Peppered Cottons give away and my William Morris inspired art
Welcome to the last stop on the month-long Jaftex 85th Anniversary blog hop. I'm happy to be a part of this celebration. 85 years is certainly something to celebrate!
Jaftex is the parent company to StudioE, Henry Glass and Blank Quilting. When I was asked to participate, I was given a choice of fabrics from those companies to choose from and I quickly chose the Peppered Cottons by StudioE! The rules were pretty open - make whatever you want. Use these gorgeous fabrics.
I added hand embroidery along both sides of the side borders... which made me think of William Morris' daughter, May Morris, who was an embroidery designer and avid teacher.
Working with these Peppered Cottons is a joy. They shimmer and have such a beautiful hand.
Now - you have the chance to win TWO packs of Pepper Cottons!
Here's how to win.
First, you can enter the Jaftex 85th Anniversary for the BIG prizes - A Janome Skyline S5 sewing machine; or 15 Fat quarter bundles and a box of Aurifil thread [48 spools]; or 6 Fat quarter bundles and a special edition tin of goodies from Schmetz Needles.
85th Anniversary Blog Hop Giveaway
--- Hurry. The big giveaway ends soon.
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Second... Leave one comment here on my blog to be entered into a drawing to win two packs of Peppered Cottons.
In the comment, leave me feedback or comments about my blog in general, or this art quilt.
If you follow me on any platform/social media, you are welcome to leave a second comment and tell me where/how you follow me for a bigger chance to win the Peppered Cottons.
Winner's address must be in U.S. So if you are outside U.S. and willing to pay shipping, please say so in your comment.
Drawing will be help on October 22, 2015!
Thank you for taking time to visit my blog!
If you want to look back at the other projects, here is the list of participants.
Here's the official lineup:
Teresa Duryea Wong. "Morris & Me" Photographed in Bryant Park, New York City. 2015 |
I created a small art quilt, about 17 x 22 inches, inspired by one of my favorite William Morris pieces of art. I love William Morris and I have studied his art and life extensively. He is not the soft, interior decorator most people assume. He had very strong political and social views of life and helped transform our ideas of the value of both art and craft. These William Morris leaves have been in my head for quite some time!
Working with these Peppered Cottons is a joy. They shimmer and have such a beautiful hand.
Now - you have the chance to win TWO packs of Pepper Cottons!
Here's how to win.
First, you can enter the Jaftex 85th Anniversary for the BIG prizes - A Janome Skyline S5 sewing machine; or 15 Fat quarter bundles and a box of Aurifil thread [48 spools]; or 6 Fat quarter bundles and a special edition tin of goodies from Schmetz Needles.
Enter here - 85th Anniversary Giveaway
--- Hurry. The big giveaway ends soon.
OR
Second... Leave one comment here on my blog to be entered into a drawing to win two packs of Peppered Cottons.
In the comment, leave me feedback or comments about my blog in general, or this art quilt.
If you follow me on any platform/social media, you are welcome to leave a second comment and tell me where/how you follow me for a bigger chance to win the Peppered Cottons.
Winner's address must be in U.S. So if you are outside U.S. and willing to pay shipping, please say so in your comment.
Drawing will be help on October 22, 2015!
Thank you for taking time to visit my blog!
If you want to look back at the other projects, here is the list of participants.
