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Grace’s Star. Made 2023. Inspired by a 1968 Star quilt made by Grace Zimega (Teton/Western Sioux) who lived on the Standing Rock Reservation. I entered it into the Cherokee National Holiday Quilt Show (which is open to everyone) and it won 1st place in Machine Pieced/Machine Quilted! So honored.
The “Crazy One” was shown at Quiltcon 2024. It got lots of love, likes, and shares! So happy to see others celebrate all the joy and weirdness in this quilt. I made it just for fun. Free motion machine quilted. 2023. Double Wedding Ring pattern.
By Teresa Duryea Wong. 2020. 65 x 65 inches. Created from 2,475 bits of tiny fabric. Improvisationally pieced. Each piece has its own free-motion quilting motif. Fabrics are all from Marcia Derse collections. “The Blue One” was juried into the 2020 International Quilt Festival in Houston and the 2021 Quiltcon show in Phoenix.
By Teresa Duryea Wong. 2021. 65 x 65 inches. Includes over 3,000 tiny bits of improvisational pieced yellow gold fabric. Each piece features its own free-motion quilting motif. “Harvest” was juried into the 2021 Quiltcon exhibition in Phoenix. “Harvest” was also exhibited at the New England Quilt Museum as part of the String Theory exhibition.
By Teresa Duryea Wong. 2021. 82 x 82 inches. Inspired by a quilt from 1890s in the Joanna Rose collection. Pieced and applique. Free motion machine quilted. Juried into the IQA exhibit at Houston International Quilt Festival 2019. Improvisationally pieced. Free motion machine quilted.
By Teresa Duryea Wong. 2019. 85 x 85 inches. Pieced from my collection of antique and vintage Japanese cotton fabric. Hand quilted. Some of the fabric pieces in this quilt are about a century old, others are vintage. All of it was collected during my annual trips to Japan. These fabrics are Katazome, Kasuri, Yukata, wovens, and more. The only new fabric is the off-white, which is a mixed washi and cotton blend.
