Winter Quilt Show
A local quilt guild hosted a quilt show on Saturday and Sunday, and I could not resist attending since it was housed less than a mile from my home. A friend and I walked to the show.
The block at the top of this post was one of three on a table runner. I spent a lot of time looking at it to determine how it was pieced.
I was impressed with the number and variety of quilts on display. Obviously, this area is blessed with some talented quilters.
This quilt was made from a local quilt shop's block of the month. I believe three of these quilts were on display.
The border of this quilt caught my eye. I especially like the placement of the red strips.
I was intrigued by the block setting on this quilt.
An attractive Crown Royal quilt was also on display. I love the zig-zag border.
What a stashbuster! The background fabric almost looked like linen.
I was impressed with this quilt's attention to detail. Even the background of the nine-patches was quilted. An awesome quilt.
It was difficult to get good photographs because a lot of people were admiring the quilts. The show even had a decent vendor area. Between the vendors, the quilts, and the attendance, I think it is a safe bet this show will be held again next year.
The block at the top of this post was one of three on a table runner. I spent a lot of time looking at it to determine how it was pieced.
I was impressed with the number and variety of quilts on display. Obviously, this area is blessed with some talented quilters.
This quilt was made from a local quilt shop's block of the month. I believe three of these quilts were on display.
The border of this quilt caught my eye. I especially like the placement of the red strips.
I was intrigued by the block setting on this quilt.
An attractive Crown Royal quilt was also on display. I love the zig-zag border.
What a stashbuster! The background fabric almost looked like linen.
I was impressed with this quilt's attention to detail. Even the background of the nine-patches was quilted. An awesome quilt.
It was difficult to get good photographs because a lot of people were admiring the quilts. The show even had a decent vendor area. Between the vendors, the quilts, and the attendance, I think it is a safe bet this show will be held again next year.
That last one is AWESOME!!!
ReplyDeleteThe quilted detail in the last photo is amazing!
ReplyDeleteI love the "chain link" quilt (probably not its real pattern name.) That is a stashbuster, and would take HOURS of cutting... Maybe on the small art quilt scale I could do something like this. Wonderful show pictures! Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteKat
Would have loved to attend this show. There are indeed some very gifted quilters in your area.
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