saturday was a fantastic fun day for me....two friends invited me to tag along to a local quilt show...rain held off until i got out of the car at home...LOL! here are a few that caught my eye...
nice representation of kaffe's wild fabrics....there was another done similarly but without the sashing...not as effective...the sashing is needed for a visual resting place to really appreciate the prints i think...
there were very few hand quilted pieces that i saw, but this one was done so beautifully...the flowers were painted on and then hand quilted for accentuation....there was a bit of some glittery stuff too, giving it a wow in my book....like irises in the morning sun with dew glistening on petals...
another that caught my eye...so simple yet delightfully appealing because of the fabrics...i thought hmm i have plenty in my stash that would work...perhaps a smaller scale?
there were a few of these, a mini-challenge i think....the perennial tomato pincushion....i heard many say they had one from a mother or grandmother....i have my mother's as well...







I just love the photos of the quilts! My favorite was the one with the tomato pin cushion. Thanks for sharing these and the senior chuckle :D
ReplyDeleteYes! That's what we all do. If we want to be alive! So glad you had such a good day
ReplyDeleteFun to laugh with the meme~ Beautiful quilts you got to see at the show!!!
ReplyDeleteWhat beautiful quilts!
ReplyDeleteGreat Kaffe quilt---simple yet effective! And yes, love that black & white striped sashing! Laughing at the senior texting shortcuts!!!! Thanks for sharing the photos and thoughts from the quilt show!
ReplyDeletePinwheel quilts are always a winner in my book. The black and white stripe works so well, too. I love it! Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteGlad you had fun!!!
How lovely to go out to see a quilt show. Some very lovely pieces caught your eye. I agree the plain borders are needed for a place to rest your eyes when working with Kaffe fabrics.
ReplyDeleteThat Kaffe quilt is WOWZA!!
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