Landscape Quilts

Three finished projects to start off the new year! Project #1: Hilde Morin workshop - January 16 & 17 Six of us - Marti, Janet, Ann, ...

As the fall arrives and summer winds down, I find myself thinking about images that relax me. I just finished this art quilt in early September. It transports me back to quiet afternoons at Long Beach Island in NJ with my family or visits to the Outer Banks in NC. Beaches are universal. After creating Read the full article...

I’m not a sketcher or very good at drawing.but I do make some rudimentary sketches for most of my landscape quilts. These are very broad and simplistic ideas of the way I want the art quilt to flow and appear. Much of what I use the sketches for is to figure the proportions of the Read the full article...

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I had both of my Grandson's for the weekend. After they left today I went back to the studio to keep working on my pine needles. I fu...

Landscape quilts were very popular several years ago, and are still fun to try now. Most of these early landscape quilts were made using "strips of fabric" sewn edge to edge arranged by the colors of the sky to the ground. These quilts...

Go against your sewing instincts! Leave the ironing to the end of your work. Effie shows you how. For more information about Effie's work http://www.effiega...

Today Christine shares two different ways to incorporate curved seams into an art quilt. First a traditional Drunkard's path block is made and then next, Christine uses an improvisational method to sew curved seams.

View a portfolio of sold Fiber Art created by the Lubbesmeyer twins at their studio and gallery in the Old Mill District in Bend, Oregon.