Quilts from the Information Age, Part I
Grace Rother
Midwest 9-Patch Quilt, 2022
The top of this quilt is primarily linen with some cotton and a little hemp. Some of the fabric was naturally dyed by the Object Apparel folks in Detroit, MI, my favorite Wolverine stop. The batting is cotton, reclaimed. The back is pieced from vintage sheets. It is machine pieced and hand quilted. The binding is cotton and hand stitched.
47 x 48 in
$2000
Sarah Gagnon
Gold and Peach Labrynth quilt
Linen, naturally dyed with Madder, Tesu, Osage Orange, Black Tea, Acorns, Himalayan Rhubarb, Cutch, Sandlewood, Wattle and Pomegranate. The binding and back are also linen. Hand quilted with thick ivory sashiko thread. Cotton batting.
60 x 68 in
$7000
Jessica Lewis Stevens
Mama Tried Quilt, 2023
Linen, cotton, madder root, indigo, onion skin
The quilt top is entirely dyed with plants, the back features plant-dyed linen in addition to reclaimed linen, and it is bound in reclaimed linen and tied with vintage red cotton thread
35 x 57 inches
$3800
Sherri Lynn Wood
Greenford Drive Circa 1976
abstract freestyle quilt, based on color memories of my childhood home, vintage prints, quilt scraps, sheets, lamé; hand-quilted
58 x 53 in
$5400
