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Pat Borecky


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Bay 103
7500 Macleod Trail
Calgary, A
Bay 103
7500 Macleod Trail
Calgary, Alberta
Canada T2H0L9

Phone:403-2580494
Fax: 403-2580626
www.patborecky.com

Artist Statement

I love to design innovative wearable art and landscape quilts. I have a passion for color, imagery and pattern in fabric. The challenge for me lies in combining elements from the fabrics to create flowing paintings. My free-form techniques involve recycling, layering, fusing, texturizing, thread-painting, quilting and embellishing.

Along with creating quilts, I teach workshops, judge shows, compete in juried exhibitions and sell my work in galleries and specialty boutiques. I also run a Young Designers Club teaching young people how to sew, quilt, and design.


 

 

Oriental Peach Jacket
© 2005  - $ 450.00

I love to mix unusual color combinations and meld them together to create a flow. Never did I think the black floral would go with the lighter peach fabrics, but it worked.

Techniques - raw edge appliqué, fused and machine appliqué, thread painted and texturized, cotton fabrics

 

Mini Landscape Winner
24" x 24" - © 2005  - $ 450.00

Each landscape is made from tiny scraps of fabric, fused and machine stitched. They are hand quilted to hand made paper, then stitched to 2 layers of fringed decorator fabric.

 

Where Earth Touches Sky
28" x 42" - © 2005  - NFS

Each tiny landscape is made from scraps of cotton, fused  and machine stitched. They are set into hand pieced stars; no two pieces are the same. The star blocks were left over from a larger wall quilt made and sold to Walt Disney. I had to take out the plain centers pieces to piece the new landscapes in….very intricate work.

 


 

Alberta
78" x 80" - © 2005  - $10,000

This scenic work took 6 months to complete. Many fabrics were auditioned and rejected until the right combinations flowed together. Techniques - cottons, fusing, machine appliqué, pieced, and thread painting

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