Country: India

Dimensions: 75 x 61
Artist Statement/ Description/ Method: This is the portrait of my second grandson ANIKET. The portrait beams out a confidence loved the detailing part of it.

Country: India

Dimensions: 228 x 203 x 6
Artist Statement/ Description/ Method: Entirely designed and executed using just a single hand by a 79 year old cancer survivor with an amputated left hand, living alone with no help in creating the quilt. Completed in 25 days. Passion for quilting and an unlimited flow of energy was poured into creating this piece. The choice of colors indicate positive energy, happiness, and a confident future.

Country: India

Dimensions: 228 x 203 x 6
Artist Statement/ Description/ Method: Entirely designed and created using a single hand by a 79 year old women cancer survivor with an amputated left hand living alone without any support in creating the quilt. Completed in 25 days. Passion for quilting and an unlimited flow of energy was poured into creating this. The choice of colors indicate the positive and forward looking attitude of the creator.

Country: india

Dimensions: 152.4 x 122
Artist Statement/ Description/ Method: What's it about spirals and applique spirals? A curiosity and amazement with the form and shape took me into a journey reminiscent of life's journey. Step by step, from one moment to the next, from one phase to the next , it moves and lays centered on the strong bonds of love that exists in the family. This quilt started as a small trial and ended up as a big piece, with so much discovery and learning happening in the process. Just like Life!!!

Country: india

Dimensions: 244 x 244
Artist Statement/ Description/ Method: Made during the covid lockdown period, working on this quilt was therapeutic during very testing times. With so much doom and gloom around thee pandemic, I found refuge in a riot of colours which reminded me of jars of colourful poppins candy. Cheer and joy amidst weeks and months of uncertainty, this quilt was my expression of immense happiness and gratitude for what i still have. Colorful hand dyed fabrics and a gorgeous quilted candy is my entry for IIQF 2021.

Country: India

Dimensions: 168 x 89 x 0.2
Artist Statement/ Description/ Method: Fabric used - Khadi cotton ( front ), Plain cotton ( Back ) Quilting threads used in 3 different colours Front - Machine stitched Hand quilted

Sold Country: India

Dimensions: 127 x 113 x 0.2
Artist Statement/ Description/ Method: This quilts corners are inspired by Hakki Kaal i.e. Sparrow's legs. This typical style is from the state of Karnataka, India. Fabric used - Khadi cotton ( front ), Plain cotton ( Back ) Quilting threads used in 3 different colours Front - Machine stitched Hand quilted

Country: India

Dimensions: 122 x 119
Artist Statement/ Description/ Method: Traditional Hand quilted quilt or a piece called " Godhadi ", this is a traditional quilt making technique practiced in Maharashtra along side other places. Technique used for quilting : Hakki Kaal i.e. Sparrow's Legs 3 Layers : Front - Khadi cotton Back - Manjarpatt cotton

Country: India

Dimensions: 198 x 198 x 1.5
Artist Statement/ Description/ Method: Inspired from Pinterest, pieced on Opel machine and quilted on SS16, pure cotton top and backing with polyester batting. The piano border is a treat to the eyes and took ages to finish

Country: India

Dimensions: 119 x 117 x 0.5
Artist Statement/ Description/ Method: Each year I have quilt camp with my best friends, sometimes a few a year. Its a time when we all get together and have a quilting slumber party and all bring our machines, projects, and lots of snacks and we sew for a couple days. One of the fun things about our camp is that we often bring a few little gifts to pass out. This charm pack was a a quilt camp gift from my dear friend Kay. Whenever I look at this quilt I think about how lucky I am to have my quilting friends and all the fun we have together.

Country: INDIA

Dimensions: 122 x 91
Artist Statement/ Description/ Method: " Bloom when you are planted ". It gives immense happiness when I see flowers around me. I made ' Flower Power ' in a quilt along by Helen Godden quilts. The blocks are done by quilt-as- you- go method. Later I joined with sashing and borders. The flowers and leaves are appliquéd with hand dyed fabrics and machine quilted.

