Gallery, Quilts 1-6
 | Stacked (2010) 166cm x 103cm (65" x 40.5") [Vote for this quilt as your favorite!] This quilt combines traditional colorful elements from 3D computer design (checkerboard pattern, a golden oldie) with a subdued background showing vague reflections in the form of Sashiko patterns. The butterfly brings a bit of life in an otherwise immaculate world. Quilt detail. |
 | Fractions (Fracties 2009) 144cm x 96cm (57" x 38") [Vote for this quilt as your favorite!] The name Fractions refers to the fact that the design is based on a division of the surface in ever smaller fractions. Quilt detail. |
 | Toverbal (2009) 128cm x 128cm (50.5" x 50.5") [Vote for this quilt as your favorite!] Toverbal is Dutch for gobstopper or jawbreaker, but a more literal translation would be "magic ball". I created the three-dimensional design using POV-Ray. Quilt detail. |
 | Doyenna (2008) 98cm x 210cm (38.5" x 82.5") [Vote for this quilt as your favorite!] A "life-size" quilt I've been wanting to make for a long time, waiting for a sufficiently large
stash, sufficient sewing skills and most of all a good design. |
 | Paradise? (2008) 137cm x 97cm (54" x 38") [Vote for this quilt as your favorite!] Paradise for those who like peace and quiet (or quilters who would just like to piece in quiet), or would this just be too quiet and peaceful? |
 | Ode aan Ootje (2007) 165cm x 115cm (65" x 45.5") [Vote for this quilt as your favorite!] Memories of the old Dutch banknotes (before the Euro made its entrance), colorful images by graphic designed Douwe Oxenaar (nicknamed "Ootje"). Quilt detail. |