In my online and in-person classes, we explore different types of spirals — how to draw them, sew them, color them and combine them for a variety of effects. Even after all the time I’ve taught spiral quilt design, my students still surprise me. Below is a gallery of spirals and spiral quilts that my students have made. I hope you find them inspiring! (Click on the images to see a larger view, then use the “Back” button on your the bar at the top of the page to return to this page.)
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Nesting Spirals
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Baravelle Spirals
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Point-to-Point Spirals
Dixie McClain (experimenting with changing directions)

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Pinwheel Spirals
Cathy Barrow used a Pinwheel spiral changing direction to create the scene of stream and trees, then embroidered a covered bridge in the woods for the center.

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January 6, 2010 at 7:12 pm
Beautiful colors and designs emerge from the same patter with a different approach to the colors used.