The House Quilt Project - I worked with Furnishing Hope and interior designers for each of the 18 houses that Habitat for Humanity is building in San Juan Capistrano, California. I enlisted the help of 13 quilt artists to create a house quilts based on the interior vision of each interior designer, knowing what their favorite colors and styles were. Each house quilt measures 12" wide by 16" high and are ready to hang on the wall. The group colors and numbers below are part of the coding system for Furnishing Hope. |
Red Group; Top L-R (1) Pamela Price Klebaum, (2) Leslie Tucker Jenison; bottom - (3) Felisa Lyons, (4) Terry Waldron |
Blue Group; Top L-R (1) Teresa Shippy, (2) Vickie Valdez Green; bottom - (3) Peggy Calvert, (4) Joanell Connolly |
Yellow Group; Top L-R - (1) Loris Bogue, (2) Jane LaFazio, (n/a) Jamie Fingal; bottom - (4) Jamie Fingal, (5) Anne Copeland, (6) Jamie Fingal |
Green Group; Top L-R - (1) Cindy Cooksey, (2) Julie Schlueter; bottom - (3) Jamie Fingal, (4) Anne Copeland |
It is so much fun to see all the quilts grouped together.
ReplyDeleteEach one is very special. Thanks for putting it all together!
What fun these are. Love them!
ReplyDeleteThese are wonderful!
ReplyDeleteJamie, congrats on this project. What a great idea.
ReplyDeleteJamie, what a great project! They have been building a bunch of Habitat
ReplyDeleteHomes that I pass by nearly every day. It warms my heart to see them going up and thinking of the people who will have their own homes because of that wonderful program. Now I can just imagine how having a little piece of Welcome art would mean so much.
Habitat for Humanity is a world wide project and your group certainly have made beautiful, quilts to grace the new homes. Well Done.
ReplyDeleteHow nice that each home will have a piece of art!
ReplyDeleteThey look amazing. You've done it again.
ReplyDeleteThey are fantastic, Jamie!
ReplyDeleteA heartwarming gift from all the artists. I would love to replicate this program in our county.
ReplyDeleteThese are each wonderful! They'll be cherished for sure!
ReplyDeletedidn't mean to hit anonymous-- but I was just so excited about these quilts!
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