The three of us started out at 9am to drive 90 miles west to a quilt show put on by the local quilt guild. First though we had to stop at Cracker Barrel for Mom's French Toast for them and coffee and toast for me. The show was really nice although there was an lot of stuff packed into that room. There were lots of vendors, Liberty Homestead, Son Shine Seed Co., Everything you Needle to Hand Quilt, and more....
I was tempted to purchase some more hand embroidery patterns, but wisely decided I have enough projects going for now. I did get a couple of pieces of fabric. One a 30's print in orange and green and a white with scattered small black dots I plan to use as the background of a stitchery...
Here are some quilts I found particulary interesting...
Names and information under each quilt.....
Nine Patch owned by Sandy Moritz
Sampler owned and hand pieced by Paula Stogsdill
Friendship Quilt owned by Martha Eberhard made by members of the guild.
Rachels Reel, Adaptation of a Jo Morton pattern. Started in 1992 and put aside until 2006, finished in 2007. Hand appliqued and hand quilted by owner Margaret Heller.
My Version of Super Mario owned by Velma Dykstra
I have some amazing photos for tomorrow's post. Come back and see them...
Happy Sewing...
Nancy
4 comments:
Beautiful quilts. I loved them all!!!!
Loving these photos so far...can't wait to see more!
It looks and sounds like you have a great time. I love quilt shows. There's always so much to see and think about. Take care.
Great pictures. Thank you for sharing. Can't wait to see what is next.
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