Description:
"In creating a one of a kind sensation of color and interest for the bed, I have hand sewn a carefully coordinated selection of new and vintage hankies onto a matelasse bedspread. The individual hankies are joined seamlessly by hank-stitching of a wide variety of complementary vintage and new ribbons and trim, imported and domestic."
Note: Prior to attachment, each hanky was individually interfaced for durability while retaining the softness.
Technique:
Fabrics:
100% Quality Cotton
Batting:
Cotton
Price: $
3000.00 US + Shipping & Insurance
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Description:
"In creating a one of a kind sensation of color and interest for the bed, I have hand sewn a carefully coordinated selection of new and vintage hankies onto a matelasse bedspread. The individual hankies are joined seamlessly by hank-stitching of a wide variety of complementary vintage and new ribbons and trim, imported and domestic."
Note: Prior to attachment, each hanky was individually interfaced for durability while retaining the softness.
Technique:
Fabrics:
100% Quality Cotton
Batting:
Cotton
Price: $
3000.00 US + Shipping & Insurance
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Description:
“In creating a one of a kind sensation of color and interest for the bed, I have hand sewn a carefully coordinated selection of new and vintage hankies onto a matelasse bedspread. The individual hankies are joined seamlessly by hank-stitching of a wide variety of complementary vintage and new ribbons and trim, imported and domestic.”
Note: Prior to attachment, each hanky was individually interfaced for durability while retaining the softness.
Description:
Having lived in Persia (Iran), this quilt was inspired by the traditional patterns of Persian carpets. It's the second quilt in a series of Persian inspirations.
This quilt has won several awards in national events. Quilt has hanging sleeve on back of quilt for wall display. - Original design; copyright protected.
Technique:
Half-staggered Bargello with inserted frame.
Machine Pieced. Machine Quilted. Binding sewn by machine to front of quilt, and finished by hand to back of quilt.
Fabrics:
100% printed cotton with gold prints.
Batting:
Warm & Natural 100% Cotton Batting
Care: Machine or hand wash in cold water on the gentle cycle. May partially machine dry on air only and then lay flat to complete drying in shade.
Price: $
3500.00 + Shipping, Handling & Insurance
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Size:
101 x 113 inches (King Size with Pillow Tuck
Description:
This quilt was inspired by a visit to the island of Bali. After having lived in the PR of China for more than two years. It reflects the vibrant colours of the island, hence the name. The design is a half-staggered Bargello pattern with pattern repeats.
Quilt comes with two matching pillow cases. Quilt and pillow cases have been pre-washed for a softer feel. This quilt is an original design and copyright protected.
Technique:
Machine pieced. Machine Quilted.
Fabrics:
100% Cotton batiks and printed fabrics. Pieced with Gutermann cotton thread. Quilted with Gutermann quilting thread.
Batting:
Hobbs 80/20 Poly/Cotton
Care: Machine or hand wash in cold water on the gentle cycle. May partially machine dry on air, and then lay flat to complete drying in shade.
Price: $
3300.00 US + Shipping, Handling & Insurance
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Description:
The name says it all. This quilt is a riddle and only individual observers will find the answer for themselves. This quilt is the first of a series of three, where I encouraged my husband to paint on fabric. I didn’t know what he would create. This was quite exciting, both in a good and in a scary way. We had both to agree that the final result would be a collaboration of two artists, remaining respectful of one another, but still pushing each other out of our comfort zones. This quilt was on display at the 7th Quilt Nihon Exhibition in Tokyo in February 2003. The exhibition toured Japan later. My aim was to create a wall hanging that had its roots in old medieval times - heavy, huge and a bit daunting. For the batting I used tense cotton which gives the quilt weight. To make it even more challenging, I used sliver metallic thread and free motion quilting. It was a great exercise for my patience! Please note that the quilt is located in New Zealand.
Technique:
Machine Piecing. Freehand Machine Quilting. Please note that when I machine quilt, I secure the start and end of a quilting line with the machine as well, so there might be visible double lines. Hanging sleeves are part of the design. No binding, “pillow cased” instead. Made in 2002.
