Show and Tell
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| Marie Nelson shared several quilts she had finished in the last month. This one, titled "Latte with Cookies" is an improvised pieced design. |
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| The back of "Latte with Cookies" shows detail of Marie's free-motion long-arm quilting. |
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| "Americana", also free-motion quilted. |
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| "Crazy Fairies", made with scraps from a fabric representative, is a stack-and-whack crazy quilt. |
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| Free-motion quilting detail from the back of "Crazy Fairies" by Marie Nelson. The fabric is a light yellow fleece. |
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| Lori Wisheropp shared a pine needle basket she made years ago. |
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| Sandra Torguson shared a mandala she made with puff paints on canvas. This photo does not capture the luminescence of the colors. |
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| Kari's granddaughter, Elsie, showed us her watercolor, made at art/nature camp that week. The technique involved blowing the wet paint through a straw. |
Experiment Quiltlets
The techniques for this month's homework quiltlets were
Inspiration from Images.
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| Kari Bauer shared several pieces she had made previously using techniques related to images, including this high-contrast portrait. |
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| Kari made this one when Elsie was younger, printing the images from a home color printer. |
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| Kari made this one also using the technique of color printed images. |
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| Jan Soules showed her last month's quiltlet (right) along with this month's (left). Jan's theme is "Windows". |
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| Left: Elizabeth McInnes ; Right: Sheila Green |
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| Artist: Joy Valenton. Her theme is birds. |
Kim Sikes explained the technique she used to create these images on a copier...
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| ...which were then transferred to the fabric using a citrus solvent and light pressure from a wooden spoon. |
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| Lori Wisheropp showed last and this month's art deco florals. |
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