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GALLERY 2
PAINTED QUILTS
In the early eighties, after spending much time alternating between painting and quilting, I discovered that I could just paint right on my quilts. I would finish constructing the quilt and then I would apply little dabs of acrylic paint to accent the colors and textures of the piece until I felt I was finished. I still paint on all of my quilts. I love the process of mixed media layering. I offer a "Painting and Embellishing on Fabric" workshop. If you just paint on a 12"x12" square of fabric, you can have complete freedom, because you already have the understanding that this is just to play; to have fun!
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13. "Gratitude", 64"x64", 1990, $4,000
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14. "Release", 64"x64", 1990, $4,000
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15. "Abundance", 64"x64", 1990, $4,000
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16. "Union", 64"x64", 1990, $4,000
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17. "Cup", 62"x72", 1989, $4,000
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18. "Teacup", 84"x84", 1988, $4,000
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19. "Bowl", 84"x84", 1988, $4,000
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20. "Rose", 56"x66", 1988, $3,000
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21. "Rose at the Top", 59"x43.5", 1989, $4,500
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22. "Monster Quilt", 54"x59", 1985, $3,000
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23. "Pancake Fish", 29"x29", 1986, $1,000
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24. "Baby Breath", 68"x79", 1995, $6,000