Fabrics:
Top: Hand-Painted Cotton, Cotton, Taffeta, Plastic Foil, Organza, Tulle Backing: Hand-Dyed Damask, Suede in the Hanging Sleeves
Batting:
Very Heavy Cotton
Care: Only with love and maybe a bit of dusting. The paint is set on the painting, but I still wouldn’t dare to wash the quilt.
Price: $
3000.00 US + Shipping & Insurance (to anywhere in the world from New Zealand)
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Description:
This quilt was a finalist in the Pacific West Quilt Show. It is of the highest quality possible.
The fabric used for the flowers has a shine and makes the flowers look so real. This beautiful quilt will add an elegant touch to your bedroom.
The pattern is from the book Appliqué in Reverse
by Teri Henderson Tope. The borders and the corners are my design but her method.
Inge Baum from Salmo, BC is a finalist in the Pacific West Quilt Show to be presented August 23-25, 2013, at the Greater Tacoma Convention & Trade Center, Tacoma, Washington. The piece titled Natures Melody will compete with 191 quilts entries from the 18 US states and Canadian provinces of the Pacific West region: Alaska, Alberta, Arizona, British Columbia, California, Colorado, Hawaii, Idaho, Montana, Nevada, New Mexico, The Northwest Territories, Oregon, Saskatchewan, Utah, Washington, Wyoming, and Yukon. Over $25,000 in cash and prizes will be awarded to winners in nine categories. The producing organization of this contest, the Association of Pacific West Quilters (APWQ), a non-profit organization, was founded in 1992. APWQ is dedicated to promoting the art of quiltmaking throughout the Western US and Canada.
Pacific West Quilt Show attendees will be inspired and awed by the beauty, depth, and diversity of the finest quilts being produced in the region. In addition to the competition quilts featured at this world-class quilt show there will be special quilt exhibits, workshops, special events and shopping in the fabulous Merchant Mall.
The Pacific West Quilt Show is open to the public from 10:00 am to 6:00 pm Friday and Saturday, and 10:00 am to 4:00 pm on Sunday. For more information about the 2013 Pacific West Quilt show, please visit www.apwq.org. - This quilt will be unavailable for purchase until show's end.
Technique:
Reverse Applqué by Hand. Hand Quilted.
Fabrics:
Cotton
Batting:
Wool
Care: Machine wash on the gentle cycle with a gentle detergent like Woolite. Machine dry gently or lay flat to dry.
Price: $
3250.00 CAD Free Shipping & Insurance
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Description:
"In creating a one of a kind sensation of color and interest for the bed, I have hand sewn a carefully coordinated selection of new and vintage hankies onto a matelasse bedspread. The individual hankies are joined seamlessly by hank-stitching of a wide variety of complementary vintage and new ribbons and trim, imported and domestic."
Note: Prior to attachment, each hanky was individually interfaced for durability while retaining the softness.
Technique:
Machine Pieced. Machine Stitched.
Fabrics:
100% Quality Cotton
Batting:
Cotton
Price: $
3000.00 US + Shipping & Insurance
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Description:
Synergie or Synergy, meaning two or more things functioning together to produce a result not independently obtainable (ref: Wikipedia). This quilt is the second of a series of three, where I encouraged my husband to paint on fabric. I didn’t know what he would create. This was quite exciting, both in a good and in a scary way. We had both to agree that the final result would be a collaboration of two artists, remaining respectful of one another, but still pushing each other out of our comfort zones. Synergie toured the U.S. as part of the World Quilt show in 2004. Using the analogy of a partnership, where two people meet and get together, all nicely framed. But wait, there is more! Suddenly the potential unleashes and the frame is too small. Unknown horizons are waiting with all the little distractions. The sky is the limit. The pieces of the bursting frame are placed on organza as I couldn’t give the quilt a definite edge. Note that the quilt is located in New Zealand.
Technique:
Machine Pieced. Machine Quilted. Please note that if I machine quilt, I secure the start and end of a quilting line with the machine as well, so there might be visible double lines. Hanging sleeve included. No binding as such, the organza is the binding. Made in 2003.
Note: Prior to attachment, each hanky was individually interfaced for durability while retaining the softness. 
