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| Hidden View Artist: Sandra Torguson
The quilt began with brush lettering of a quote on white fabric which was then cut into squares. Each piece was painted using the Gelli Plate technique. Both the front and back sides are seen in the final piece.
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| Artist: Susan Spicer |
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MacGuts
Artist: Peggy Sahmaunt
The little 6"x 6" piece is lovingly called "MacGuts", as it is what is inside my iMac at home. I was gratified and validated to know that some of the bead groupings actually looked like resistors to one of the quilters who is quite knowledgeable about computers.
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| Artist: Lori Wisheropp |
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Flying towards the Light
Artisit: Kim Sikes
I love to draw nature and chose to use moths as the theme of this quilt. I camouflaged most of the moths in darkness showing only a shimmer from their wings; however, one large moth breaks into light.
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| Vodka Artist: Kathy Orsburn My inspiration was a photograph of microscopic crystals of vodka. I used raw edge appliqué, fabric wrapped discs, unusual yarn, and woven surface design for the background to emulate the photograph. |
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| Mac Artist Kari Bauer |
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| PC Artist: Kari Bauer
These two pieces (Mac and the above PC) were inspired by my son, who designs programmable computer chips.
The materials included copper tape, copper washers, beads and metallic floss.
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| Diatoms Artist: B.J. Bailey |
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Artist: Elizabeth McInnes |
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| Groundwater Artist: Denise Schmidt
Because California is experiencing a drought, I chose to use groundwater as my hidden element. The quilt is pieced and raw edge appliqued. The background piece was completed and quilted separately before the feature piece was completed and pillowcased, then sewn onto it, giving a dimensional effect.
I was pleased it was juried into the New Quilts of Northern California exhibit at PIQF!
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Three by Helen Burke
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