Here are some medium sized and medium priced art quilts/fiber collages for sale.
I would much rather they were out in the world being enjoyed, than "on the shelf"!
The quilts have a sleeve at the top and bottom for slats.
Shipping (USPS) within the USA is free.
Slats could be included for a small extra charge to cover their cost plus that of the higher shipping.
Please email me if you are interested or if you have any questions!
I do hope you find something you love!
Any questions (within reason!) answered promptly!
And, if you have been, thanks for looking!
Elizabeth
and here are the quilts.............
Winter's Edge (45.5"w, 30"h) (sold)
Midwinter (44"w, 26"h) ($795)
Sliding Edge (32"w, 54"h) ($895)
Separate and Together (33"w, 59"h), ($895)
Rusty Answer (41"w, 24"h) ($1900)
What Pretty Smoke! (36"w, 43"h) ($1495)
Emerald City (39"w, 43.5"h) ($750)
A Summer Day, long ago (46"w, 28"h) ($1490)
All That Glitters is Not Gold (40"w, 18"h) ($1550)
(not currently available, in the Crossing Frontiers show in NYC)
Edge of Light 40.5"w, 24"h $1350 (sold)

Edging Into Line 22"w, 46"h $895
This quilt is based on a photograph I took of a beautiful timbered building near Stratford; I love the abstract patterns the timbers create. It is nearly all pieced with just a little applique. It's a really bold fresh little piece that just leaps out!

Petergate 35.5"w, 53"h $1500
This is the very last one of my quilts about York streets on late winter afternoons.
It's nearly all pieced with just a little machine applique.

Overlook 54"w, 30"h $1750 (sold)
This quilt is made from lots and lots of carefully cut out shibori shapes; shibori is a Japanese method of dyeing the fabric after carefully twisting and tying it to create marvelous patterns on the cloth.

Botallack Mine 28"w, 39"h $1500
This quilt was in Quilt National in 2007.
It's a little beauty with a lot of hand stitching on it as well as machine quilting.
Based on my memories of some of the old mines in Cornwall.

Rooftops 55"w, 27"h on sale: $400
This quilt is one of the last of my Mary Poppins phase where I loved the patterns, positive and negative spaces of rooftops and chimneys! Too cold to live up there now!

Diamond Pane 50.5"w, 73"h $sold
This quilt is all pieced and is based on an amazing grisaille window I saw in a church; through the window you could see the gorgeous bright colours of trees and flowers in the gardens beyond.