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These are positively beautiful!
ReplyDeleteThanks, MJ! Although I just snapped the photos. I did not create these beauties. Information about each quilt (and the wood sculpture at the top!) is available in the mouseover.
DeleteSome of them are really trippy if you stare at them long enough, nice designs
ReplyDeleteI agree, Pat. To me, that's one of the marks of a fine quilt... the ability to take your mind on a trip when you stare at the design long enough!
DeleteSo many fantastic shapes and colors! Very pretty artwork :)
ReplyDeleteYes, Cat, these quilters are really something, aren't they???
DeleteBeautiful!
ReplyDeleteI agree, Charlotte!
DeleteNo matter the medium, art is art!
ReplyDeleteBlessings always dear friend.
How true, Stitchy. This is one form I absolutely love!
DeleteI love the colors and shapes on some of these. Especially that one in the middle that looks "electrical" :)
ReplyDeleteYes, Catsynth, the colors and shapes really draw in the viewer.
DeleteThat first one in wood is so cool!
ReplyDeleteI'm with you, Marigold! That one blew me away!
DeleteSuch overwhelming creativity - what amazing things people do with fabric! (And wood.)
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