Here's the official lineup:
September 1 - Kim Diehl guest posting @ American Patchwork & Quilting
September 2 - Pepper @ Pepper at the Quilt Studio
September 3 - Anjeanette @ Anjeanette Klinder
September 4 - Leanne @ The Whole Country Caboodle
September 5 - Mark @ Mark Lipinski's Blog
September 6 - Heather @ Heather Kojan Quilts
September 7 - Heather @ Trends and Traditions
September 7 - Martha @ Wagons West Designs
September 8 - Linda @ Linda Lum DeBono
September 9 - Heidi @ Red Letter Quilts
September 10 - Jill @ Jillily Studios
September 10 - Dana @ My Lazy Daisy
September 11 - Penny @ Sew Simple Designs
September 12 - Ida @ Cowtown Quilts
September 13 - Liz and Beth @ Lizzie B Cre8ive
September 14 - Melissa @ Sew Bitter Sweet Designs
September 15 - Yvonne @ Quilting Jetgirl
September 16 - Amy @ Kati Cupcake
September 16 - Barbara @ QuiltSoup2
September 17 - Erica @ Kitchen Table Quilting
September 18 - Leona @ Leona's Quilting Adventure
September 19 - Margot @ The Pattern Basket
September 20 - Sylvia @ Flying Parrot Quilts
September 21 - Lorna @ Sew Fresh Quilts
September 22 - Kim @ Aurifil Threads
September 23 - Rebekah @ Don't Call Me Becky
September 24 - Julie @ The Crafty Quilter
September 25 - Mary Ellen @ Little Quilts
September 25 - Mary Jane @ Holly Hill Designs
September 26 - Daisy @ Ants to Sugar
September 27 - Melissa @ Happy Quilting
September 28 - Janet @ One S1ster
September 29 - Jenny @ Martingale& Co
Your art quilt is gorgeous and love that you added the embroidery along the edge.
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ReplyDeleteYour piece is so lovely! I love William Morris's work- he had an eye for pattern that is just unequaled. I got a mass mailing today about your lecture at the Texas Quilt Museum and I got really excited! So cool, I wish I could come see it.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful quilt! Very unique!
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ReplyDeleteThis is a wonderful quilt. I am always impressed by quilts like you who can make these beautiful art quilts. Thank you for sharing it.
ReplyDeleteI'm so impressed with your quilt. I love William Morris in home interiors. At one time I had envisioned my whole house in ceiling papers, wall papers, carpets, drapes, and textiles exclusively William Morris or inspired by him. Then I decided a whole house full is just too dark and heavy to live with daily, so now I sprinkle a bit here and there.
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ReplyDeleteI love your William Morris quilt! The embroidery adds a beautiful touch. Great appliqué too! William Morris made such amazing designs and was such a force for change in design.
ReplyDeleteVery nice quilt. It is striking.
ReplyDeleteThe art quilts are absolutely fascinating and beautiful!
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ReplyDeleteYour art quilt is beautiful. I love the embroidery and the way it enhances your design. Thanks for sharing and for the giveaway.
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WOW!! it's like your quilt was chosen to be last so that you could show a 'thinking out of the box' quilt. I love it! the same fabrics we have been watching others use for the last few weeks and you have turned them into a different work of art. Thank you for showing us what is possible.
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Your blog is great!
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ReplyDeleteYour quilt is beautiful! I don't think I have the patience to do such intricate work.
ReplyDeleteI follow your blog in a reader and I enjoy reading about your travels and your posts about Japanese quilting. The peppered cottons look sumptuous and would be lovely to use. Thank you!
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ReplyDeleteyour william morris quilt is gorgeous and so are these fabrics. thanks for the chance to win.
ReplyDeleteHow could I not enter for peppered cottons?! My stash is low and you are so right on the shimmer and hand of these! I love reading your blog, love your work. Your knowledge of quilting is unlike any other blogs I follow. Plus...you have a very witty attitude!
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Your quilt is exquisite! Beautiful application of these fabrics!
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ReplyDeleteYour art applique quilt is amazing! I had never encountered your blog before and have spent quite some time reading and looking at older posts-very interesting and some gorgeous photos!
ReplyDeleteI have never made an art quilt. I really like yours, and how the embroidery enhances it.
ReplyDeleteAdding the hand embroidery to the border is like icing on a delicious cake, beautiful work, beautiful quilt.
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ReplyDeleteJust awesome! Love your art quilts - the little details add so much. Thanks for sharing your talent.
ReplyDeleteI love the way the depth of color with these cottons adds to your quilt. Such a good choice for the style of your art quilt. Thanks for showing how these fabrics can be used in an art quilt.
