Showing posts with label Maple Leaf Rag. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Maple Leaf Rag. Show all posts
Thursday, June 2, 2011
It's Home!
Maple Leaf Rag went to quilt shows in Houston, Chicago & Long Beach, and has finally returned home today!
Labels:
acer rubrum var. Drummondii,
fiber art,
leaf,
leaves,
Maple Leaf Rag,
quilts,
swamp
Friday, April 2, 2010
Victoria & Albert Museum, U.K. Quilt of Quilts
Quilt of Quilts
Maple Leaf Rag
View this quilt on the V&A website
http://www.vam.ac.uk/microsites/quilts/quilt/detail/id/390Thursday, October 30, 2008
Festival Gallery of Quilt Art - Town and Country

Here is Maple Leaf Rag, which is currently showing in the above-named special exhibit at the International Quilt Festival in Houston. It will travel to Chicago and Long Beach in the coming year, and continue on tour until 2011, possibly even to a quilt show near you. It's 48.5 x 49 inches and is pieced, fused, and machine quilted. The design is based on a photograph taken by John Hartgerink of Baton Rouge, LA and used with permission. The black areas are composed of 23 different black on black prints and form traditional Maple Leaf blocks. The title references a Scott Joplin tune, which was later choreographed by Martha Graham.
Labels:
leaves,
Maple Leaf Rag,
nature,
quilts,
swamp
Thursday, August 14, 2008
Breaking News
My quilt, Maple Leaf Rag, will be in the Festival Gallery of Quilt Art, Town & Country exhibit at the IQA shows in Houston, Chicago and Long Beach, as well as other venues until 2011! Sorry, no pictures until the show opens.
Labels:
leaves,
Maple Leaf Rag,
nature,
quilts
Monday, July 28, 2008
Busy, Busy, Busy, but not much (I can) show for it
The past six weeks or so have been very busy. I have made three quilts during this time.

Can't show these 17" x 22" journal quilts, but here are the parts I cut off. Top piece is stamped, fused, thread accented, embroidered on organza, painted, and heavily quilted with metallic thread. Bottom piece is painted, appliqueed, thread accented, fused, overlaid, and quilted with metallic thread. Pictures of the actual items to appear in late October. Some may appear a bit sooner. Both have nature themes. Doesn't this make you want to see them?
Labels:
Fire and Ice,
leaves,
Maple Leaf Rag,
nature,
quilts,
Summer Breeze
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