Evette Allerdings, Port Angeles
eallerdinngs@gmail.com

32” x 22.5”
Silk charmeuse, resist, silk dye, embroidery
NFS

Evette Allerdings, Port Angeles
eallerdinngs@gmail.com

18” x 27”
Silk charmeuse, silk dye, magic sizing

NFS

Debra Olson, Port Townsend
debolson747@yahoo.ca  or phone: 360 344 2945

33" x 48" 
(NFS) 

I feel this piece is "quilt-like", in that I focused on making each "block" individually, then put them all together for a finished piece. It focuses on birds and leaves, two of my favorite themes. I used many special bits and pieces collected over years, too treasured to throw away, as they reminded me of a friend or time or place

Debra Olson, Port Townsend
debolson747@yahoo.ca  or phone: 360 344 2945

12.5" x 12.5" 
$30     

I felt I had gotten away from the way I usually work, starting with canvas as my base, then adding paint, paper, fabric and embellishments.  This was a quick project to get back to it.

Janice Speck, Port Townsend
janicespeck@hotmail.com

Scarf created from wet felted merino wool.

$75

Janice Speck, Port Townsend
janicespeck@hotmail.com

Necklaces are made of vintage, ethnic and semi precious stones.  

$80

Janice Speck, Port Townsend
janicespeck@hotmail.com

Necklaces are made of vintage, ethnic and semi precious stones.  

$80

Janice Speck, Port Townsend
janicespeck@hotmail.com

Necklaces are made of vintage, ethnic and semi precious stones.  

$80

Cheri Kopp, Port Townsend
studio@cherikopp.com

Paper collage, glued, stitched – the three titles (L to R, as pictured):

PT is Sending and Receiving Love
ART: The Heart of Port Townsend
Port Townsend Sticks Together

6.5 x 8.5” framed

$70 each, framed for display or hanging

Cheri created three collaged postcards for a PTSA Grover Gallery display during the early days of the pandemic. She pulled from her studio stash of cast-off ephemera to represent: 1) love for her town, 2) the art that is at the core of Port Townsend, and 3) that we are unified, as a community. Materials include cancelled postage stamps, postage stamp page border, used and new stickers, return address labels, chipboard product packaging (from art supplies butter, cereal, clothing, crackers, pie crust, rice, soda, toaster pastries, vitamin C, yogurt…), on index cards.

Cheri Kopp, Port Townsend
studio@cherikopp.com

Standard size similar to fit of a surgical mask (larger size also available)

$30 each

In anticipation of a mask mandate, and drawing on her experience as a cancer survivor, Cheri developed a comfortable, breathable 3D-style covering for herself, using quilters’ cotton fabrics and organic cotton lining. Fitted with adjustable ear-loops made of latex-free nylon cording (the type used in surgical masks), and a wide adjustable nosepiece that helps prevent fogged glasses. Fashion, as always, is in the eye of the beholder; clients choose from Cheri’s extensive collection of over 1000 fabrics (done remotely, of course).

Masks can become an addictive form of self-expression: Cheri has made more than a dozen for herself, fashion accessories to coordinate with clothing, jewelry, eyeglasses, coats and even her studio apron.

Those on display are standard size and for sale; custom inquiries welcome.

Sue Gale, Port Townsend
msgale63@gmail.com

13" X 22" - both panels

Made with eco dying Cotinus leaves on commercial fabric. Machines sewn and hand beaded.

$100

Sue Gale, Port Townsend
msgale63@gmail.com

7" X 21” - both panels

inspired by a similar Asian piece I found in a magazine. It is all pieced with commercial fabric both stitched and fused. Machine stitched and hand-beaded.

$100

Mary Tyler, Chimacum
tylerstudio@olympus.net mbtyler.net

45” X45”

$500

Hand-dyed cotton, kaleidoscope pieced

Jeri Auty, Port Ludlow
jeriauty@gmail.com

22” x 34”

Fused, machine stitched and hand painted 100% cotton.

Curtain is made of rust dyed cheese cloth.

Inspiration from a photo I just happened to come across on the internet.

$175

Jeri Auty, Port Ludlow
jeriauty@gmail.com

Art quilt 19” x 19”

Freehand curved piecing with African hand-dyed and a variety of fabrics from my stash.

Insets of machine-made black lace.

NFS

Jeri Auty, Port Ludlow
jeriauty@gmail.com

28” x 29”

Freehand curved piecing of 100% cotton fabric, machine quilted

$75

jeriauty@gmail.com
jeriauty@gmail.com

90” x 110”

100% cotton, three layered quilt, professionally machine quilted

My first totally started and finished pandemic quilt.

Inspired by a vintage quilt I saw in Quilted Strait and the amazing fabrics designed by Marcia Derse.

$800

Jeri Auty, Port Ludlow
jeriauty@gmail.com

75” x 75”
Kaffe Fasset fabrics
100% cotton, professionally machine quilted

$500

Jeri Auty, Port Ludlow
jeriauty@gmail.com

75” by 90”

100% cotton pieced and professionally quilted

Inspired by a large floral print fabric that I bought and then proceeded to cut into wedges.

NFS