As promised here are more photos from the quilt show.
Please click on photos to see the detail.
ALL the quilts in the show were works of art and a labor of love.
ALL the participants were winners in my eyes!
I applaud your patience and talent.
Please click on photos to see the detail.
ALL the quilts in the show were works of art and a labor of love.
ALL the participants were winners in my eyes!
I applaud your patience and talent.
The little train that could!
This covered bridge quilt was just amazing!
A partridge in a pear tree!
Today's special is catfish!
Lily pads and coy fish pond reminds me of Hawaii!
I wonder how long it took this quilter to hand quilt this amazing quilt?
Barn party!
It's a small world!
Love the purple with the mixed media!
The early bird catches the worm!
Birds of a feather!
Mixed media with beads!
Van Gogh Black and white quilt!Incredible!
Lady Liberty!
Java King!Elvis may have left the building but I think he may be hanging out at your local coffee house!
That's all for today folks!
Remember to scroll back to see Part 1 and also visit Sue at Rue-Mouffetard for more amazing quilt photos.
These art quilts are amazing! The designs and the workmanship leave me breathless. Thank you for sharing these beautiful pictures.
ReplyDeleteWow Joyce! They are all amazing! The covered bridge looked like a painting and the B&W Van Gogh sunflowers quiltand the mixed media portrait were so clever. I would have such a hard time trying to judge a winner -- as you saad, they are all winners! Great photos!
ReplyDeleteThank you for sharing - the workmanship and colors are amazing!
ReplyDeleteThere were some talented gals there... the quilts are so diverce and beautiful...What a great source for inspiration! xoxo~Kathy @ Sweet Up-North Mornings...
ReplyDeleteWOW! Love that covered bridge one, but they are all amazing. TY for sharing. Have a great weekend. TTFN ~Marydon
ReplyDeleteAll of the quilts are amazingly beautiful, Joyce!! Thanks so much for sharing them!
ReplyDeleteHope you are haveing a wonderful weekend!! :-)
xoxo
Jane
How do the judges choose .. LOVE the koi pond
ReplyDeleteJoyce, all these are truly works of art....just stunning. I am drooling!!
ReplyDeleteBarb ♥
Absolutely breathtaking workmanship! I can tell ya'll really had a good time. Each one is so unique I am clueless on how one is chosen over the others.
ReplyDeleteEnjoy your evening!!!
Hi Joyce! Oh, what lovely quilts! I love the one with the little red birds! Thanks for popping in to see me.
ReplyDeleteBe a sweetie,
Shelia ;)
What beautiful quilts. So much time and love go into making a quilt.
ReplyDeleteOh the beauty and the talent! It is overwhelming that people can make such wonderful quilts. I have made just one quilt..I took a class and chose my material (it was held in a material store) and began to make my family heirloom. Yes, well, by the time I had finished...I had GREAT respect for those that quilt and most especially those that quilt WELL as in the pictures you have posted! Simply amazing!!
ReplyDeleteI was cured from that day on. I never made another quilt but I cherish the one I have made..and when I am gone, I know my family will continue to talk about me and what I went through making that ONE quilt! :):)
Hugs!
Mona
Those quilts are such works of art. My maternal grandmother quilted and these remind me of her.
ReplyDeleteBy the way, you asked about my fireplace paint. Here's a link to the brand we used. I used Clay Tan. http://www.exoticflames.com/xcart/home.php?cat=286
How did I miss the Elvis quilt???
ReplyDeleteI love the quilts. My favorites are the black and white, the catfish, and the covered bridge. Thanks for sharing. Oh! and Lady Liberty too!!
ReplyDeleteHi Joyce,
ReplyDeleteThank you so much for stopping by my blog and for sending me here to view these beautiful quilts. I just became a fast follower to your blog...I love it. I just went through every page!! All your recipes look so yummy and remind me of my family of cooks. My father's side is Portuguese, so very similar to your Italian family customs. Big family...lots of food. We're not far from your New York family..I'm in Rhode Island.
Thanks again for stopping by,
~Karen~
oops...forgot to mention on the first comment that your blog is set to "No Reply", which means no one can email you back from the comment that you have left on their blog. Not sure if you were aware of this. There are some who want to be a "No Reply". If you want to change it, let me know and I'll show you how.
ReplyDelete~Karen~
The quilts are amazing...loved looking at these thanks for sharing the photos...
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