Dubois Quilt Show

Today's post contains photos from the annual Never Sweat Needlers Quilt Show in Dubois, WY.
Rays of Hope
51 x 52 inches
Carol Doak pattern
(made by Pat C.'s friends during her radiation for breast cancer)
Antique Star Blooms
made by Dixie W.
54 x 66 inches
Wooden Needle pattern
Rhapsody in Blue
made by Leigh T.
80 x 80 inches
Ro Gregg pattern
made from 12 different fabrics
Through the Window
made by Pat C.
pattern from Fabric Depot - Portland, OR
63 x 64 inches

More photos will be posted later this week.


Comments

  1. Thanks for the eye-candy. I never get tired of the variety of different quilts at shows.

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  2. The last quilt in this post, is my friend Pat Corkill's quilt!! I didn't get to go and see them this year, so I will have to let her know I "saw" hers anyway! Thanks Nancy!, Julie W

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  3. Very pretty. I always love when quilts are made for a special reason. Makes those ones even prettier.

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  4. That third one looks soooooo hard to me.

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  5. Absolutely beautiful!! Love the star quilts!! Thanks for sharing!!

    Blessings

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  6. Wow...the patterns amaze me! What labors of love! These quilts are beautiful.

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  7. Oh I LOVE the rhapsody!!!! I love blues

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  8. Those are beautiful quilts, and such a clever name for a sewing group!

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  9. They are all beautiful but I love, love, love Antique Star Blooms!! The flowers along the side add so much character to the quilt. I would love to have one like it!

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  10. Oh my goodness, I love them all!!!

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  11. So very pretty! Thanks for taking us with you on your travels... so to speak.

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  12. Beautiful! I love the blue one but that one with the flower pot and flowers is very interesting:)

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