I love to make quilts. Large and small; for beds and walls. I especially like bright colors and geometrics. Please look through my showcase. Tell me what you think: you can leave a comment below a particular quilt, send an email (wsrhodes@gmail.com),and/or sign my Guestbook (on the right side as you scroll down). Some are for sale; click on "Needs A Loving Home" to see these. And if you are interested in having a quilt made for you, drop me a line and we'll see what we can work out.
Thursday, August 23, 2007
Something's Fishy
Newest quilt is a kaleidoscope quilt; 550 pieces, cut from a single piece of fabric, and arranged into hexagons. The border is the original fabric. You can see how the elements of the print combine to make new patterns when put together in hexagons. Click to view.
Friday, July 6, 2007
Cubes, cubes, cubes!
Here are two of my 3D quilts, "Impossible Triangle" and "3D Color Study".
Careful use of color values and placement gives a three-dimensional look and feel to these quilts.
They look difficult (if not impossible!) to make, yet both are done with all straight line seams. The top one is made out of equilateral triangles sewn in slanted columns. The bottom one is made the same way, with the addition of the thin strips at the "edges" of the boxes.

Careful use of color values and placement gives a three-dimensional look and feel to these quilts.
They look difficult (if not impossible!) to make, yet both are done with all straight line seams. The top one is made out of equilateral triangles sewn in slanted columns. The bottom one is made the same way, with the addition of the thin strips at the "edges" of the boxes.

Monday, December 13, 2004
Boxing Match
Another quilt combining 3D cubes, lots of colors and shades, and the play of light and shadows.
The quilt is designed as if the light is pointing up from below the center. Thus, the middle of each cube has the lightest value.
The name of the piece is a pun: They are "boxes" and each pair "matches". So: "Boxing Match"!
The quilt is designed as if the light is pointing up from below the center. Thus, the middle of each cube has the lightest value.
The name of the piece is a pun: They are "boxes" and each pair "matches". So: "Boxing Match"!
The quilting was done as free-motion, matching the color-value in each cube's face. Almost invisible from the front; very interesting on the back!
For sale: 31" x 23" Wall hanging $100
Sunday, August 1, 2004
Lighter Than Air
A sky filled with rainbow-colored hot air balloons!!
And rainbow-colored thermals to keep them aloft forever!!!!
And rainbow-colored thermals to keep them aloft forever!!!!
For sale: 37" x 40" Wall hanging (no sleeve) or child's quilt $150
Tuesday, December 1, 1998
Pinwheel Patch
Curl up in front of your fireplace with this quilt portraying leaves falling in Autumn. Some of them are even falling off the edge of the quilt! But not to worry: you won't have to rake up any of the 2,760 pieces!
For sale: 72" x 60" Large lap quilt or bed cover $200
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