I make non-traditional quilts-mostly small pieces for my own enjoyment and sometimes to sell.
Thursday, January 05, 2006
Savannah Ghosts
This quilt was machine pieced using AMAFU hand dyed fabric from South Africa. You cant see it in this photograph but there are two kudu (buck) in the bottom left hand corner- hence "Savannah Ghosts".
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Great website. I enjoyed all the photographs enourmously. Thank you
thanks Glenda for all your efforts to drag us oldies into the present age and to keep SA on the quilting map - love the quilts and pictures of your studio
I just happened across your site, looked at several of your quilts and just can't even pick a favorite. They are all very beautiful and look wonderfully crafted. Thanks for sharing your work.
I really enjoyed this site - Savannah Ghosts especially appealed to me. It is great to be able to enjoy and be inspired by other people's work and journeys. Thank you.
If you get this comment via email, I love Savannah ghosts. Can you tell me how you did it? Did you layer the pieces and applique to a background? I love the colors, and when I clicked on the picture was able to find the Kudu. Lovely work.
This quilt was machine pieced using AMAFU hand dyed fabric from South Africa. You cant see it in this photograph but there are two kudu (buck) in the bottom left hand corner- hence "Savannah Ghosts". 
5 comments:
Great website. I enjoyed all the photographs enourmously. Thank you
thanks Glenda for all your efforts to drag us oldies into the present age and to keep SA on the quilting map - love the quilts and pictures of your studio
I just happened across your site, looked at several of your quilts and just can't even pick a favorite. They are all very beautiful and look wonderfully crafted. Thanks for sharing your work.
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I really enjoyed this site - Savannah Ghosts especially appealed to me. It is great to be able to enjoy and be inspired by other people's work and journeys. Thank you.
If you get this comment via email, I love Savannah ghosts. Can you tell me how you did it? Did you layer the pieces and applique to a background? I love the colors, and when I clicked on the picture was able to find the Kudu. Lovely work.
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