art alley @ Pybus

Geraldine Warner creates abstract fiber art using silk fabrics and threads. She has always loved art and needlework. Since retiring a decade ago as editor of the Good Fruit Grower magazine, she has enjoyed devoting more time to painting and quilting as well as combining the two.  Some of her quilts are pieced from silk fabrics while others are painted on silk and then quilted.

Her work has received national recognition and one of her hand-pieced quilts is in the permanent collection of the National Quilt Museum in Paducah, Kentucky.  Several pieces of her fiber art have been juried into traveling global exhibits presented by Studio Art Quilt Associates (SAQA). 

Geraldine is based in Wenatchee and is a member of the Contemporary Quilt Art Association, a group of quilt artists from around Washington State.