Quilts created 2019-2020
By Lynn B. Welsch.
Somewhere along my travels I photographed these lilies and thought they would be a perfect subject for a quilt.
In April 2019, I took a week-long class with Velda Newman at Alegre Retreat at the Gateway Canyons Resort in Colorado.
I hand painted the lilies and used hand-dyed fabric for the leaves.
By Lynn B. Welsch.
Hollyhocks grow well in the high desert of rural New Mexico where I live.
They easily reseed themselves every year. My front and back yard chain link fences are surrounded by Hollyhocks every summer, and I never tire of looking out my windows at them!
I started this quilt at Alegre Retreat in Gateway Canyons, CO in a class with Jane Sassaman.
It was fun to interpret Hollyhocks in a whimsical way with new methods and materials.
By Lynn B. Welsch.
I photographed this Roadrunner in the middle of flowers in my yard. It was fun interpreting him in a colorful and whimsical quilt!
Exhibited at the Albuquerque Fiber Arts Fiesta 2019 where it won a third place ribbon.
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Somewhere along my travels I photographed these lilies and thought they would be a perfect subject for a quilt.
In April 2019, I took a week-long class with Velda Newman at Alegre Retreat at the Gateway Canyons Resort in Colorado.
I hand painted the lilies and used hand-dyed fabric for the leaves.
By Lynn B. Welsch.
Hollyhocks grow well in the high desert of rural New Mexico where I live.
They easily reseed themselves every year. My front and back yard chain link fences are surrounded by Hollyhocks every summer, and I never tire of looking out my windows at them!
I started this quilt at Alegre Retreat in Gateway Canyons, CO in a class with Jane Sassaman.
It was fun to interpret Hollyhocks in a whimsical way with new methods and materials.
By Lynn B. Welsch.
I photographed this Roadrunner in the middle of flowers in my yard. It was fun interpreting him in a colorful and whimsical quilt!
Exhibited at the Albuquerque Fiber Arts Fiesta 2019 where it won a third place ribbon.
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