Quilters: Nancy Lowry, Marian Tworek

Marian’s grandmother-in-law is the model for these “Little Grandmothers” So pleasant to make and give. Marian will put hers out when she hangs her Russian Wall hanging we made together several years ago.

Artist: Sara Moses

This is an original design that could only have been made with the support (and glass collection) of my aunt, Susan Hacking. most of the bubbles overlap another, and i was careful to try and use glass in the ‘overlap’ area that was as close as possible to the actual color that i saw when i physically overlapped the two pieces of glass. circles are very challenging to cut and this piece looks crooked to me, but i love it anyway. it’s so soothing.

Artist: Walter and Nancy Lowry

These were my favorites of the button dolls that I made and I never kept one. Its like seeing a crazy looking old friend.

Artist: Sara Moses

This bear took about 8 hours to make. I used leftover tweed wool yarn on small knitting needles. I stuffed him with filling that I ripped out of an old jacket. I cut the ribbon off of an old Halloween costume

Painted by Nancy Lowry

Quilters: Nancy Lowry and Susan Hacking

All the girls in my family and Aunt Sue have made these little ladies at one time or another. They make great wedding favors and little tuck in gifts.

Artist : WaltLowry

I designed this Stained glass picture as a companion piece to Nancy’s “Apple Butter” Quilt that she created several years ago. This was my August stained glass project. I appreciate the advice and help of SusanHacking and the use of her equipment and the generous gift of glass

Artist: Nancy Lowry

These little painted figures represent a polygamous family, part of my husbands Mormon heritage. I tried to make each child special. Susan is the only person that I made these for. I don’t have a set myself but Sue enjoy hers and she has displayed them for years in her kitchen. …

Artist: WaltLowry

This 3 dimensional flying fairy was made several years ago, as a project to see if had any talent at cutting glass, foiling and soldering. It was hanging for some time at the house in West Velley, was never unpacked during our stay in Brigham City.

This beautiful fairy hangs in the air as if flying

My father, Walt Lowry, is a quiet man.  A sort of no-nonsense fella who always seems to practice that old adage “Think before you speak”.  However his artistic pieces of work in stained glass speak loud enough for me.

Papa made this for my mother to match a quilt she made,

My father took up stained glass later in life when he retired.  He learned it from My Aunt Suzy who is incredible with glass.