Uploaded May 2026 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
(Show 3810) Audrey Esarey's work is recognized for its bold use of large, singular and overlapping circles, meticulously curved piecing, and dynamic contrasts of color that often create the illusion of overlapping forms reminiscent of watercolor studies. She has a deep love for color gradation and blends her hand-dyed solids with commercial fabrics to create rich, layered effects. Audrey demonstrates how to piece the arc of a Möbius radial using foundation paper piecing. Then learn her technique for cutting, preparing, and perfecting a ¼” precision-pieced irregular curved seams. All at thequiltshow.com.
(Show 3810) Audrey Esarey's work is recognized for its bold use of large, singular and overlapping circles, meticulously curved piecing, and dynamic contrasts of color that often create the illusion of overlapping forms reminiscent of watercolor studies. She has a deep love for color gradation and blends her hand-dyed solids with commercial fabrics to create rich, layered effects. Audrey demonstrates how to piece the arc of a Möbius radial using foundation paper piecing. Then learn her technique for cutting, preparing, and perfecting a ¼” precision-pieced irregular curved seams. All at thequiltshow.com.
