The Art Quilt Association

Kathy Pfeufer

Sewing machines and fabric have been part of Kathy Pfeufer's life since she was in grade school. In 2002 she took one quilting class that used a "raw edge applique" quilting style for landscape quilting that let her directly combine art skills with sewing. Semi-retirement in Grand Junction has allowed Kathy to explore quilting as an art medium. Contact Kathy.

"Everybody Loves George!"

Exhibited at Denver National Quilt Show, May 2007,

and Transformations Show, The Art Center, July, 2007. Size: 24" x 48".

"Fingerprint"

Exhibited at Denver National Quilt Show, May, 2007,

and at Spring ArtSpace Show, Two Rivers Winery, Grand Junction, CO. March, 2007.

"Wildfire: Ghost Trees"

Exhibited at "Stories of Our Ancestors" Show,

Johnson Gallery, Mesa State College, Grand Junction, CO. August, 2007. Size: 30" x 30"

Rollercoasters

fabric postcards

2007

I have always been a rollercoaster fanatic. Funny, how some of your favorite things show up in your artwork! Quilted postcards are so small, that when I drew this simple minded curve for a design, it wasn't too great a stretch for a rollercoaster fan to see some of my favorite old roller coasters in various guises, just waiting to be piped and stitched together. These are only three of a "mini-series" of rollercoaster postcards. They became a type of "quick sketch" in fabric for several techniques, fabric mixes, and styles, since they could be assembled much quicker than a large piece of fiber art. Can you tell I was having lots of fun??? Kathy Pfeufer