Sea Dreams

Marjorie Roth Leon

Buttons, hand dyed, hand embroidered, hand beaded, sashiko stitching. Hand-dyed fabric donated by an unknown artist forms the background for this lively underwater dance of fish, jellyfish, coral and manta rays.

City Dash

Marjorie Leon

Hand woven tapestry. Handwoven free-form tapestry with cotton warp, wool weft and trade beads from India. Design Source – Original.

Running Water

Roberta Levin

Machine pieced and quilted. Although the fabrics are busy, I find the vertical strips to be calming. I pieced and quilted this work.

Matt’s Quilt

Roberta Levin

This quilt was made for my son to honor his 18th birthday. There are two special squares which reflect his scholastic interests and accomplishments.

Woodland Nymph

Natasha Lehrer Lewis

This piece was wet felted with hand dyed merino wool batting, embellishment fibers and textured with the use of resists to create the unique surface design.

Title

Sheng Ai Lin

This is hand dyed with batik techniques. Preparing and waiting for the born again with long time. There’ll be full of the joys of spring.

Into the Sea

Sheng Ai Lin

Hand silk screen with threading on the cotton fabric. Representing the complex and intricate world of the sea through the tangles of threads.

Embrace

Ramona Lindsey

Machine quilted, fused with repurposed fabrics, hand painted & silk screened images, soft sculpture. Music complements every aspect of our lives. It shimmies hips, sends up praise, and anchors communities. Its melodies are an embrace swirling through the memories of our lives.

Stop the Violence Quilt: Care

Ramona Lindsey

Machine quilted, crayola fabric crayon transfer, machine pieced. Woodlawn Community School (Chicago IL) fourth grade students created this quilt to spread their message of non-violence and to pay tribute to young people killed in Chicago from Jan 2009 – June 2010.

Stop the Violence Quilt: Love

Ramona Lindsey

Machine quilted, crayola fabric crayon transfer, machine pieced. Woodlawn Community School (Chicago IL) fourth grade students created this quilt to spread their message of non-violence and to pay tribute to young people killed in Chicago from Jan 2009 – June 2010.