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Among Giants

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Among Giants

43"x 86"  2005

A redwood scene was a natural subject for me, having lived in the redwoods most of my life.  We attended a wedding in Richardson's Grove, it was a beautiful day and Gary took many pictures.  As I searched for just the right one to do a quilt, this shot jumped to my attention.  I decided to make it tall and narrow, just like the trees to enhance the feeling.

Techniques: The ground and leafy sections are "Mosaic Picture Pieced"; the trees are done with strips of many brown and gray fabrics.  I experimented with threadwork for the baby tree in the front and the whole thing is heavily quilted.

Price: $6,000


Awards:
Humboldt Arts Council Member's Exhibit  11/05 First  Place
American Quilter's Society, Paducah  4/06 Second Place
Redwood Acres Fair  06/06 Viewer's Choice
International Quilt Festival, Houston  11/06 First Place
Publications:
American Quilter Magazine Fall 06
Int'l Quilt Assn. Journal
Spring 06
Australian Quilters Companion March 07
100 Things You Need to Know ..Quilt ; by Ann Hazelwood 08/07
Mosaic Picture Quilts; by Pat Durbin 12/07
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Little Miss Bright Eyes

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Little Miss Bright Eyes...(Christina)

34"x 39"  2006

I decided it was time to make a quilt of Christina and chose one of her favorite childhood pictures.  I used it as an example for teaching the method to others.

Techniques: Mosaic Picture Piecing using a pixilated picture as a photomap. Heavily quilted.

Little Miss Bright Eyes (back)

Just for fun, I experimented with the back. Using the quilting designs as a guide I colored it in with colored pencils. It was a precursor to the "Looking Back" quilt which followed.

Not for sale

Additional photos:

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Awards:
Redwood Acres Fair  06/06 Third Place, Professional
Juried Shows:
American Quilter's Soc, Nashville 08/06
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