
When I lived in Austin TX I spent many years taking pottery classes. I love pottery, wheel throwing and hand building, almost as much as I love to make art quilts.


I really liked carving my pots, giving the surface a texture. I realize this is also what I like about quilting. The quilted stitch also can carve out a surface texture in a quilt.

It was during these pottery years that I made my quilt Graven Images. This is a quilt based on the designs I found on gravestones in new England.
I wanted to make a quilt from fabric that looked like it was carved out of stone.
I love pottery and collect a lot of it - your pieces are just beautiful and very unique!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great idea for a quilt! Your pottery is beautiful, too.
ReplyDeleteI love the pots with leaves carved into them!
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