Maturity
Probably the last moment to cooperate with time. To build something together with all the knowledge and experience collected through the years. And slowly accepting that it will not stay forever. We too shall pass…
Machine quilting and hand beading on the pieced and slightly dyed background.
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Iina Alho – Norway
Joan Brailsford – United Kingdom
Maryte Collard – Lithuania
Chantal Guillermet – France
Genevieve Guadalupe – USA
Helen Hazon – United Kingdom
Greetje Hein – The Netherlands
Caro Higgs – France
Bella Kaplan – Israel
Kaylene Maalste – Australia
Elsy Menko – Israel
Els Mommers – Dutch Caribbean
Sonia Ruiz – USA
Ann Turley – Unites States of America
Bozena Wojtaszek – Poland
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Nice addition to your series. The textures you create with stitches and beads really speak to the viewer.
A really good addition to your series, the stitching really makes the piece. I was interested to see the close-up of the lacy net. Lovely!
Such a beautiful series, and this adds to it. Your colours, stitching and the growth of the lacy piece are at the same time relaxing and intriguing. I love it
I love the black detail that moves and grows across each piece, and I’m trying to figure out what it is. Is it crochet? Macramé? Embroidery? Regardless, it adds a lovely symbolic element and a sense of continuity to your series.
As always, beautiful stitching.
I love how the piece of lace is growing. The stitching and adding beads is great as usual.
Beautiful stitching and beading and a lovely continuation on the journey of time and aging. Well done.
The growing piece of lace is so intriguing. Curious to see where it will end. Beautiful stitching and beading as always. Such a lovely and apt addition to your series.
A lovely quilt to continue your series. The stitching and beading add so much detail to the design.
Wow, great use of colour and materials, what would you title this quilt?
Interesting to see your series evolves and I wonder how it will end ? I like how you have kept the same techniques but in giving something special in each piece.
It is fascintating to see how the central focus of each quilt, the black embroidery, continues to grow and change with each new presentation. The beading and extra embroidery adds so much to the story.