I printed the digital blocks (also on watercolor paper) and assembled them with the analog ones, backing each block with black paper and stitching them together with embroidery thread, which references the stitched nature of traditional quilts. These flexible stitched connections allow the blocks to fold up as a form of accordion artist’s book and unfold to create a small quilt. With this piece I aim to bring “art” and “craft” into conversation by creating a quilt in the form of an artist’s book. This “Artist’s Quilt” consists of quilt blocks inspired by traditional quilt patterns. The variety of materials and patterns that I combine in the quilt references how quilts traditionally unite various patterned fabrics through repeated block designs, and allows me to explore various processes that are both unconventional and conventional in quilting.