I snuck out last Friday afternoon and went to a local quilt show. This particular guild is very active and usually puts on a really good show. I certainly wasn’t disappointed this year.
There was a display of Americana quilts that I could use for inspiration for my Quilts of Valor. These were my two favorites:
Quilt by Sue Walworth; Quilted by Melissa Krushwitz |
Quilt by Nancy Morrison; Quilted by Quilting Ladies of N. Halifax Fire Dpt Aux, Nathalie, VA - this was 8 wall hanging designs that the quilter used together to make a full size quilt - very clever! |
By Jean Ancher |
By Barbara Campbell |
By Jin Cavanaugh - Jin used a Margie Engel technique of using pre-printed panels with strip pieced block designs; also includes trapunto! |
By Margo Lurz And those Twisters were tiny! The pinned on fabric "hand" was indicating that it was hand quilted/ |
By Rosaria Colosi Natalie was trapped in the intake canal of a power plant - she was perfectly happy since she was warm and fed lettuce, but she was eventually captured and released |
By Ann Blazer Embroidery Designs by Sarah Vedeler |
And last, I won the bid in the silent auction for this mini quilt in Civil Was repro fabrics. I loved everything about it, from the fabric choices, to the blocks, to the beautiful workmanship.
By Dorothy Day |
2 comments:
Hi, I'm Dorothy Day, Jin Cavanaugh told me about your blog. I am so glad you won my quilt. I was hoping to meet you but just missed you when I came out of the Boutique. Your comments have made my day. Thank you for your kind words!
Dorothy:
They may have been kind words, but they were all true! Your work is just perfect. I'm so glad you entered your mini in the auction.
Kathy T.
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