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Non-traditional Fabrics

A traditional look done in non-traditional fabrics and techniques. Strips of cotton batiste and lace were strip-pieced, cut, and joined together with more lace to form the Lone Star center medallion and the Seminole lacework border. There are two borders of three-row Sharks Teeth designs. Couched and satin-stitched gimp cord motifs and cables fill the empty white spaces, and a wide strip of butter-yellow antique lace forms the outer border. The batiste and lace was layered over a subtle white and tan print fabric before quilting. And, yes, there are 94 yards of lace in the quilt! This quilt won a third place ribbon at the Paducah American Quilters Society judged show in 2005, was juried into the Houston International Quilt Festival 2006, and is featured in Borders & Finishing Touches 2 by Bonnie Browning, 2006, AQS. Machine stitched and quilted.
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Blue Plate Special Cotton Sateen

  • Size 73" x 73"
Cotton sateen, Cherrywood hand-dyed fabric, and a narrow strip from a Jason Yenter print left over from a quilt I cut out for my Mom to piece! OESD and Zundt embroidery designs. Free-standing lace border. Free-motion quilted.
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Green Silk Fabrics

  • size 54.5" x 53.5"
Both the purple and green silk fabrics, and the purple and green metallic thread in the embroidery designs are iridescent - the colors change with the angle of viewing and the angle of light (making this very difficult to photograph!) Paper-pieced from black cotton sateen and shot silk fabrics; Hobbs Black 8020 batting; OESD machine embroidery designs. Embroidered with Softlight iridescent metallic embroidery thread, quilted with Superior Kimono silk thread.
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Little Opulence Non-traditional Fabrics

  • size 19" x 22"
This small (19" x 22") quilt was made for the 2008 IQA auction at Houston. I had made the turquoise and silver free-standing lace for my Opulence quilt, but did not use it. It's just been sitting around since, so I thought I'd incorporate it in this quilt. The paisleys are digitized machine embroidered appliques. All of the fabrics are silk. The quilting is hand-guided; the flowers are stitched with silver metallic thread, and the rest of the quilting is done with silk thread. Like the Opulence quilt, the central section is separate from the rest, connected only by the lace circle. I hope the bidders think this little quilt is as beautiful as I think it is, and it brings in a great price! Embroidery designs from OESD and MPZundt.
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