I love Anna Maria Horner. I have said this before, but I will say it again. When you look at her collections on the shelf or in a pile, you wonder what she was thinking. Then when you put them together, a whole new magic occurs. I loved her line, Loulouthi and I was afraid I couldn't love her new line. And while I am still more enamored with the colors of Loulouthi, I have an appreciation for the organic-ness of Field study. I made this piece in the style of Turning Twenty. My friends at Alewives machine quilted it in a pattern that looks like spiders building webs. It is just gorgeous! I am also placing this quilt in my Etsy Shop.
I love Anna Maria Horner. I have said this before, but I will say it again. When you look at her collections on the shelf or in a pile, you wonder what she was thinking. Then when you put them together, a whole new magic occurs. I loved her line, Loulouthi and I was afraid I couldn't love her new line. And while I am still more enamored with the colors of Loulouthi, I have an appreciation for the organic-ness of Field study. I made this piece in the style of Turning Twenty. My friends at Alewives machine quilted it in a pattern that looks like spiders building webs. It is just gorgeous! I am also placing this quilt in my Etsy Shop. 
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