The National Quilt Museum
Through exhibits, education programs, and preservation efforts, the museum brings the work of today's quilters to new audiences worldwide. The museum is a top destination for quilters and art enthusiasts, hosting visitors from all 50 U.S. states and more than 40 foreign countries every year. Its rotating exhibits feature quilts from its own collection of more than 600 artifacts, as well as outstanding national and international touring collections. More than 120,000 people annually experience the museum's in-facility and traveling exhibits. .....Quilt Alliance

"Endangered" - The Lemur's Tale is a piece I am very proud of, not only because these lemurs are stunning, but because it was the hardest quilt I had to make. To me it represents not only the endangered species of this beautiful planet, but also how we all endanger our relationships with each other, this earth our creator; and by not giving up on challenging trials in life, beauty results.

specializing in fine ART QUILTS

Using THE TECHNIQUEs OF SILK PAINTING, Thread Painting and FREE MOTION QUILTING

Fine Art Quilting was established in early 2013.
These quilts show an impressionistic view of reality, movement, texture and dimension

by combining various methods of silk painting and free motion quilting,

"Eye Remember"- Best Pictorial- NJ Quiltfest March 5-8, 2015

"Majestic Ivory" 2013

Eye See My Beloved

2017 Mid Atlantic Quilt-Fest - Best Hand Workmanship

2018 AQS - Daytona - Best First Entry

2018 AQS - Paducah - Best Wall Quilt

The Cycle- Hawaii
Painted & Quilted by Maria Ferri Cousins
Quilt Alliance Playing Favorites 2016 Competition

Quilt Alliance Nov.28th- Dec 5th 2016

"Eye See My Beloved"
Quilt Alliance - The Animals We Love

This quilt was hand painted by SB Walsh on Dupioni silk with Seta Silk fabric paint and silk screening inks then thread painted and free-motion quilted by Maria Ferri Cousins. The raw edge applique feathers were made using a burnt silk technique. A trapunto eye is embellished with glass beads.

This Spanish Royal owl lives in San Roque, Spain. When a brush fire destroyed his habitat in August of 2014, a month later the flower "Our Beloved Naked Ladies" bloomed for the first time in 10 years. The intense heat was needed for the bloom.
The wild life on this planet is precious to us. When tragedy hits sometimes beauty blooms.

2nd Place - Quilt Alliance- The Animals we Love

"Endangered" won Best Wall Quilt at AQS QuiltWeek Spring Paducah 2018.