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SAQA’s newest virtual gallery ‘Pathways’ is now available for viewing on the SAQA website. I`m very happy that my piece `A Study of Pattern and Perspective` was selected for inclusion in this exhibit.
It’s a pretty amazing collection of artworks, curated by Rhoda Bennett. On the SAQA website, be sure to click See Details under each image to find out more about each piece, including additional images and artist statements.
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Halloween in the Quayside neighborhood.16 1View Instagram post by terryaskeartquiltsOpen post by terryaskeartquilts with ID 18116900201039316Oct 27
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`Solstice Moon` mounted on a black 12 x 12 inch wrapped canvas.
Details about how I made it on my blog today.
(It`s been a long time since I posted any new artwork. I hope to have more soon,)62 7View Instagram post by terryaskeartquiltsOpen post by terryaskeartquilts with ID 18111704495615212Oct 24
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Walking in the rain. 🌧️ ☔️
Our first rainy cool walk in a long time. We made it more interesting by looking for raindrops and reflections.23 0View Instagram post by terryaskeartquiltsOpen post by terryaskeartquilts with ID 18027476255918092Oct 22
Beautiful array of colourful fall foliage along the Quay boardwalk. And a few flowers still blooming.
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What a difference a day makes. The orange steel arch of the Pattullo Bridge was removed this weekend and now floats on a barge awaiting removal and recycling.
I’ve included some photos from yesterday when it was still intact. I’m sad to see it go.23 3View Instagram post by terryaskeartquiltsOpen post by terryaskeartquilts with ID 18381071857236259Oct 11
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The steel arch of Pattullo Bridge will be removed over the long weekend, Oct. 9-11. We walked down this morning to watch. But other than the cranes clustered underneath the bridge, we couldn’t see any progress. We will check again tomorrow.
Second image is tonight’s sunset.26 0Tags
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Category Archives: WiP Wednesday
Off my design wall – 2014.06.11
The sailboat quilt – titled ‘Catching the Wind’ – is finished (except for the sleeve and label, which I will get done soon). I’m really happy with how it turned out, but I’m really looking forward to working on several … Continue reading
On my design wall – 2014.06.04
Sailboat art quilt – all fused, mostly stitched, and looking good. I decided to quilt the background first, then I added the boat and the foreground waves. Last week, I said I was going to line the hull and sails … Continue reading
On my design wall – 2014.05.28
The sailboat quilt is progressing well – I’m very happy with how it’s looking. I’m always a little amazed when a quilt looks so much like what I had envisioned! Sometimes if I don’t have the right colored fabrics, I … Continue reading
On my design wall – 2014.04.30
First, I have a finish to show off. My entry for the Modern Metallic quilt exhibit is finished and has been submitted. The finished size is 37 x 36 inches. I called it ‘All That Glitters’. Every fabric has some … Continue reading
On my design wall – 2014.04.15
When I first heard about the Modern Metallic quilt exhibit, I didn’t think I had very many metallic fabrics, so I was happy to hear there was some free metallic fabric available from Robert Kaufman for participating MQG members – … Continue reading
On my design wall – 2014.04.02
Lots of progress on the Skybridge quilt. After three days of fairly intense work, all the units are constructed and ready to be fused to the background. And I’m soooo happy with how it looks! I pinned the sky background … Continue reading
On my design wall – 2014.03.19
Another circle quilt – this one is for the SAQA 2014 Auction. Each SAQA member can submit one 12 x 12 inch art quilt. The quilts are posted on the SAQA website, and auctioned off in September. The funds are … Continue reading
On my design wall – 2014.03.12
Here’s my second entry for the Canadian Quilters‘ Trend-Tex Challenge. (You can see my first entry here.) This one is an improv style, and as usual with this type of design, I didn’t really know what it was going to … Continue reading
On my design wall – 2014.03.05
A few months ago, I sent away for a fabric kit for the Canadian Quilters‘ Trend-Tex Challenge. Since then, I’ve been mulling over how to best use the fabrics. I decided to continue with my current fascination with circles, and … Continue reading
On my design wall – 2014.02.19
Today I’m trying out a couple of new techniques. I made up a small sample piece about 5 x 8 inches. The first technique is a background made from small scraps, each less than 1″ square. I fused some Misty … Continue reading