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ReplyDeleteLove peppered cottons. Just signed up to follow your blog via email. Looking forward to future posts.
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ReplyDeleteThanks for the chance to win some fabulous fabric. I am in Canada but have a US mailbox in case I win these bundles of inspiration.
Morris & Me is stunning, even more so after reading your inspiration and seeing the detailed stitching. It took me an hour to get back here to comment after reading about you and linking all over!
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and Okan Arts fabrics look amazing..
That art quilt is gorgeous.
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ReplyDeleteI am very impressed with you art quilt. Someday maybe I will attempt something similar.
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ReplyDeleteSomeday I hope to make an art quilt! Yours is just gorgeous. Great job.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful quilt!
ReplyDeleteI am glad Jaftex had this blog hop, otherwise I would have never known about your blog. I am going to start following you now, because I am intrigued by your work. It's different and beautiful. I wonder how on earth you were able to do applique with the Peppered Cottons. I love them, but I'd be afraid to do applique for fear of the fabric shredding at the edges. However you did it, you did a beautiful job of putting this Jacobean quilt together with these fabrics. Well done!
ReplyDeleteI love the peppered cottons. I just got some when I was visiting a quilt shop on vacation. I had never seen them "in person". Such lovely, saturated, rich colors. I agree that the hand is wonderful on these fabrics. I am inspired by your use of the fabric and the techniques used in your quilt. I've always admired William Morris designs and would love a recommendation of a good biography about him and his work (and his daughter, too).
ReplyDeleteYour art piece is lovely! The colors are so rich. Thanks!
ReplyDeleteI'm SO impressed with your art piece. Can I just say "wow"? Thanks for the chance to win the lovely fabric, too. :-)
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ReplyDeleteLovely work on your art quilt! Especially like the hand embroidery on the sides.
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ReplyDeleteI love your art quilt. The hand embroidery really adds a special touch to your quilt. Thanks for sharing and for the giveaway.
ReplyDeleteYour quilt is fantastic. Love the different shades of blue and the details on the birds. Thanks for sharing with us.
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ReplyDeleteLOVELY ART QUILT! THANKS for sharing!
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I love art quilts and yours is gorgeous!
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ReplyDeleteI love your art quilt. It is a beautiful combination of deep color in the fabrics and beautiful embroidery/quilting.
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ReplyDeleteLove your bird art. Now I want to read more about William Morris. Love your blog and those peppered cottons.
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I am a new follower via e-mail. :)
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ReplyDeleteI love all things Japanese, so I've just started following you. Your quilt is the best of the bloghop.
ReplyDeleteI really love your quilt, the colors are beautiful, and all the details you added are awesome.
ReplyDeleteI love your quilt. The combination of the peppered cottons and hand embroidery is beautiful.
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ReplyDeleteI enjoy working embroidery into my quilts. I love how you did.
ReplyDeleteCongratulations, you created a beautiful art quilt with the peppered cotton fabric.
ReplyDeleteI love art quilts and this one is beautiful. I love how you add all those details with the quilting.
ReplyDeleteI love your art quilt especially the bird on the quilt.
ReplyDeleteYour art quilt is quite stunning; it looks like a printed fabric from afar.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful art quilt ,looks like a painting.
ReplyDeleteLove how you used the fabric selection in this quilt! Nicely done!
ReplyDeleteI love that you posted pictures of the quilt show in japan. Their work is exquisite and so is yours. Your art quilt is beautiful. God bless your talent
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ReplyDeleteLove your art quilt! There are so many little details that require time to check it out and appreciate each one!!!
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ReplyDeleteI really like your William Morris art quilt. My only comment is that I would have liked to read about your design process. How did you come up with the design? What techniques did you use? What mistakes (if any) did you make? Would you do anything differently?
