Show Stoppers
More quilt photos from the Dubois show.
This quilt reminds me of a wedding cake. It was so delicate and yet filled with intricate detail.
The amount of quilting is breath-taking.
This small quilt, probably a crib-size appeared to be a printed panel, but when inspected closer, the detail reveals that it was appliqued and even embellished with embroidery and buttons, making a fun and lively quilt.
The label and fat quarter pinned at the bottom revealed this quilt had been entered in the Fremont County Fair last week. i did not see it there: it must have been one of those displayed high off of the ground and overlooked by spectators. A real shame because this one is a stunner.
This quilt reminds me of a wedding cake. It was so delicate and yet filled with intricate detail.
The amount of quilting is breath-taking.
This small quilt, probably a crib-size appeared to be a printed panel, but when inspected closer, the detail reveals that it was appliqued and even embellished with embroidery and buttons, making a fun and lively quilt.
The label and fat quarter pinned at the bottom revealed this quilt had been entered in the Fremont County Fair last week. i did not see it there: it must have been one of those displayed high off of the ground and overlooked by spectators. A real shame because this one is a stunner.
The detailed quilting in the first quilt is amazing! Is it done by machine or hand?
ReplyDeleteIt was done on a long arm by Floye Weekly of Backdoor Quilter in Lander - isn't she amazing!
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