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9 Quilts in James’ Honor – Part 2

September 27, 2018

This is the second of a 2-part blog post about a series of nine memorial quilts I made for a grieving family in Texas. Read more >

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Michael’s Tune

September 13, 2018

I always feel a special kinship to the memorial quilts I make that honor other artists. Creating Michael’s Tune was no exception. Read more >

Categories: Behind-the-Scenes, Memorial Quilts, Quilts, Textiles Tagged: fiber art, grief, grief quilt, Lori Mason Design, memorial quilt, memory quilt, textiles

9 Quilts in James’ Honor – Part 1

August 14, 2018

It’s not everyday that I have a request for nine memorial quilts to honor a single individual, but when Lori called from Texas asking if I could make nine quilts from her husband, James’ clothes, I accepted the challenge.  Read more >

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Colin’s Tartan

August 1, 2018

From the minute I opened the box of Colin’s clothing, sent to me by his mother, Sandra, I could tell he had been an extremely compassionate young man, committed to making the world a better place. Read more >

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Dirck’s Islamic Star

June 10, 2018

Sometimes a person’s clothing isn’t the right material for a memorial quilt. Read more >

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From Lori’s Notebook

  • Mark’s van der Rohe

    It’s not often that the clothing I receive for my memorial quilts so clearly reflects a person’s passion and life work.

  • Louisa’s Eclipse

    I believe many of us from a certain generation can relate to having held on to a box of our mother’s or grandmother’s table linens which we don’t have the heart to discard, nor do we want to bust out our irons every time we have a dinner party.

  • A Tartan for Tasmania

    After having successfully shipped my most recent quilt all the way to my client Sigrid in Tasmania, I can officially say that my work has made its way across the world.

  • Sat, Cit, Ananda: A New Day
  • Ed’s Cribbage Board Quilts

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