Annette Morgan - Textile Artist


	Introducing... A selection of textile art from my portfolio. Simply click on the image for an enlarged view of the whole quilt. Or, click the detail link for a close-up view. Please be patient, as the larger images may take a few seconds to download. Quilt photography: (except Faded Murray and Blue and where noted) by Kevin Mead, Art Van Go.

	[detail]	Faded Murray and Blue T his quilt uses the same technique as Serendipity, but I have tried to create movement with the wavy lines. 2006 Awards 3rd place Innovative Quilts, Festival of Quilts 2006. Click for whole quilt image...

		Beth Chatto's Bamboo I I love Beth Chatto's garden in Essex and particularly the rustling of the tall bamboo. Made with my own hand dyed fabrics - just to prove I still do piecing! 2008. Click for detail...

	[detail]	Beth Chatto's Bamboo II This one represents bamboo in a different form using my stitch and burn technique using a soldering iron. This quilt was bought by a private collector. 2008 Click for whole quilt image...

		Walls of The Lady Chapel I Both quilts in this series were made for an exhibition by Anglia Textile Works for Ely Cathedral. The Lady Chapel where the exhibition was hung has some original wall paintings in these muted colours and I tried to represent peeling paint and old masonry. 2008 Click for detail...

		Walls of The Lady Chapel II Both quilts in this series were made for an exhibition by Anglia Textile Works for Ely Cathedral. The Lady Chapel where the exhibition was hung has some original wall paintings in these muted colours and I tried to represent peeling paint and old masonry. 2008 Click for detail...

	[detail]	Selsley Common Selsley Common was selected for the Fissures Exhibition by Contemporary Quilt at the Festival of Quilts 2006. Only a detail available. Photo by Annette Morgan. 2006.

	[detail]	Out of The Dustbin I This was the first quilt I made in the Out of The Dustbin series: Two old quilts painted [literally got out of the dustbin!] with emulsion paint, cut up, rearranged, sewn back together and painted with acrylic paint. It was then accepted for the last Contemporary Quilt 2006 exhibition at Uffington and travelled to two other venues! Sadly I only have this detail of the quilt. Photo by Annette Morgan 2006

		Out of The Dustbin - Pink Squares This quilt was made using the same technique as Faded Murray and Blue, but rather than use dyed fabric I used a bought patterned fabric.