Annette Morgan: Textile Artist, Teacher, Author and Quilt Judge
Annette is inspired by the world around her, at present the environs of the Brecklands - an area in Norfolk and Suffolk characterised by dry sandy soils, meres, flint and woodlands.
She likes to experiment with colouring her own fabrics, using paint, dye and screen printing, developing her own palette as she goes. Annette often works in an abstract way, but also uses photographs which are transferred onto fabric.
An award winning textile artist Annette has recently retired from teaching to concentrate on her own work. She has always loved hand- stitching so has added pieces to her portfolio which explore the use of found textile items.
She has written three books and is an ex-President of the Quilters' Guild of the British Isles and whilst she was President she instigated the Festival of Quilts which is held in Birmingham each summer.
www.annettemorgan.co.uk
Blog: The Faded Redhead
Annette is inspired by the world around her, at present the environs of the Brecklands - an area in Norfolk and Suffolk characterised by dry sandy soils, meres, flint and woodlands.
She likes to experiment with colouring her own fabrics, using paint, dye and screen printing, developing her own palette as she goes. Annette often works in an abstract way, but also uses photographs which are transferred onto fabric.
An award winning textile artist Annette has recently retired from teaching to concentrate on her own work. She has always loved hand- stitching so has added pieces to her portfolio which explore the use of found textile items.
She has written three books and is an ex-President of the Quilters' Guild of the British Isles and whilst she was President she instigated the Festival of Quilts which is held in Birmingham each summer.
www.annettemorgan.co.uk
Blog: The Faded Redhead
From 1919 to 2019
Found fabrics, discarded screen printed fabric by the maker, part of a page from an old ledger. Hand stitched. 30x100cm |
The Walkway -
based on the walkway around the RNLI station at Sheringham 
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Thetford Trees.
Selected for Fine Art Quilt Masters 2015 |
The Fisherman's Door juried into Fine Art Quilt Masters 2018, toured with the World Quilt and Textile Show USA 2019. |
Seedheads Triptych
2012
Made for an Anglia Textile Works exhibition which toured the Autumn Knitting and Stitching shows to London, Dublin and Harrogate in 2012.
Developing the theme with bold designs, using stark colours.
Screen printed fabrics using original Thermofax designs, machine quilted.
50 x 30 cm
© Annette Morgan
Sticks and Stones
© Annette Morgan