Country: India

Dimensions: 207 x 159 x 0.25
Artist Statement/ Description/ Method: This block was made under the guidance of Rashida Juzar. The block is called log cabin. I made 6 blocks of 20 inches each. Around the periphery we have curved blocks of 9.5inches. Quilting was done by me entirely on my domestic machine Bernina 720. I thoroughly enjoyed the quilting.

Country: India

Dimensions: 95 x 112 x 0.5
Artist Statement/ Description/ Method: In this quilt I have used three different technique, for the old lady, I have followed portrait style, and for the flowers and tree I have used confetti style quilting, both I learnt from quilter and artist Chitra Mandana, and the other two figures are done in Lutradur method, learnt from quilter Pat Archibald. the old lady was a water colour by artist Udhay Bhan. Used Inktence and Kohinoor for colouring. lot of FMQ. Totaly enjoyed making it.

Country: India

Dimensions: 76 x 76
Artist Statement/ Description/ Method: I want to sew like my mom so I started quilting mats for my dolls. I love colours so I add lots of colours to my quilts. I get less angry when I am sewing and doing embroidery. I stared making my quilt last December but it wasn't looking beautiful so I left it. During lockdown mom told me that once I finish it will look beautiful and the colours will make me happy again. So I started it again. Now I am so happy that I made something so big and beautiful with lots of colours. I am not tall enough for a sewing machine now, but once I am that tall, I will use that too!

Country: India

Dimensions: 120.65 x 92.7 x 1.5
Artist Statement/ Description/ Method: Mysore Art Hub empowered by seven women from different age groups and skill sets have come up with THE PARTERRE for IQF 2021. we have incorporated block piecing, hand piecing, machine embroidary, hand embroidary, FMQ, felt hand applique and hand knotting .

Country: UK

Dimensions: 146 x 110
Artist Statement/ Description/ Method: I found a book of curved quilts in Portland, Oregon when I went to help my daughter after a skiing accident. I started working on the quilt while I was there to keep myself sane. I cut out all the pieces when I was with her two years ago and then did not have the time to finish the quilt. This pandemic was a blessing in disguise - I ended up finishing not only my daughter Leela's quilt, but also a quilt for Anushka, my newborn grand niece.

Country: UK

Dimensions: 194 x 129
Artist Statement/ Description/ Method: My Mother recently found out that a previous illness has returned. My sisters and I took turns keeping her company this year. Cutting this quilt and piecing it together gave me so much peace of mind during a difficult time. This pandemic helped me finish it. While finishing the quilt, I was able to teach my students at KMSC school how to bind a quilt via Zoom. It has been a mentally rewarding process.

Country: INDIA

Dimensions: 73 x 76 x 0.5
Artist Statement/ Description/ Method: A whole cloth quilt with a red banner at the bottom and a kutchi motif in red at the top right corner made of 'dori'(thin tube made of fabric), is reminiscent of the Red Cross. It symbolizes the medical fraternity that is working tirelessly to pull us out of these trying times of COVID-19. The small, soft white motifs strewn around represent released souls rising above the prism of life and blood. The whole arena of blue is encompassed in a red double fold binding, reflecting the still ominous boundary of fear and blood surrounding us.

Country: INDIA

Dimensions: 33 x 41 x 0.5
Artist Statement/ Description/ Method: This quilt uses the Interleave quilting method. I wanted to represent my quilting circle via this miniature quilt. Each of us have a distinct personality and specializes in a different kind of quilting technique at varying levels of skill. When we are together we are 'more than the sum of its parts’ very much like the individual geometric shapes of this quilt which hold their own shapes, yet mean much more when they all come together to form a secondary pattern; magically transforming the shapes and colours into a theme.

Country: India

Dimensions: 81 x 66
Artist Statement/ Description/ Method: I am an 8th grader, who loves math. I wanted to try out an abstract pattern borne out of my fascination with geometry. This is a pattern free design that I would like to call Geometric Improv. I picked out five colours, cut them into 1.5 inch and 2 inch strips and strip pieced them into identical sets. Then, using the 45 degree angle on my quilting ruler, I cut some parallelograms and triangles. I sewed together these shapes with an intentional staggered line as I did not want to match up all the colours when piecing it back together. I think this helped create movement and play in the design. I christened the quilt Vajra because of the thunderbolt design that naturally emerged from my experimentation.