Where I Sew – Luke Haynes

on Jul 19, 2014 in Sewing, Where I Sew | 76 comments

LUKE Haynes makes works pulling from the histories of design and craft. Using quilting as a medium he creates art piece that travel the world pushing the boundaries of what the medium means to viewers.

Luke’s Links: Website

Where I Sew is a month long celebration of the spaces we create in. Leave a comment and be entered to win one of 50 $20 Pink Chalk Fabrics Gift Certificates. Add your sewing room to the tour!

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  1. Oooh I’ve been a fan of his elk head quilt for a long time, thank you for a prompt to look at his website again! I’m guessing that’s a long-arm in the background, awesome sauce… if only I could get one of those and become super talented 🙂

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    Ali M

    July 19, 2014

  3. Thanks for the introduction…I’m going to visit his site.

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    jm

    July 19, 2014

  4. An introduction to a new quilt face. I will be visiting his blog to see his works. Thanks.

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    Mary D

    July 19, 2014

  7. So nice to feature a male! Thanks for sharing.

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    Carol Broughton

    July 19, 2014

  9. I love his quilt- although I can’t imagine having to stare at myself anytime I sew.

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    Renee G

    July 19, 2014

  11. I need to check out his work and his website!

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    Ellen Ban

    July 19, 2014

  13. That portrait quilt makes me ohh and ahhh! Gorgeous colors!

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    Pam S

    July 19, 2014

  14. I’m impressed with how large some of his quilts are in the gallery.

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    ROBIN SHEPARD

    July 19, 2014

  17. His work is amazing and I love how his space isn’t the tidiest one ever!

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    mary

    July 20, 2014

  18. I think that’s the smallest table I’ve ever seen a sewing machine on!!

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    Deb H.

    July 20, 2014

  19. How great to have such a bright room with large windows!

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    Melanie C

    July 20, 2014

  20. Wow, I like how he uses depth and shading in his quilts. Interesting to look at his quilts to see how he got to building that in. The subject in many become the focus and the quilt a canvas. Nice hanging work. I love the one of Obama. Actually they are all very nice.

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    Jeanette

    July 20, 2014

  21. Awesome “Luke” quilt! Love the color it brings into your studio. So many beautiful quilts on your website!

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    Christina R.

    July 20, 2014

  23. I haven’t heard of Luke before – off to check out his website !

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    Gill

    July 20, 2014

  27. I like that your studio looks more like mine…not cutesy with no fabric out of place. A real, working workspace!

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    Pat V.

    July 20, 2014

  31. Just checked out his website – some amazing quilts. What a a great window for lots of natural light in that studio too.

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    Julie

    July 20, 2014

  35. I like how his space isn’t super tidy. 🙂 I’m surprised his sewing machine table is so small. Amazing self-portrait!

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    Margo

    July 21, 2014

  40. Wow, the quilts on Luke’s website are impressive!

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    Lisa Marie

    July 21, 2014

  41. I’m amazed by that portrait in the background. Very cool!

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    Stephanie Rose

    July 21, 2014

  44. Very cool work!! I can’t imagine how many hours he put into his amazing quilts!

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    Teresa W

    July 21, 2014

  45. Any sewing area with room for a longarm makes me drool. Thanks for sharing.

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    Helen

    July 21, 2014

  46. His work looks amazing– thanks for sharing!

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    Sarah J.

    July 21, 2014

  47. He brings such a fresh perspective to quilting…thanks!

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    Julie

    July 21, 2014

  48. Great working space. The large window would be so nice to have.

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    Nicole Sender

    July 21, 2014

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