Here is a new fabric postcard card I made for LB's new job.
Friday, February 28, 2014
Wednesday, February 12, 2014
Sun and Moon Series
I have created 3 new abstract quilts: Sunrise, Harvest Moon, and Eclipse. These bold designs are a departure from my usual work, but I wanted to challenge myself to go in a new direction. I am very happy with the results.
Wednesday, January 29, 2014
Ice Dyed Fabric
Ice dyeing seems to be trendy these days, so I thought I'd give it a go. I soaked some fabric in soda ash and water for about 30 minutes, and let it drip so that it was almost dry. Next I put the fabric on a plastic screen that was elevated in a large plastic container, put a mound of ice on top, then sprinkled dye over the ice. It took a long time for the ice to melt. I left it alone until the next day, rinsed it out and put in the washing machine.
I like the unpredictability of the process.
I like the unpredictability of the process.
Monday, July 15, 2013
Shalom Star Quilt
This quilt has a pieced background, and is machine appliqued and machine quilted. I used commercial and hand painted fabrics.
This photo was taken before the piece was quilted. I like how the light is coming from behind to give it a stained glass affect.
This photo was taken before the piece was quilted. I like how the light is coming from behind to give it a stained glass affect.
Friday, June 14, 2013
Portal Quilt
During my
photography days in art school, I created unique images and textures by burning
slides with a match – the results were always surprising…
My quilt
“Portal” uses one of these images creating what looks like an opening, or a
passageway.
The main
piece was quilted first and couched with yarn; then, I created the separate photo-image
quilt and appliquéd it to the main piece.
Friday, May 10, 2013
Friday, February 1, 2013
Aerial View
Aerial View
was created with silk, and cotton hand dyed and commercial fabric; fused raw-
edge applique, and machine quilting using decorative thread. I
couched yarn on to the quilt surface. The
edges were bound with a zigzag stitch.
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