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Quilted Wall Hangings are a fun and relatively inexpensive way to add some charm and warmth to your home with a hand made item.
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Quilted Wall Hangings are a fun and relatively inexpensive way to add some charm and warmth to your home with a hand made item. |
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"Springtime Convergence" “Springtime colored fabrics were chosen
to complete this modern wall hanging. Its smaller size will enable it to
enhance most any wall, showing spectacular splashes of fuchsia, yellow, aqua and lavender.
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"Happy Holiday Flamingo" Made with winter “snowbirds” in mind, this polka dot flamingo sports a holiday star and poinsettia. Bordered in cheery multicolored dot fabric, it would match any décor. Complete with dowel and invisible string- ready to hang on your wall.
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"Springtime Star & Doilies"
Precious pinks, gorgeous greens and wonderful wines blend together in these fern and floral print fabrics. A center star is surrounded by hand crochet doilies and antique green buttons. Machine quilted with swirls, curls and leaves. Complete with dowel and invisible string- ready to hang on your wall. |
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"Springtime Snowballs & Lace"
Precious pinks, gorgeous greens and wonderful wines blend together in these fern and floral print fabric. Snowball blocks are adorned with lace doilies and cream buttons. Machine quilted with swirls, curls and leaves. Complete with dowel and invisible string- ready to hang on your wall. |
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“Victorian Santa” (Ruby Red) This ruby red
pre-printed Victorian Santa was carefully cut out and then fused onto a
starry cream colored background fabric. A unique style of background quilting called “McTavishing” makes this piece elegant and one of a kind. Quilting in border is a simple meandering pattern. |
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"Hibiscus
& Blue Globe"
A beautiful lemon yellow hibiscus blossom, is converged with a sparkling blue gazing globe in the garden setting. This close-up from Pat’s flower garden is spectacular. The outer border is a colorful printed art fabric. Yellow piping and angular quilting designs enhance the artistic quality of this piece. |
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“Summer Retreat”
(Fabric Photo Quilt) On a summer vacation in Charlestown Rhode Island, I admired this beautiful beach house. The rowboat and dock were perched on this salt water inlet. The photos, taken by Pat, are printed onto fabric and pieced together with a sea green and blue leaf fabric. Dark blue fabric with flecks of gold accent the photos and outer binding. Straight line quilting adds the final touches to this calming piece. |
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“Between
a Rock & a Hard Place” (Converged Fabric Photo Quilt) Photograph of a mossy, lichen crusted pile of rocks is converged with a large patch of purple & yellow pansies. The outer border is a dark colored wheat fabric. Purple prairie points and yellow buttons add a touch of elegance to this earthy piece. Quilted with straight and angled lines that echo the prairie points. |
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“Upton Cement Bridge” (Fabric Photo Quilt) The Blackstone River runs under this very old but sturdy cement bridge. As a child, I spent many hours adventuring in the water and rocks below it. The photo, was taken by Pat Ferguson in the fall on a sunny day, It was printed on fabric and pieced together with a wonderful yellow and gray fabric with fall leavers and dragonflies, reminiscent of those that buzz around the bridge. A graphic gray fabric in the corners and prairie points accent the gray cement. The bridge is outline quilted to add dimension and angular quilting in the borders accents the prairie points. |
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“Hydrangea & Sunflower Converged” (Converged Fabric Photo Quilt) A beautiful orange Mexican Sunflower, complete with bumble bee gathering pollen, is converged with a full blue hydrangea cluster. This close-up from Pat’s flower garden is spectacular. Outer border is a black/brown crackle print fabric with simple serpentine quilting detail. |
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“Blue Hydrangea” (Converged Fabric Photo Quilt) A large blue hydrangea
cluster is converged with a blue/green batik background fabric. Thin
piping placed in the outer binding adds a sophisticated touch to this
little piece. SOLD! |
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“Iris &
Ferns #1” Lavender bearded iris and buds are fusible appliquéd and artfully quilted with fern tendrils. Iris and blocks of fern fabric are each surrounded by olive colored three dimensional fabric folds to create a uniquely textured art piece. A Pat
Ferguson original design. SOLD! |
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“Old San
Juan Textures” (Fabric Photo Quilt) A visit to Old San Juan, Puerto Rico, prompted Pat to take photos of architectural textures. Included here are bricks in a wall, decorative iron railing, brick & mortar steps and smooth cobblestone that lined the streets. The photos are printed on fabric and the edges cut to look like actual older photos. The rich “Skydyes” fabric creates the background that is bordered by a gold speckled batik. Angular quilting outlines the photos and borders. |
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“Peaceful
Relics” This is a "Fabric Photo Quilt." While visiting hostoric Del Morro fort in Old San Juan, Puerto Rico, I was struck by the sight of the fort relics against the backdrop of the peaceful ocean. The stack of rusted cannonballs, the iron tracks used to position the cannons, the iron bars and the cannons themselves, all surrounded by a most vivid blue sky and ocean. The photos, taken by Pat, are printed on fabric and the edges cut to look like actual older photos. The blue batik background reflects the blue ocean water and clear blue sky. The black corner fabric with its explosive print bring forth the cannons dark color and character. |
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“Doors in
Old San Juan” This is a "Fabric Photo Quilt." While walking in Old San Juan, Puerto Rico, Pat was taken by the rich wood colors and old arched doors in the city. The photos, taken by Pat, are printed on fabric and the edges cut to look like actual older photos. The rich “Skydyes” fabric creates the background that is bordered by another “Skydyes” fabric that resembles the red brown color of the wood. Gold speckled batik prairie points and narrow piping adds texture to this piece. Angular quilting outlines the prairie points. |
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“Sunflower” Fusible appliqué embellished with thread painting are Pat’s favorite quilting techniques, An original design, Pat had so much fun with this sassy sunflower that she made a limited edition of 6 pieces. **The first original “Sunflower” wall hanging won a second place ribbon at the Narragansett Bay Quilter’s Association Quilt Show and belongs to Pat** |
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Footprints at Watch Hill” (Converged Fabric Photo Quilt) Seagull footprints in the sparkling sand are converged with a Watch Hill light house at sunset. Outer border of rich “Skydyes” fabric compliments the colors of the sunset. Artfully quilted with angles and flying gulls. |
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“Watering
Can” This wall hanging was made from a commercial pattern with Pat adding her own unique touches and fabric choices. Done in 1 ½” squares on a gridded backing material, Fabric squares were carefully chosen and placed to portray a watering can filled with a fragrant floral bouquet. A curious hummingbird was added to make this piece special and lively. The checkerboard border makes it a little bit country. The stipple quilting in the background adds a delicate touch along with the twining ribbons quilted in the outside border. Narrow piping in the binding add just the right amount of rose color.
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