Free motion stitching, layered fabric and colored netting, quilting techniques,and french knots. Inspired by a trip to Maine, I took a picture of one of the crabs that was dinner and let my imagination go from there
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Dance of Life
Garden GalleryJoan Galantha
Multi layered fabric and netting, quilting techniques, french knots, raw edges, and free motion stitching. Inspired by a beautiful flower box outside an art gallery in a small town in Maine
Banyon TreeJoan Galantha
Free motion machine, layering, quilting (machine). For me, the Banyon Tree represents life’s journey. Standing tall, strong, and setting down permanent roots.
BananasJoan Galantha
Free motion stitching, quilting, layering. My inspiration was a photo I took in Mexico. I am a painter and fabric artist and was compelled to make this piece because of the lush colors and textures within and around this environment.
Layer Cake HexagonsSandra Geis
Machine pieced & quilted. A hexagon patterned quilt from a layer cake pack. The back is pieced from a matching fabric bundle. The quilting was done by my friend, Anne Spiotta – Blue House Quilting.
Charm Square PinwheelsSandra Geis
Machine pieced; longarm quilted. Charm packs are so enticing – you know the impulse buy at the quilt shop checkout counter. Four charm packs later – a pinwheel quilt. Quilted by my friend, Anne Spiotta.
Disappearing 9-PatchSandra Geis
Machine pieced; machine quilted by Anne Spiotta. This is what can happen when two friends share their yellow & blue fabric stashes.
I Saw It, I Wanted It, I Made ItSandra Geis
Machine pieced, machine quilted. I always enjoy Kaffe quilts, but once in a while I just have to have one exactly like in the book. The machine quilting was done by my friend Anne Spiotta, Blue House Quilts.
Garden ReflectionsJanette Gerber
Machine thread painted. The early spring willows touched by the sun are reflected in the water. I used a photograph I took at the Chicago Botanic Garden as inspiration for this thread painting. Design Source – Photograph I have taken at the Chicago Botanic Garden.
Spring GardenJanette E. Gerber
Intuitive machine piecing. The small square in the center of the third block down on the left facing was the starting point for this quilt which is intuitively pieced. I took the tiny fabric scrap to my stash to find fabrics that would play well together, kept them near by and began to sew, cut,Continue reading “Spring Garden
Janette E. Gerber
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TulipJanette E. Gerber
Digital photo printed on cloth, machine quilting, hand quilting & embroidered embellishments. Flowers and all of their various parts fascinate me. When I look closely at the details, design inspirations are endless. In this work I have printed my flower photo on fabric and thread enhanced the details with hand embroidery. Once the photo insetContinue reading “Tulip
Janette E. Gerber
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Multicolor Hand-painted Stencil Motif Jacquard Kimono-Style Lined JacketCarol Gildar
Japanese technique rice paste resist, acid dyes, treated silk jacquard, created using my own mulberry paper cut stencils, layering of dyes, steamed to set. After fabric created, sewn into jacket patchwork style. Unique one of a kind material created from ancient Japanese stencil printing technique. I was influenced by my trip to Japan and studyingContinue reading “Multicolor Hand-painted Stencil Motif Jacquard Kimono-Style Lined Jacket
Carol Gildar
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Phoenix Motif Hand painted Jacquard Silk WrapCarol Gildar
(somehow I missed this piece. If you have a photo of it, please e-mail it to me. Thanks-120)
Four MoonsAnne Goldberg
At the beginning of Covid we were given four themes over a period of four months. Upper left is “Home”. Upper right is :Nature”. Lower left is “What You Miss”. Lower right is “What You Want in the Future”. (Machine applique and piecing. Hand embroidery.)
Salamander OneAnne Goldberg
This is the first embroidery I have done in many years. I learned a lot while doing it, and I plan to do more. (Hand embroidery, machine quilting)
Shall We Dance?Anne Goldberg
Machine pieced and quilted.
Did You Say You Want a Dog?Anne Goldberg
I love these dogs. Joann Fabrics had wonderful children’s prints, and I will miss them.
Facing Another ChallengeAnne Goldberg
Machine pieced and quilted. The real challenge was working with these fabrics, as I would never have chosen them myself. Now that the quilt is finished, I really like it. I needed to be shaken up.