I hope you aren't tired of the quilt show yet...there are more quilts!
For some reason, I did not get a picture of the label for this next quilt (if you know whose it is, plese let me know)...
Very nice hand work...
This was my other quilt entry for the show. I started with Corliss Searcey's Civil War Bride Quilt pattern and used half of her blocks, re-drafted the other half and changed the borders. I wanted the quilt to represent my daughter and our family (including Weasley the cat and a family self-portrait!).
We all had to come up with our own "groom" block, as the original top at the Museum of Modern Art in NYC had no groom.
I loved this little froggie...
Whew! That was a workout! Happy 4th of July!
In stitches,
Teresa :o)
Thanks for posting the show,pictures. You are a true source of inspiration.
ReplyDeletethese are awesome, I love your quilt too, wow- so nice to see it again in it's fullness apart from seeing your blog banner
ReplyDeleteI am just amazed at how many beautiful quilts you've shown from this one show. WOW! Yours is awesome - I could look at it all day...so many wonderful details.
ReplyDeleteYour CWB is as always, beautiful! Thanks so much for the photos from this show. I feel almost like I have been there. It will definitely be on my list for next year.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the tons of photos you took... this looks like a wonderful show!
ReplyDeleteThank you very much for posting your pictures. I have been waiting every morning to see the next installment. I love your quilt. Happy 4th.
ReplyDeleteI've so enjoyed seeing all these pictures and the details that you included. Thank you for taking the time to share them!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great way to start the day and the celebration of our country with so many beautiful quilts! That show was amazing!
ReplyDeleteAgain, just marvelous work. Seeing the Across the Missouri quilt makes me want to do that one. Got the pattern last year at the Springfield, MO quilt show.
ReplyDeleteTired of seeing beautiful quilts?! Never! What a great peep show you have given us. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteThank you so much. Not only are the quilts a joy to see, following your blog and seeing these midwest shows help me feel that I'm still connected, having moved from Lansing to the West Coast 6 years ago.
ReplyDeleteoverwhelmed by the skill and artistry in all these quilts, whether modern or traditional....thanks so much for taking us on this trip with you....am so appreciative of your sharing these photos
ReplyDeleteSuch awesome quilts. Thank you so much for sharing them with us.
ReplyDeleteSon preciosos todos los quilt. Que bonito muestrario.Besos
ReplyDeletethank you for going to so much trouble, taking all these pictures. It was just like being there. something i don't think i will manage in my lifetime!
ReplyDeleteWonderful, absolutely wonderful quilts and terrific photos. Viewing these posts have been like getting all cozy and comfy and reading a good quilt magazine. Thanks!
ReplyDeleteSome of those quilts are awesome! Thank you for letting us enjoy it as well!
ReplyDeleteWOW! Thanks so much for the lovely pictures - amazing quilts. All great but really love the hand work in the Pomegranate.
ReplyDeleteYour points are very true and heart touching. I must try to keep these points in my mind. I am sure these points ‘ll definitely help me in future. Thanks for the tutorial.
ReplyDeleteEstetik
Wow Teresa! Thanks for sharing. Now WHO wouldn't be inspired?? There's a little 'sumpin' for
ReplyDeleteeveryone in the design/style area!