Flowers For My Sissy
This was created as a birthday gift for my little sister, Sherry. She will see it for the first time when she comes to view this exhibit....SURPRISE!
This is a joyful and happy quilt, and reminds me of all the fun and laughter I have shared with my sister.
I love you Sissy
2009
LuAnn McDonald Kessi
Harlan, Oregon
http://luannkessi.blogspot.com/
Techniques: Disappearing 9 Patch Machine Piecing, Fusible Machine Appliqué, Free Motion Machine Quilting & Hyper-Quilted Feathers in Border, Original Design.
If you're surrounded by people you love, you must be home. --Dan Zadra
Angels Watching Over Us
This quilt was created with my favorite Red Wagon Plaid fabric collection.
I began piecing this quilt in the 1990’s and completed the Hand Quilting in 2003
What appeals to me most about this quilt is the homespun feel and folk art look.
LuAnn McDonald Kessi
Harlan, Oregon
http://luannkessi.blogspot.com/
Techniques: Machine Piecing, Fusible Appliqué, Hand Appliqué, Hand Quilting
I will love the light for it shows me the way, yet I will endure the darkness because it shows me the stars. --Og Mandino
LuAnn - I love these two quilts! What a great picture of you and your sister! What a way to show how fabs have changed but are a way to document our past and create wonderful memories. a quilting buddy, Linda G.
ReplyDeleteSherry's quilt rocks! I love the large applique flowers.
ReplyDeleteSister's are the best. Mine is my best friend. When I started quilting seriously, she was the first recipient. Your sis is going to be so pleased. I followed you making this quilt and its fantastic.
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