Annette Morgan - Textile Artist


	Anglia Textile Works is... a contemporary textile group made up of artists who produce textile related art, either as professionals or serious amateurs. We came together in 1997 to provide an environment for pursuing new techniques and creative directions and to achieve professional recognition.

		Coin - by Lucie Summers Coin was inspired by a 16th century German coin found in Suffolk. Lino printed linen background, appliquéd organza, machine embroidered and burnt back with a soldering iron. Painted with emulsion paint and glitter. Hand seed stitched and machine quilted. May 2005 62 x 91.5 cm / 24.5 x 36 in. More About Anglia Textile Works Despite our individual styles, we all delight in exploring the experimental possibilities of fabric. We take our inspirations from a variety of sources, from nature to architecture. Our members have exhibited in the UK and abroad, and have won various awards. Anglia Textile Works Exhibitions...

	Yvonne Brown Yvonne is involved in a wide range of textile related arts including art quilts, textile wallhangings and contemporary embroideries. She particularly enjoys experimenting with new techniques and all forms of surface decoration. Yvonne is available for workshops, talks and commissions.
		E: yvonne@browns100.fsnet.co.uk South Lodge 1 Newcombe Drive Feltwell, Thetford IP26 4AH W: www.yvonnebrown.co.uk

	Sheila Cetti Sheila is an East Anglia based textile artist who creates art quilts and fabric bowls. As proprietor of Textures, Sheila visits textile groups with her selection of extotic fabrics, handpainted threads, silk paper, beads and unusual yarns.
		E: consult@cetti.fsnet.co.uk 71 King George V Avenue King's Lynn PE30 2QE

	Kathy Colledge Kathy produces contemporary wallhangings using mainly traditional quilting techniques and juggles her creativity with a busy a career as a musician. Above all, it is a love of colour and texture that attracts her to textile art and she finds inspiration in a wide variety of sources but predominantly from the natural world. Strong colours, curved lines and organic shapes have become a feature of her work.
		E: hugh.colledge@lineone.net 24 Nelson Road Sheringham Norfolk NR26 8BU

	Annette Morgan Annette is a contemporary quilt artist and past president of the Quilters' Guild. She has exhibited in the UK, Europe, USA and Japan. Annette is available for workshops, talks and commissions.
		E: annette@annettemorgan.co.uk 18 Blomfield Street Bury St. Edmunds Suffolk IP33 1TE W: www.annettemorgan.co.uk

	Lucie Summers Lucie's work is mostly inspired by the countryside, particularly the flat landscape and large skies of Suffolk. She usually works in a collage style, layering fabrics together to create new images, often dyeing, screenprinting, linoprinting or stamping her fabrics before embellishing with hand stitches, beads and sequins.
		E: luciesummers@yahoo.co.uk 24 Granville Gardens Mildenhall IP28 7EU

	Linda Whitby Linda has studied City and Guilds Patchwork and Quilting Part 1 and 2 and has been a member of ATW for a number of years. Her work has been exhibited both in the UK and abroad. Linda's use of the computer in both quilt and fabric design has given a new dimension to her work, which can be found in private collections.
		E: linda.whitby@btinternet.com 37 Orchard Close Hail Weston St. Neots PE19 5LF

	Judy Loope and Kate Marshall In 2004 Judy Loope and Kate Marshall, two American quilt artists, joined Anglia Textile Works as associate members. ATW has also formed a relationship with Fiber Transformed, a group of textile artists from Virginia, USA, with a view to sharing ideas and exhibitions across the Atlantic.