Here are the quilts in no particular order. I tried not to repeat any of those I shared last June. Hope you enjoy the show-
Gayle is one of the most talented hand quilters I know. One of these days I'm going to ask her to show me how to spoon quilt.
Love the variety of reds.
Looks like a great scrap buster!
Again, love the variety.
These strips are very narrow. The quilt is only about 20 inches square-
I finished Ella's quilt and sent it off to California. I'll share it and hopefully two other finishes by the end of the month. The other two are show quilts and they need to be done by the 26th to be photographed and registered for the show. Lots o' quilting happen' here!
I really enjoyed the show, Maureen. I get so motivated seeing all of these wonderful creations. Some amazing quilts here!
ReplyDeleteSo many beautiful quilts! Makes me think of starting some new projects!! Kudos to you for volunteering - so much work goes into a show. Silent auction bidding on quity baskets have been popular - maybe a seperate committee? Beautifully gift wrapped mystery boxes and sets like hand care (cream and skin care).
ReplyDeleteSounds like a fun time!!
I enjoyed seeing all these magnificent quilts! It's impossible to pick one favorite in the bunch. Thanks, too, for the close up pictures of the quilting on some of them!
ReplyDeleteWow, thank you for this great show. Fantastic quilts.
ReplyDeleteGreetings from Germany, Grit
Wow so much eye candy. Wonderful quilts and very hard to choose a favourite.
ReplyDeleteLove the quilting on Happy Birds.
Thanks for posting gorgeous photo's
Such beautiful quilts - loved seeing these. I'll bet you had a great time!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the mini quilt show. Some very talented quilters.
ReplyDeleteSome really lovely quilts there, thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful collection - very inspiring and, as you say, such variety! Interesting that some of the simplest ones were the most striking..
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Every Stitch
Thankyou for sharing these inspirational pieces, a real treat!!!!
ReplyDeleteSo many quilts pictured here that I'd love to make. Inspiration galore.
ReplyDeleteThanks for including the signs with so many of the quilts. They're a great source of information, both the source of the design and the story behind each quilt.
Oh Maureen - what a lovely mini quilt show - just for us!! What a treat!!! Couldn't pick a favorite - they were are so special!!
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Wowser what a great quilt show! thank you so much for sharing these. I loved the bird of paradise quilt, the fun basket quilt and the Hawaiian quilts.
ReplyDeleteI have go back for a second look!
So many great quilts....what a wonderful show! Thanks for sharing them! And now I have a couple more added to my list! lol
ReplyDeleteWonderful ! Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteWonderful Quilts. Thank you for sharing.
ReplyDeleteGreetings from Germany, Manuela.
Fabulous quilt show Maureen and I really enjoyed viewing these wonderful quilts. Thank you.
ReplyDeleteWhat spectacular quilts. Thank you so much for sharing. Hugs
ReplyDeleteThanks Maureen, lots of beautiful quilts and many new ideas.
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ReplyDeletewhat a great post Maureen~! i enjoyed seeing the quilts as well as the info with them. there are some truly talented quilters in your area~!!!~
ReplyDeletethe civil war diamond log cabin took my breath away and i thought it was something along the lines of king sized when viewing the photos . . . to read that it was only about 20" square was quite a surprise~!
the album quilt was fabulous and i so hope to make one someday. maybe doing it as a block of the month is the way to go.
i agree with you about the red and white stacked houses quilt; the varied reds used really gives it lots of interest.
and the hawaiian quilts were awesome . . .
thank you for sharing this gorgeous selection of quilts. i'm like Barb and will definately have to go back for a second look at some of them.
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