Quiltfest 2012
Ferret
Award winning long arm quilter, textile artist and all round fabricator.
She mostly works on textile art, but can also be found repairing
ballistic jackets and building fences.
Here be Dragons
She mostly works on textile art, but can also be found repairing
ballistic jackets and building fences.
Here be Dragons
Magie Relph
I combine traditional, pictorial and experimental use of fabrics to
create original wallhangings, quilts, cushions and clothing.
Not surprisingly, you'll find African influences and fabrics in many of my pieces.
A Bucketful of Fabric
create original wallhangings, quilts, cushions and clothing.
Not surprisingly, you'll find African influences and fabrics in many of my pieces.
A Bucketful of Fabric
Dilys Fronks
I have always been fascinated by the idea of looking through a
shape to observe and enjoy what lies beyond. When that shape
is decorative as in the case of cast iron designs, the eye can
still enjoy what is beyond but it can also appreciate the design
of the shape too.
Through the Garden Gate
shape to observe and enjoy what lies beyond. When that shape
is decorative as in the case of cast iron designs, the eye can
still enjoy what is beyond but it can also appreciate the design
of the shape too.
Through the Garden Gate
Various Images From Around the Exhibition
Dilys Fronks setting up at the Museum |
Dilys and her team
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Ario's students hard at work
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Work in progress at Ferret's workshop
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Magie's baskets waiting to be filled with fabrics at the Trading Day! |
comparethequiltdomcom by The Mere Kats Part of the hanging committee - Sue Horder, (block,second from the left) one of the eight makers of this prizewinning quilt has been a supporter of Quiltfest during the last 11 years. |
Part of the hanging Committee - textile by Gill Young and glass by Trevor Young |
