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My Story:
As a kid growing up in
My main interest at the end was
sculpture, which was a little impractical to continue, and weaving. After
moving to Hilton Head, I was introduced to quilting and have loved every minute
of it – mostly because it involves drawing and design, and, of course, handling
all of those great fabrics. If I make one quilt about dancing I usually do two
or three more. The same with chefs (there are three) and
My hope is that the viewer will have as
much fun looking at the quilts as I did in making them.
Marilyn
Taylor
HERE ARE
SOME OF MY FAVORITES:
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CHEESECAKE WITH MICE Wes suggested that as long
as I was doing chefs I should do one with a fancy cake. Cheesecake just popped into my mind so, of
course, it had to have cheese on it…..and what’s cheese without mice? So we have a happy chef and happy mice! |
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AFRICAN DANCERS My husband suggested that
I do something African and musical with these
wonderful fabrics. |
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HAS-BEEN This entertainer, like so
many, has stayed around way too long.
I wanted this to look somewhat pathetic – but cute! |
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ISN’T IT ROMANTIC As often happens, I was
just doodling and something suggested these figures dancing, so I put them in
this romantic setting. |
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OZ It was fun to do a quilt
that might appeal to children because of its familiarity and variety of
characters. |
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START These three kids appear in
three of my quilts just because I like their faces and school seems to be the
place to put them. Nobody seems to
notice that the little boy on the left is cheating! |
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TRIO I love musical
performances of any kind and, alas, can only dream of being a part of
it. This was the first of several
“musical” quilts. |
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IN THE MUSEUM AFTER HOURS It always looked to me
like Egyptian figures were going to jump off the walls any minute – and sure
enough! |
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DREAMIN’ I found early on that
reading can take you anywhere you want to go and I’ve always loved it. |