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Tuesday, June 21, 2005
The Worms Crawl In...
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I wanted to experiment with dimension on this quilt, and see what would happen if things broke the surface and went through the quilt. There...
Green Tea & Plum Wine
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I made this quilt so that I could have a good surface to experiment with machine quilting. To avoid putting a binding on it I satin stitched...
Recycled Nine Patch
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I had read about annealing metal and wanted to try it. I cut up several coke cans and held the metal over a candle flame outside (bad fumes)...
Wheel of Time
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When I made this quilt, I wrote this prayer to go with it. Mother Earth, Queen of Heaven, we celebrate with your many names. Within the eart...
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Joan of Arc
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I think Joan of Arc was an interesting figure in history; courageous, spiritual, devout, used for political gain and wrongly condemned. Joan...
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The Create-her
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Prior to the introduction of Judeo-Christian mythology in Europe, the early agricultural peoples worshipped a god in female form. The creat...
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Thursday, May 05, 2005
The making of There's a Place called Mars...
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I thought I would share a kind of a step by step process of creating my Martian quilt. My last few quilts I have worked up my initial design...
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Sunday, May 01, 2005
The making of Primordial Sea
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Primordial sea was technically the most challenging quilt I have ever made. Once again I made my design in Photoshop and printed it out to s...
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