Accidentally called a Bordello quilt in stead of a Bargello by the lady that quilted this, the name stuck. The pattern is Twisted Bargello and we made this in a class with Alette Davy. The quilt is exhibited with Jacaranda quilted guild at the Centurion Art Galery c/o Contonment Ave and Unielaan. I made the top and it was beautifully quilted by Ananda van Rooyen.
Friday, March 7, 2014
Bordello bargello?
Accidentally called a Bordello quilt in stead of a Bargello by the lady that quilted this, the name stuck. The pattern is Twisted Bargello and we made this in a class with Alette Davy. The quilt is exhibited with Jacaranda quilted guild at the Centurion Art Galery c/o Contonment Ave and Unielaan. I made the top and it was beautifully quilted by Ananda van Rooyen.
Monday, December 2, 2013
Sunday, September 8, 2013
Edith Piaf – La Foule
Elle décrit de manière vibrante sa
romance éphémère dans la foule. Une vision vêtue de noire, la lumière blanche
qui reflète l'expression libre de ses mains.
Her fleeting romance in the
crowd. A vision dressed in black, white
light that reflects the free
expression of her hands
The video of the Edith Piaf performance of La Foule that inspired this quilt can be seen here
La Foule was first exhibited at the September 2013 at the International Quilt Convention Africa.
Monday, September 2, 2013
Thursday, August 15, 2013
Flat on my backside next to Mama Africa in Bloemfontein at the National Quilt Festival. It was really cold, but a wonderful experience. Thank you to Oranje Quilters Guild for a stunning show!
Monday, July 8, 2013
Mama Africa
Mama Africa, please don’t cry,
though your children are hungry,
your rivers run dry.
Mama Africa, don’t be in pain,
the greed will subside
and a new King will reign
Mama Africa, so much to share,
of talent, of greatness
an oneness so rare
Mama Africa, lift up your eyes:
they’ll fail and they’ll falter
and then they’ll realize
Mama Africa be content
your children will grow up and
then realize the extent
Mama Africa, please don’t cry,
though your children are hungry,
and your rivers run dry.
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