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Amanda Martell
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Brian Partin
Corey J. Ralph
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Dee Pimm
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Joan Marycz
Joyce Properzi
Kim Benesch
Linda Ralph
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Q'orianka Reyes
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Tracey McKinnon
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Updated: May 21, 2020
Quilt Maker: Samantha McNaughton
Quilted By: Quilted by Machine (Domestic or Longarm) that is Hand-Guided: Leanna Epp
Techniques: Pieced
Design Source: Begun in a class or workshop.
Sam Enjoyed making this quilt. This is her first pieced quilt.
Updated: May 28, 2020
Quilt Maker: Benjamin Evans
Quilted By: Quilted by Machine (Domestic or Longarm) that is Hand-Guided: Benjamin Evans
Techniques: Pieced
Design Source: Blended Convergence by Ricky Tims
I began sewing as a small boy using an antique Singer machine to make little cushions for my Star Wars people. Largely self-taught, over the years I have endeavored to make a wide variety of fabric crafts and garments. I took my first quilting class in 2014. Although I favour making traditional quilts using precise patterns, I have pushed myself to try using more modern colours and techniques, including raw edge appliqué and improvisational curved piecing. Typically drawn to more masculine prints, any green or purple fabric, or one with moustaches on it, makes me exceedingly happy.
This "Blended Convergence" is the second quilt that I have made using techniques developed by Ricky Tims, who I like to think has become a friend and mentor. It was important to me to use Ricky's hand-dyed "Caveman" fabrics in this project and to quilt it very heavily, as Ricky tends to do with his own quilts. The name of the quilt honours one of my favourite singers, Madonna.
Updated: May 21, 2020
Quilt Maker: Benjamin Evans
Quilted By: Quilted by Machine (Domestic or Longarm) that is Hand-Guided: Benjamin Evans
Techniques: Pieced
Design Source: Chantelle by Ricky Tims
I began sewing as a small boy using an antique Singer machine to make little cushions for my Star Wars people. Largely self-taught, over the years I have endeavored to make a wide variety of fabric crafts and garments. I took my first quilting class in 2014. Although I favour making traditional quilts using precise patterns, I have pushed myself to try using more modern colours and techniques, including raw edge appliqué and improvisational curved piecing. Typically drawn to more masculine prints, any green or purple fabric, or one with moustaches on it, makes me exceedingly happy.
This "Chantelle" is the third quilt that I have made using techniques developed by Ricky Tims, who has inspired me to attempt more improvisational curved piecing techniques. Made entirely with Ricky's hand-dyed fabrics, this little tulip art quilt is included in Ricky's "Caveman Quilting" lessons that he demonstrates as part of his Quilt Luminarium. The name of the quilt honours gay icon RuPaul Charles.
