Name of Maker: QuiltMoxie - Ariana Hipsagh and Luis Valencia
When Lions hunt Zebras - When Lions hunt Zebras is a modern take on the traditional irish chain pattern interpreted using the cathedral window design and it was sewn entirely on my small sewing machine. More at http://www.quiltmoxie.com/cathedral-windows-when-lions-hunt-zebras/
Oh my stars! Look at all those rings! - I love Judy Niemeyer's pattern's and this one really caught my eye. I tried some new quilting techniques for me with using a double batt of cotton and wool and quilting more geometric shapes. I love the texture of the quilting in this quilt!
Starburst - I adapted Sarah Vedeler's Sedona Star pattern by adding some free form flowers and changing the outer borders. Unfortunately this caused a hanging problem as it's a little wavy. I think perhaps adding the trapunto with very heavy quilting and altering the outer border was the cause. Overall, I'm pleased with my efforts.
Chocolate Sundae - I designed the quilt around the cake stand block. The various free motion quilting techniques are what I've learned from teachings with the pros.
Chris's Folded Log Cabin - Sarah Kaufman taught this class in Seattle area. She is a wonderful teacher and brought a trunk show of the quilts in her book.
Callas Through Garden Windows - This was an improvisational quilt I made for my daughter's wedding. I designed the center calla applique from a floral arrangement in my home. Each block is a peek through an Asian window. I used Embroidery Library's Kanji designs for the words and Asian Elegance pack for many of the embroideries, along with several other Asian designs.
Autumn Forest - In response to a guild challenge. Required fabric is in the bottom border. Challenge fabric was photo reduced and reprinted many times to make the forest floor recede.
Go in Circles - I wanted to do a quilt that didn't have to be one thing or another. That inner critic's voice can get too loud at times, so I sent it to get lost in these circles. I have no sense of direction, so I hope that it doesn't have one either.
Ali's Garden Party - I started this quilt at the Pieceful Harbor Retreat with Margaret Miller and Nancy Lee Chong. I expanded the quilt by adding my own borders using Nancy's motifs.
Pretty Perfect Paisley - The center of this quilt is the result of a guild workshop with Pam Buda of Heartspun Quilts. I designed the borders using one of the blocks from the center.
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