I am just in love with this wonderful small quilt made by Alethea Gard’ner. It is called, Te Amo Chair. It was made in the Dream Chair Quilts class I taught at Dragonfly Quilts in Watkinsville, Georgia, this Spring.
No, I haven’t changed my name, Alethea G is my sister-in-law; she’s married to my younger brother. It’s a very long story, but I am happy to not be the only Alethea in the family. We fondly refer to ourselves as Sister and Other.
Clearly, Other is a wonderful quilter!
We took the pattern from the pattern pack to the copy shop and enlarged it a little to fit on a 16″ x 20″ canvas frame we bought. Alethea used raw-edge applique using an UHU glue stick to hold the pieces in place until the quilting.
The colors are absolutely electrifying and the imagery is wonderful.
Using different fabric for each side and a variety of shapes and colors, Alethea effectively created an exciting work of art.
I am always happy to have someone to play quilting with, and I am lucky to have Alethea in my family!
I love how the quilt is mounted on a frame. It looks great like that!
amazing, simply amazing… glad you are coming to bellingham. hope that I will be able to stop by.
Yes, Please do stop by on Saturday! It’s going to be a great class.
Your aprons and prints on Etsy are great – can’t wait to read your blog.
Alethea
I love the intersection of Aprons and Quilts, I am disappointed that I will not be in town that day… I got so excited about your work I did not double check the date. I will read your blog and hopefully catch your work again! cheers!
That’s so cool. I am having a nice trip up here. The weather has been great and the food even better!