~A Summers Midnight Dream~ - Great Flow of Colors and Fabric Collation. All Hand-Dyed Fabrics By KCs Art Studio13 ~Reversable Quilt~ ~My Multi-Colored Fibers and Fabrics Sold on Ebay ~KCs Art Studio13~FUN FABRICS~Thank you.

~Night & Day~ - ~From Dark To Light~ A Raven Changes from ~Night to Day~ All Hand-Dyed Fabrics From KCs Art Studio13 ~Reversible Quilt~~My Multi-Colored Fibers and Fabrics Sold on Ebay ~KCs Art Studio13~FUN FABRICS~Thank You.

Ballerina Bluework - Embroidery designs digitized by Gina Reddin (me) and machine pieced and quilted by my mother (Kathryn Rister).

smooth sailing

The Sixth Day

Everlasting Love - Enlarged star block to create center design. Then added the borders and applique diamond shapes. Experimented using machine free motion, straight quilting walking foot and embroidered quilt designs.

Triple Treat

From the same garden we came - Quilt created for Huskavarna contest 2004

Tomorrow's Vision

Orange bloom - Based on my hand drawn images of petunia blooms and used for class sample.

There but for the grace of God - Pictures of hungry and shadows of depression and war

Family Tree - This quilt is a tribute to my family. I chose the tradition Tree of Life pattern, and used the colors of a rainbow as the background. The back of the quilt has all my family members represented by their hand prints which were traced on differefnt batik fabrics.

Family Tree - back

Dazzeling Dogs - 12 blocks of fused and machine appliqued animated dogs.

Tesselating Fish - Tesselating fish enhanced with machine embroidered clam shells and digitized fish schools.

Rememberings for Kristin - pictures from Kristin's life for a milestone - college graduation

Portrait of Jay - portrait of my husband

Practically Perfect Patchwork - This is the quilt that's on the cover of my book by the same name. When I won the Viking/JoAnn contest, I went to my local quilt shop to see exactly what my new machine would look like when it was sent from the manufacturer. The store clerk asked me if I'd like to buy it, but I told her I already won one. Then she asked me if I would be interested in teaching. I had been in a bad car accident and couldn't work as an administrative assistant any longer. That's why I entered the contest -- for a new sewing machine so I could make quilts to make extra money ;-) ha! So, I made the quilt as a teaching example. Being insecure about teaching skills, I wrote everything down and made copies for my students. One day, one lady said, "You've given us so many papers, why don't you just write a book! That would at least cut down on the time I spent making copies, so I did, and it was published!