Material Mavens: Teresa's Wild Quilt: Wild Flowers in Canada

Monday, July 16, 2018

Teresa's Wild Quilt: Wild Flowers in Canada

I couldn’t help but to thread stitch this beautiful flower. The colors are wild and I added Angelina fibers in the center. It is printed on Satin and stitched with polyester and metallic threads.

Note from Alice: I posted this for Teresa. She was having major problems with her computer. So she sent me the photo and the explanation. I have to confess that for the first time ever I had problems getting this gorgeous photo to upload. But patience is a virtue, and I kept trying and trying and finally, it worked! And how delighted I am that it did!

6 comments:

AliceJuly 16, 2018 at 2:17 PM
Teresa, this is another one of your breathtakingly beautiful thread sketched quilts! It was worth the wait!
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Kathy HarteJuly 16, 2018 at 4:17 PM
OH MY GOSH ! Absolutely stunning, and definitely worth waiting for :-D Your 'Thread Painting" is magnificent and makes the beautiful printed fabric look 3-Dimensional. And your use of Angelina fiber is awesome .... GREAT JOB !
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Gail BradneyJuly 17, 2018 at 10:23 AM
As usual it is just perfect! Great photography, great color, great composition, and fabulous stitching!
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Carolyn HensonJuly 17, 2018 at 12:25 PM
Teresa, I love it when you translate one of your fabulous photos into a glorious quilt! So beautiful. You need to enter the IQA!!!
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JudyJuly 18, 2018 at 9:34 AM
Such gorgeous color you have in this piece! The addition of the Angelina fibers and all your beautiful quilting make this quilt perfect!
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karen pulaskiAugust 10, 2018 at 6:56 PM
This came out great!! How did you print it?? Did you go through a company like Spoonflower??
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Themes for the Quilts

Below are the themes on which our quilts have been based:

Round One Quilts

9/15/11 Harmony

11/15/15 Surprise

1/15/12 South
3/15/12 Element
5/15/12 Mystery
7/15/12 Daydream
9/15/12 Spiral
11/15/12 Travel
1/15/13 Interwoven
3/15/13 Communication
5/15/13 Canyon

7/15/13 Cell

9/15/13 Green

11/15/13 Comfort

1/15/14 Strong

3/15/14 Translate

5/15/14 Spring

7/15/14 Friendship

Round Two Quilts

10/15/14 Contrast

1/15/15 Modern
4/15/15 Neighbor
7/15/15 Time
10/15/15 Circle(s)
1/15/16 Pun

4/15/16 Doodle

7/15/16 Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious

10/15/16 Reflection

1/15/17 Boundaries

4/15/17 Quote

7/15/17 Space

10/15/17 Reach

1/15/18 Rock

4/15/18 Blues

THE MATERIAL MAVENS

We are a group of art quilters who come from various parts of the United States, from the East coast and then south to Arkansas and Texas. We were inspired by the original Twelve by Twelve international art quilting group.

Beginning in September, 2011, we started posting our 12"x 12" art quilts, which were based on themes chosen in turn by our members. For Round One, we posted quilts every two months, always on the 15th of the designated months.

Round Two of The Material Mavens began in October, 2014. Some changes were made: quilts were posted every three months, and the quilts could be be either 12"x 12" or rectangular ones measuring 11" x 14", either horizontal or vertical in orientation.

Round Three of The Material Mavens began in July, 2018. Again, changes have been made. Now those members who wish to stay affiliated with the group are free to post quilts every time or every now and then. Two, our blog administrator collected suggested themes from the members who wanted to remain affiliated. These themes were then pulled at random from a "hat," and they were then assigned in order for the posting dates. Since we had 13 members who wanted to remain, we will be posting quilts every 3 months until 2021! This date is significant and appropriate, because 2021 will be the 10th year that our group has been in existence.

MEMBERS REMAINING

1. Alice Baird (Waco, TX) (abaird125@gmail.com)

2. Andrea Willey (MA)
3. Carolyn Henson (TX) (cjhenson214@gmail.com)

5. Gail Bradney (AR)
6. Jane Hartfield (AR) (arkjjhart@mynewroads.com)
7. Judy Steward (TX)
8. Kathy Harte (TX)

9. Karen Pulaski
10. Sara Norris (TX)
11. Tricia Deck (Lincoln, (MA)

12. Teresa Schlabach (AR)

13. Nedra Weaver