Ann Fales

“Culmination” 91” x 91” Machine stitched silk and cotton bed or wall quilt. $2000

“Northern Reflection” 34.5” x 27” Stitched cotton. $800

Ann Fales, An Eye In The Jungle, Pieced and quilted cotton, 15.5” x 19.5”, $300

Ann Fales, Golden Chestnut, Eco-dyed silk, machine stitched, 15” x 25”, $300

Ann Fales, It’s A Frayed (But Beautiful) World, Hand stitched silk, 20” x 29”, $300

Ann Fales, Ribbons For Pat, Eco and hand dyed silk, ribbon, beads, stitch, 33” x 33”, $625

Ann Fales, Hope, Stitched Fibre, 27” x 36”, $400

“Killarney” 18” x 33.5” Stitched silk fibre. $450

"Lily Reflected" 40" x 30" Stitched hand dyed fibre $800

“Raspberry Leaf Parfait” 25.5 x 21” Stitched eco dyed silk. $350

“Mossy Rock” 12” x 25” x 2 (diptych) Hand dyed and commercial silk, cotton and rayon velvet. Hand and machine stitched. $800

Anne-Fales-Which-Way-Home, hand dyed silk, stitch, 18" x 24", $250

Ann-Fales-Quiet-Sunrise, pieced cotton fabric stitch, 21.5" x 40", $500

Ann-Fales,-Quiet-The-glaciers-are-melting, Shibou dyed cotton and silk, 22" x 38", $450

Ann Fales, Out of the Darkness come the Light, stitched fabric, 28" x 34.5", $250

Ann Fales, The Web of Light, hand stitched silk, 12" x 12", $100

Ann Fales, Leaves, Painted and stitched fibre, 10" x 10", $80

Ann Fales, Cerise Sunset, Painted and stitched fibre, 12.5” x 7.5”, $100

Ann Fales, Happy Mistake, Fibre, 12" x 12", $100

Ann Fales, Fall Splendour, Painted and stitched fibre, 12” x 13.5”, $100

Ann Fales, Sauce for the Goose, Mola, 8” x 9 ½”, $30

Ann Fales, Winter Forest, Mixed fibre, beads, 21” x 24”, $250

Ann Fales, Stormy Sky, Mixed media, 12” x 9”, $100

Ann Fales, October Leaves, stitched fibre, 7 1/2" x 9", $80

Ann Fales, Social distancing, Stitched cotton quilt, Designed and pieced by Ann Fales, Quilted by Carol Peterson, 74" x 86", $1200

Ann Fales, Untitled, Fabric Collage, 9” x 11”, $40

Ann Fales, Diversity, Many Paths to the Centre, painted Fibre, Stitch, 13” x 13” $100

“Falling leaves” 17” x 17” Cotton fibre, stitch. Sold

Ann Fales, The Web Of Light, Hand dyed and hand stitched, silk, beads, 10.5” x 12”, $100

Ann Fales, Wilson’s Blueberry Patch, Hand dyed cotton and silk, appliqué, 15” x 15”, $150

Ann Fales, Good Morning, Mixed fibre collage, beads, 12.5” x 12.5”, $100

Ann Fales, The Skier, Quilted mixed fibre, 12.5” x 12.5”, $100

Ann Fales, It’s Spring, silk and painted cotton, quilted, 24.5” x 29”, $400

Ann Fales, On the edge of the Forest, mixed fibre, hand stitched, 22” x 22”, $275

Ann Fales, With gratitude for Water, Fibre, 23.5” x 19.5”, Sold

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Ann Fales

Ann Fales was born and raised in British Columbia. She grew up with an appreciation of the skills in fine needlework derived from her Danish family at a very early age.
        Ann earned a B.A. in Anthropology (University of Washington) and an M.A. and Ph.D in Adult Education and Adult Development and Aging (University of Chicago). She taught at the Ontario Institute for Studies in Education for nine years and trained as a marriage and family therapist during that time. From 1980 to 1995 she worked in Belleville as a marriage and family therapist where she was deeply involved with many creative people, organized creativity workshops, and explored a range of creative outlets. In 1994, she saw a quilted wall-hanging, was inspired to learn quilting, and has never looked back.
        In 1995, she and her life partner, Dave, went to British Columbia for three years as winter caretakers of a floating fishing lodge. It was there that Ann discovered her next “career” as a fibre artist. Since returning to Thomasburg, Ann has developed her skills and artistic vision through active participation in the local and international visual and fibre arts communities. Her works are included in many private collections.
        Ann has taken advanced studies in quilting design, exhibited her work in many shows and has received many awards. She is a member of Quinte Arts Council, Quinte Fibre Artists, Tweed and Area Studio Tour, Stirling Fine Artist, Quinte Quilters’ Guild, Canadian Quilting Association, Prince Edward County Quilters’ Guild and is a current member of Gallery One-Twenty-One.