Pam says this is a class to "bring out your creative spirit". The background is hand dyed, and then students design a flower quilt. She shows the steps of blending colors, and finishes with "creative quilting method".
Several mediums are used. Dyers muslin has been incorporated to add texture.
Pam wrote "Having taken a lot of photos, this quilt represents the bud of the agapanthus, I've also tried to represent the color and texture of the plant as the bud appears."
Usually Pam does not like to do a series in quilts, but because the Agapanthus is her favorite plant, she has worked up several versions.
I love the additions of embroidery threads here and there.
4 comments:
So incredibly interesting. Just shows we haven't scratched the surface of the art a sewing machine can produce.
Beautiful. Very inspirational!
SewCalGal
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What an amazing quilter she is. I'm so afraid to step out of my "little quilting box" and try new things. Her quilts have made me think about quilting and colors in a new way.
Another stunning quilt. Thanks for sharing Nedra - Hugs Nat
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