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Pinwheel Progressions
Printable version
- Copyright © 1985 Caryl Bryer Fallert
- Size: 42" x 45
- Techniques: Hand dyed, machine pieced, and
quilted
- Materials: fabric-100% cotton /
batting: polyester
- Private collection
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Design
Concept
This is one of the very first quilts I made from my own hand-dyed fabrics. The design is based on concentric hexagons. Each successive hexagon is twisted slightly to give a spiraling movement to the design. Hand-dyed fabrics in 10-step color progressions are used to give depth and movement to the design. The quilting accentuates the curving movement of the spirals. |
Exhibitions:
- American Gallery of Quilt and Textile Art – 1985, Gig Harbor, Washington (solo exhibition)
- Quilts for Architectural Spaces, The Monroe Gallery, Chicago, Illinois (February 1985 solo exhibition)
Publications
- None as of
December 31, 2016
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