I See Spots in the Jungle quilt by Ann Stamm Merrell; from Living Outside the Lines

Ann's Comments: “Sky, lush foliage and animals (in this case zebras and one ‘zebe’) are constants in a trip through the jungle but the eye can play tricks and cause one to imagine many things. In this piece, the ‘spots’ represent whatever the viewer wants to see, along with perhaps some surprises, in this imaginary excursion.

Since this is a mother (Helen) and daughter (Ann) project, the quilt itself has probably traveled farther than our imaginary trip in the jungle.”

Additional comments:
Ann’s mother lives in Ohio.

Shows: Hoffman challenge collection of Helen Stamm Foth		I See Spots in the Jungle 1990 / 39w x 39h quilted by Helen Stamm Foth
		Materials and techniques: Cotton, appliqué. Machine pieced. Hand quilted.

		Ann's Comments: “Sky, lush foliage and animals (in this case zebras and one ‘zebe’) are constants in a trip through the jungle but the eye can play tricks and cause one to imagine many things. In this piece, the ‘spots’ represent whatever the viewer wants to see, along with perhaps some surprises, in this imaginary excursion. Since this is a mother (Helen) and daughter (Ann) project, the quilt itself has probably traveled farther than our imaginary trip in the jungle.” Additional comments: Ann’s mother lives in Ohio.
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