Finally all pictures of my quilts are taken and here are the rest of them :
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| Mariner's Compass 1999 |
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| Split Mariner's Compass 2000 (designed with EQ3) |
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| Detail |
This design actually "happened" when I was modifying a regular block design and EQ3 found the design too complex and went into strike. The result looked so interesting that I decided to sew it.
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| Home! 2000 (designed using EQ4) |
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| Mondlilie 2000 |
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This was a result of taking Susan Brittingham's class Miniature Landscape Quilts at Quilt University plus a border designed with EQ4.
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| Herbst 2001 |
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| Dragonflies and Lizards or The Fight against bad Weather 2001 |
My design after taking another class with S. Brittingham "Machine Embellished Surface" at QU
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| Lizard 1 |
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| Lizard 2 |
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| Luise's Roses 2001 |
A gift for my next door neighbour's 70 birthday.
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| The Power of Yearning 2002 |
My interpretation of the class project in "Triple Treat Tulips" with Susan Brittingham.
For the sky in the background I used a hand dyed fabric that fitted in perfectly.
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| Lava 2002 |
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| Der Weg 2002 |
This is my piece of an International Round Robin.
Center block Brigitte (Germany), 1st border Mickie (USA), 2nd border Tutu (South Africa), 3rd border Mim (USA), 4th border Moira (UK)
After assembling and quilting it I added some lines of Herbert Groenemeyer's song "Der Weg" from his CD " Mensch" which mean very much to me.
"Ich geh hier nicht weg, hab meine Frist verlängert
neue Zeitreise, offene Welt.
Ich hab Dich sicher in meiner Seele
Ich trag Dich bei mir
bis der Vorhang fällt"
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| Detail center block |
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| Weit, weit weg ... 2003 |
Taking Marilyn Belford's class "Realistic Fabric Portraits" at QU this was made after a picture of my late husband.
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| What would Frida say? 2004 |
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This painting of Frida Kahlo was my choice in "Artists Revisited" with Marilyn Belford at QU
My other quilts were in my first post. Then I started restoring my old house (still do) and had no comfortable sewing place any more so I switched to smaller items including crazy quilting blocks and lots of (wild) embroidery. I finally finished a quilt that was started years ago and here it is:
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| Missing Link 2013 |
It's pieced, machine appliqued and quilted with machine and hand embroidery added plus beads. The disc at the top left side is an item I found in a drawer of my late father's table. Don't know what it was used for but it looks adequate where it sits now, don' you think?
