Quilts in the classroom
08-29-2011, 03:49 PM
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My husband had a lab that was boring, no color except at the front. Quilts geared to astronomy and to his interests were the answer.
The first has a photo of Venus in transit across the sun. A lady put a digital camera in front of his telescope lens. She was kind enough to e-mail some of the photos. I chose this one then dyed and over dyed fabrics to go with it and made him this quilt
The first has a photo of Venus in transit across the sun. A lady put a digital camera in front of his telescope lens. She was kind enough to e-mail some of the photos. I chose this one then dyed and over dyed fabrics to go with it and made him this quilt
There is a tiny dot of black on the lower right side of the sun. That is Venus
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Because he teaches physics and has engineers, I thought a impossible traingle would be good
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This is called an exploding star. Actually it was the first quilt I made for the lab
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This last one features a frame that was inspired by Bob Ross. It is a whole piece of cloth underneath. Neon paints were used to highlight the center section so that your eye went right to that area. My husband is a scuba diver.
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