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Jaclyn Searle's Project of Doom was made for her love of Harry Potter and those who support her. Jaclyn says that the "original quilt pattern was designed by the magical Jennifer Ofenstein, adapted by me using blocks created by myself and others." Featuring a bookcase 91" tall, it was displayed at PIQF 2019 and made with machine piecing, machine appliqué, and longarm quilting. It is a quilt that casts a spell on the viewer (and reader too!)
Project of Doom by Jaclyn Searle of Templeton, California was featured in the Innovative category at the Pacific International Quilt Festival (PIQF) 2019.
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Original Photos: Lucas Davis
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