I began making leaves using bias strips with my initial thought to cluster the leaves together. But during composition, I felt the leaves needed to breathe. Spacing them apart, I could see the leaves almost come to life, with new leaves emerging and making me turn a new leaf.
Finished with no show facing and with a hanging sleeve that can be used to hang it on the wall (You would need a rod or a yardstick would work too).
Materials: Cotton with Cotton/poly batting
Care: Gentle vacuum to remove dust. On receiving the quilt, the wrinkles/folds can be removed by steaming.
Dimensions: 70”x64”
This quilt was accepted at the International Quilt Festival In Houston, TX 2025 and Sisters Outdoor Quilt show 2025
I began making leaves using bias strips with my initial thought to cluster the leaves together. But during composition, I felt the leaves needed to breathe. Spacing them apart, I could see the leaves almost come to life, with new leaves emerging and making me turn a new leaf.
Finished with no show facing and with a hanging sleeve that can be used to hang it on the wall (You would need a rod or a yardstick would work too).
Materials: Cotton with Cotton/poly batting
Care: Gentle vacuum to remove dust. On receiving the quilt, the wrinkles/folds can be removed by steaming.
Dimensions: 70”x64”
This quilt was accepted at the International Quilt Festival In Houston, TX 2025 and Sisters Outdoor Quilt show 2025
