Gan Gofio (Remembering) - 2018
81.5 x 105.5 cm
Pwysi (Posy) - 2019
78 x 104.5 cm
Y Dyn Eira (The Snowman) - 2019
78 x 105.5 cm
Lloerfaen (Moonstone) - 2020
79.5 x 108 cm
Ffansïol (Fanciful) - 2019
82.5 x 108 cm
Y Neidr (The Snake) - 2019
81.5 x 107 cm
Bore tan Nos (Dawn to Dusk) - 2019
79 x 109 cm
Miaren Felys (Sweet Briar) - 2019
80 x 105 cm
Tusw Pinc (Pink Bouquet) - 2018
81 x 106.5 cm
Gwin (Wine) - 2019
83 x 109 cm
Cân yr Haf (Song of Summer) - 2020
77 x 104.5 cm
Rhuthr Aur (Gold Rush) - 2019
80.5 x 109 cm
Dawns Flodau (Floral Dance) - 2018
79.5 x 103 cm
Carwsél (Carousel) - 2019
76 x 105.5 cm
Ebrill (April) - 2019
78 x 108.5 cm
Persli Mewn Potiau (Potted Paisleys) - 2019
79.5 x 104 cm
Y Cusan (The Kiss) - 2019
82.5 x 105 cm
Llus (Blueberry) - 2019
76.5 x 106 cm
Gem (Jewel) - 2019
78.5 x 107 cm
Menyw Goch (Lady in Red) - 2020
77.5 x 104.5 cm
Fflach Boeth (Hot Flash) - 2018
79.5 x 110 cm
Ms Ysgarlad (Ms Scarlet) - 2020
83.5 x 103.5 cm
Fflam (Flame) - 2018
78 x 105.5 cm
Y Paun (The Peacock) - 2020
81 x 104 cm
Y Llong Fam (The Mothership) - 2019
78.5 x 108.5 cm
Notes
Although the 2016 paisley collection featured Mrs Thomas' paisley motif, not one of the quilts made was a red and white strippy. In 2018 Sandie set out not only to rectify this in a new design, but also to explore the effects of subtly altering both the Welsh trail pattern (with the addition of a spiral in the centre diamonds) and the fillings contained within the paisley motif. Machine pieced; hand quilted on silk dupion using Aurifil 28 thread.
The year leading up to Sandie's 2019 Paisley Parade gallery at Festival of Quilts consisted of an intense 'design and make' cycle that led to the creation of 25 new cot quilts.
There were, however, many more new designs created than quilts made, so after the exhibition it was decided to make seventeen more cot quilts and combine those with eight of the existing ones to exhibit in 2020 at the Welsh Quilt Centre in Lampter, Wales.
In addition, the audiovisual material that featured at the Festival of Quilts show would be developed and expanded to give further insight into the specifics of the design and creation of these quilts in the Welsh tradition.
By early 2020, all of the quilts and support material were completed - but of course the exhibition itself, scheduled to start in March, had to be put on hold because of the pandemic.
That exhibition eventually happened from March - October 2022 at the Welsh Quilt Centre in Lampeter and, now the exhibition is over, all the information, pictures and support material is available to view on this website.
