Dyed rayon and cotton layered fabrics. Hand quilted, sometimes with embroidery.
74 x 25 inches 2008
I made this piece when I was at our family cottage in Georgian Bay. I missed the daily view across Manitowaning Bay and began to reproduce it on the cottage dining table by laying out large pieces of dyed cloth. Some areas are pieced but most of the cloth is just laid on which was a breakthrough for me. Memory of Wikwemikong has been shown widely. It was in one of the early World of Threads festivals as well as at my local Perivale gallery. Currently it is at Guildworks gallery in Prince Edward County Ontario.
I have made two storm at sea quilts. This one I gave to Ned's parents and it is at the cottage. The second one I gave to Ned's brother when he married Marg.
Features an embroidery by
Nobonie from South Africa
purchased from
African Threads in support
of Stephen Lewis' Grandmother to
Grandmother campaign that
supports Aids orphans