A Quilting book about a weaver? A little unusual, but this is not just any weaver!

“Surrounded by Maximo’s handiwork an electrifying spark ignited within me, a curious thought began to swirl around my brain. Could these designs find a home in the world of Quilting? The journey would entail finding the right balance, adapting one of the less intricate designs and capturing the characteristic ombre. Ombre is where colours seamlessly transition from light to dark, or from one hue to another, but where would one find such fabric? Could such materials even be procured or would I need to take the dyeing and painting route? More importantly, what would Maximo think about such a strange idea?”

About the Author:

Rosalind Johansson is from the UK, but has deep roots in Scandinavia She pursued her creative education at Sweden’s Craft Association College, Sätergläntan, at Insjön in Sweden and at Birmingham School of Art, UK. She also graduated as a teacher from King Alfred College, Winchester, part of the university of Southampton, UK, and studied International Politics at the University of Oslo, Norway. She has enjoyed living and working in Scandinavia for 13 years, in Africa for 12 years and Peru, for 18 months. She now enjoys working from her studio in the Orkney Islands, north of Scotland.