ReplyDeleteYour quilt is stunning! I just googled William Morris--wow!--and see the respect you have for him reflected in your work.And all your beautiful handwork--well done :)
ReplyDeleteHappy to have found your blog through the blog hop! Now following! :)
ReplyDeleteYour quilt is beautiful!!! I love the leaves, and the colorful embroidery on the sides.
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ReplyDeleteYour art quilt is lovely. It is so intricate with its small pieces.
ReplyDeleteYour art quilt is very inspiring...the colors are fantastic!
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ReplyDeleteYour quilt is awesome! I know I've said this. Lot of places, but I am so grateful I got to participate in this Blog Hop, it's my first. I've learned so much and met some amazing quilter's/bloggers=). Thank you.
ReplyDeleteThis art quilt is really beautiful. I've never tried one before but I love the way you've layered fabrics to create the picture.
ReplyDeleteYour quilt is beautifully executed. I love mixed media and your embroidery really sets off the piece.
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ReplyDeleteTeresa, it's so cool that you used a favorite artist to inspire your art quilt! It is beautiful and the dimensions of the layers make it so interesting. William would be proud!
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ReplyDeleteLOVE YOUR QUILT. great detail and love the stitching!!!
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ReplyDeleteI really am impressed w/ your art quilt - I have never done anything like this - very inspirational!
ReplyDeleteWonderful Art Quilt! Love the added side embroidery, it adds a touch of dimensional interest to the borders. Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful, love the inspiration of your hand sewing. Thanks for sharing.
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Your art quilt is beautiful. I just don't think I have the patience to do it. Thanks for the chance to win.
ReplyDeleteI really like this art quilt and how you encorporates the embroidery into the border and details. Beautiful colors!
ReplyDeleteI love your art quilt! My friend just purchased some Peppered Cottons in MO. I really love those and would be thrilled to win a couple of bundles. They're so versatile! Thank you for the giveaway!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful art quilt. I've never tried that.
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ReplyDeleteYour quilt is absolutely gorgeous! And I learned something about William Morris from your post! Thanks!
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ReplyDeleteWhat a cute quilt.
ReplyDeleteYour quilt is beautiful! How long did it take?
ReplyDeleteI love your art quilt. Usually this is not something that draws my eye but this quilt really appeals to me! Thank you for making such a beautiful project!!
ReplyDeleteThank you for showing us your quilt inspired by William Morris's works.
ReplyDeleteHe was so passionate about many things - not just art/craft - that it is no wonder his legacy is still with us.
Wow the detail on the leaves and the blue border running along the edges are beautiful and impressive. N.snaer at gmail dot com
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ReplyDeleteWonderful hand and machine work on your rendition of William Morris's work. This art quilt is so colorful - most likely because of the Jaftex fabric choices. Lovely.
ReplyDeleteLove the texture of your quilt and the bright colors! I also like the peppered cottons, great fabrics!
ReplyDeleteI love your art quilt. Maybe one day I will work up the courage to give one a try
ReplyDeleteVery creative quilt & I love the bird.
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ReplyDeleteI love art quilts, they are amazing. Morris & Me is beautiful. Love the colors and the stitching. Thanks.
ReplyDeleteWow, your quilt is amazing! The peppered cottons with their sheen are perfect for it.
ReplyDeleteI love your art quilt. It is stunning! I'd love to win the bundles. I live in Canada but would be willing to pay for shipping if I'm the lucky winner.
ReplyDeleteYour quilt is beautiful! The colors are so rich and lovely, and the embroidery is wonderful!
ReplyDeleteThis is absolutely stunning . I am impressed at your creativity. Beautiful work x
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First time to your blog....and I enjoyed looking around. Beautiful fabrics!
ReplyDeleteI was looking at the some of my favorite Jaftex bloggers. Kudos on your lecture at the museum. Your dress is a great stripe, don't stand to close to a quilter with scissors in their hand.
ReplyDeleteYour quilt is so beautiful, I love the birds.
ReplyDeleteI love looking at art quilts but have never made one...yet.
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ReplyDeleteFeedback! You know that quilt is darn right fantastic! Great job!!
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