Tasha Owen
As a professional photographer, I merge my passion for images with quilting—digitally painting photos and printing them on fabric. This process brings freedom and reminds me of the joy of discovery. Tashaowenquilts.com
Suzanne Uschold
The PNW inspires my quilt art with its natural beauty. Using only fabric, thread, and occasional texture, I transform my photos into quilts through collage, appliqué, thread painting, and free-motion quilting. Artquiltsbysuzanne.com
Kristine Herman
Come walk the line! Using obvious lines—curved, straight, vertical, diagonal—I celebrate the forms of plants and people. Inspired by Kandinsky, my work invites energy, rest, and joy as lines fall in pleasant places.
Gabrielle McIntosh
Known for bold, abstract, and colorful compositions in textile form. Her work often uses strong geometric forms and layered stitching to create movement and texture. Gabrielle McIntosh is a featured artist with Studio Art Quilt Associates
Janet Darcher
Light reaches our eyes through diffuse reflection, often distorting what we see. This piece explores perception versus reality, using hand-dyed fabrics, machine piecing, and hand quilting to reflect how things may appear similar, yet differ.