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| Tracy Aplin: Ellen's Quilt Tracy is another dear friend and Usual Suspects member and I have watched this quilt in the making. Tracy's quilts are always recognizable as hers, highly individual and imaginative, and this one is packed with personal references so her daughter will feel wrapped in love as she starts college. |
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| Louise Jessup: It's Lavender, Dilly! Louise is an Oast member, again with a very different approach to quilts especially in regard to construction and applying separately made elements. |
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| Anna Maria Turchi: Fly Away I have a penchant for quilts such as this where a unified composition is made up of different sections and elements. |
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| Carole Wood: Chrysler Alternatives This is an archetypal contemporary quilt with its reworking of traditional New York Beauty blocks, asymmetric border and bright colours (I think of the as American colours). |
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| Isobel Loftus: Cabin the woods This is a favourite: I love the woven recycled fabric, traditional but enlarged block and balanced improvisational placement. |
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| Kate Dowty: Crazy Fields I heard Kate speak at the Torquay AGM earlier this year and was impressed by the quality of her work and her throughgoing approach to design and inspirations from nature. |
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| Wonderful quilting |
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