Bled dyed wool, machine pieced. This vest was designed and created in a NSNG workshop with Jean Cacicedo.
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My Happy PlaceBeth Polonsky
Handwoven on loom, bead embellishments, commercial fabric. My happy place in the garden is in the English Walled Garden. The shades of yellow, the different sizes just make me smile. Design Source – Original design.
No Need for BeadsBeth Polonsky
Hand dyed fabric, machine quilted, machine pieced and raw edge applique. I am continually attempting to improve my free motion quilting. This piece gave me that opportunity. Design Source – Original design.
Not Quite My PaletteBeth Polonsky
Commercial fabric sewn Round Robin. Machine pieced, hand quilted. I love working with “left overs” especially left overs that are already pieced strips. Design Source – Original design.
Smell the FlowersEdy Reizner
Mystery Two Sided QuiltEdy Reizner
Mystery quilt made at Quilt In.
Fun with Bias TapeEdy Reizner
Whorled FlorescenceCheryl Reynolds-Fefles
This piece was partially felted in pieces, shapes sewn on rope form, resists removed, then felt was fulled and shaped.
Volute ChambersCheryl Reynolds-Fefles
Created in Marjolein Dallinga’s Beyond Resist workshop. By cutting through my partially felted piece, hidden colors appeared and created unique, organic forms.
Stratospheric LoftCheryl Reynolds-Fefles
Wall art, a fiber collage with additional felted attachments, fabric pieces and yarns.
Temari Ball – Layered DiamondsCandace Rich
One of the basic Temari designs we learned in the workshop
Temari Ball – Woven DiamondsCandace Rich
One of the basic Temari designs we learned in the workshop.
Temari Ball – Traveling BandsCandace Rich
One of the basic Temari designs we learned in the workshop
Temari Ball – Kiku DiamondsCandace Rich
One of the basic Temari designs we learned in the workshop
Harlequin Horned and Winged BowlCandace Rich
Stitched entirely in Peyote stitch, which means one bead at a time is picked up and woven into the beadwork — very time-consuming! However, I loved watching the shapes and designs take place in this contemporary geometric design.
Dimensional FantasyCandace Rich
A challenging pattern using RAW (Right Angle Weave), DRAW (Double Right Angle Weave), Chenille stitch, and Peyote stitch to create a hollow 3-dimensional structure embellished with pearls, crystals, and crystal rivolis.
Mel’s Practical JoyCandace Rich
Machine-embroidered applique; embroidery machine quilting in the hoop. Applique pieces cut with digital cutting machine (Brother ScanNCut).
WildflowersCandace Rich
Machine-embroidered applique, machine quilted. Long arm quilting by Ann Talikka. (Wildflowers by Smith Street Designs)