Close up of Ann's work.
Ann Johnston's work.
These are the pieces I made in Ann Johnston's class.
Sample I made in Ann Johnston's class.
Sample I made in Ann's class. All three of my samples represent the broken fence in the snapshot.
This is my favorite sample in Ann's class.
Ann Johnston's class samples.
Ann Johnston's class, 'Line vs Shape'.
Ann Johnston's class samples.
This was a sample done the day before in one of Rayna's classes.
Surface Design With Found Objects class sample.
Class taught by Rayna Gillman.
I really want to do this.
Sample of Rayna Gillman's student.
Assorted tools.
Rayna Gillman's work.
Rayna's work.
Rayna's work.
Rayna's class was called 'Jump Starting Your Next Quilt'.
Rayna's.
Rayna's.
This was the first design I made in Rayna's class. She had us create a piece inspired by an emotion. This one represents 'anger'.
Another exercise we did was 'mind mapping'. I forgot just what this represented.
Another one which looked like the first two. Rayna said it could be a series. I like that.
This is my interpretation of the roaring blaze in the photo.
I did this with a piece of Rayna's fabric for inspiration.
One of the pieces I did in Rayna Gillman's class.
'Onion Rings'. The result of an exercise in Rayna's class in which she had us write a list of 'multiples'. This is the one I chose to do.
'Through the Roof.' Rayna handed us each a slip of paper with a phrase on it for our interpretation.