserman
Folded fabric, tied, bead and button embellishment. This is one of a series I am making called Something From Nothing. All fabrics and embellishments are scraps and odds and ends.
Deer Creek FenAnn Wasserman
Machine appliqué, hand embroidery, machine quilting. This quilt depicts the area where a friend of mine does her zoology research. She sent many photos and I reproduced both the flora and fauna she studies in as much detail as possible.
Rhombic HexecontahedronAnn Wasserman
60 diamonds constructed with cardboard, batting and glue, then hand stitched together. This was very fun to make.
ConcertoAnn Wasserman
Machine pieced and quilted, hand appliquéd and embellished. I just can’t have too many irises in my life. This quilt is an ode to my favorite flower, a soloist accompanied by a garden riotous with color. (Printed fabric by Jane Sassaman).
Something from Nothing:Ann Wasserman
Machine pieced, machine appliquéd, machine quilted Several years ago, I “inherited” a huge collection of decorator fabric samples. I set myself the challenge to use these fabrics to make a series of quilts in which: all the different colorways of a fabric are used, and the quilt design somehow related to the print. I haveContinue reading “Something from Nothing:
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CathedralAnn Wasserman
Machine appliqued, machine quilted. This quilt is one of a series called Something From Nothing, made of decorator fabric samples. The designs of these quilts are all inspired by the prints of the fabrics.
Gas GiantAnn Wasserman
Machine appliqué. Hand embellishing/tying. Made with decorator fabric samples and odd bits of metal.
Berry StripesAnn Wasserman
Machine pieced, appliquéd & quilted. Made with fabric scraps from clothing designer Alice Berry.
Delectable Mountain StarBarbara Wessel
Machine pieced, long-arm machine quilted. Machine pieced from scraps. Long arm quilting by Amy Parker, Evanston, IL. Design Source – Pattern from “Great American Quilts 1992” published by Oxmoor House
Ride ’em CowboyBarbara Wessel
Hand appliqué and embroidery; machine quilting. It took 50 years to complete this quilt, which was purchased as a kit at Marshall Field’s in 1952!
Delectable Mountain StarBarbara Wessel
Machine pieced scrap quilt. Machine quilted by Mary Sarafini, Granville, IL. I enjoyed making this quilt for my daughter. All print fabrics are from scraps.