Last year I taught at this prestigious event.
I had the most amazing time viewing the quilts, meeting people and teaching, however, my travel experiences tested me to the limit and left me rather scarred by the experience. It was difficult to add photos to my blog at that time, so I’ve decided to add them to this blog to share in this format.
So with that in mind I would like to share the work of the talented Inger Johanne Rasmussen.
I am Pam Holland 
What amazing work! It looked like her appliqué was wool and her background cottons? Thanks for sharing!
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Thank you for sharing this very interesting and inspiring video Pam.
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Inger’s monumental works in wool and felt ae amazing! She recently released another video with English subtitles. See https://vimeo.com/117823926.
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See inger’s latest video (with English subtitles) at https://vimeo.com/117823926
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Beautiful show, thanks for sharing!
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Thank you for sharing these photos, I love the use of colour, very inspiring! I don’t think I have seen this artist before.
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I thought it would be interesting, I have more photos but I can’t locate them right now.
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thank you for sharing this.
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What amazing work. Thanks for sharing.
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Carolyn, its so different It reminds me of the 1776 inlay appliqué.
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Thank you Pam for introducing us to Inger’s work. Her designs, thoughtfulness and interpretation in fabric is mind blowing.
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Amazing, Pam….thank you for sharing….very interesting and so beautiful
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Wow wow wow…. beautiful. Thank you for sharing!
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Fantastic. Interesting to watch the subtitles & still catch the visuals, a lot of pausing! GOod to see the inlay technique. Are the works mounted to frames? Are they all hand stitched once the inlay is done? Thanks for sharing Pam.
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Thank you so much! They’re beautiful!
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