Fifth Day:
Let the rainforest sing!

85cm square
**2018**
**Sold** to The International Quilt Museum, Lincoln, Nebraska

Fifth Day:
Let the rainforest sing!

85cm square
**2018**
**Sold**

Fifth Day:
Let the waters teem (1)

83cm square
**2018**
* 100% cotton fabric
* 100% cotton batting
* calico backing
* stretched on a canvas stretcher
* split batten wall fastening
* signed and dated on reverse
£2640

Fifth Day:
Let the waters teem (1)

83cm square
**2018**

Fifth Day:
Let the waters teem (2)

83cm square
**2018**
* 100% cotton fabric
* 100% cotton batting
* calico backing
* stretched on a canvas stretcher
* split batten wall fastening
* signed and dated on reverse
£2640

Fifth Day:
Let birds take flight

85cm square
**2013**
* 100% cotton fabric
* 100% cotton batting
* calico backing
* stretched on a canvas stretcher
* split batten wall fastening
* signed and dated on reverse
£2681

Giving and Receiving

95cm x 100cm
**2019**
* 100% cotton fabric
* 100% cotton batting
* calico backing
* tie quilted
* stretched on a canvas stretcher
* split batten wall fastening
* signed and dated on reverse
£3231

Jacob’s ladder

15cm x 56.5cm
**2020**
**Sold**

Magnificat: Song of Mary

75cm x 137cm
**2019**
* 100% cotton fabric
* 100% cotton batting
* calico backing
* tie quilted
* hanging sleeve for a batten
£2425

Faith

46cm x 61cm
**2019**
* 100% cotton fabric
* 100% cotton batting
* calico backing
* machine quilted
* hanging sleeve for a batten
* signed and dated on reverse
£432

Hope

134cm x 187cm
**2018**
* 100% cotton fabric
* 100% cotton batting
* calico backing
* tie and machine quilted
* hanging sleeve for a batten
NFS

First Day:
The Spirit brooded..

94cm x 90cm
**2018**
* 100% cotton fabric
* 100% cotton batting
* calico backing
* tie and machine quilted
* hanging sleeve for a batten
* signed and dated on reverse
£1998

Fibonacci

Fibonacci numbers take their name from Leonardo Fibonacci, a medieval Italian scholar. They form a sequence in which each number is the sum of the two numbers before it:

0 + 1 = 1 1 + 1 = 2 1 + 2 = 3 2 + 3 = 5 3 + 5 = 8 5 + 8 = 13 8 + 13 = 21 13 + 21 = 34 and so on, ad infinitum…

The relationship of any number in the sequence to the one before it underpins the concept of the Golden Mean Ratio, an idea widely used by architects and others seeking to create objects that have aesthetic and psychological appeal. Fibonacci numbers are found everywhere in the natural world - in cauliflowers and pineapples, the shells of snails and turtles, the number of petals on flowers, the seed heads of sunflowers, pine cones, hurricanes, spiral galaxies…

In the reduced Fibonacci sequence any multi-digit number is reduced to a single digit by adding together the digits it contains, for example:

13 becomes 4 21 becomes 3 34 becomes 7 ...

Intriguingly, in the reduced Fibonacci sequence, the pattern of digits repeats every 24 digits ad infinitum.

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