Here are some more photos from the quilt show. The ones in this post are simply outstanding. They are on my Bucket List. I will probably never have the talent or time to do these. But I have pictures to look at!
Part 1 is here. There are enough photos to do a Part 3.
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| Carnival by Judy Kilgore, Jamaica Plain, MA. This is a Jacqueline de Jonge pattern. |
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| Rainbow Circles by Mary Ellen Berman, Milton, MA. This design is from the Stunning Circles Quilt class on Craftsy. |
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| A close-up. |
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| A New Hexagon by Judy Kilgore, Jamaica Plain, MA. This is hand-pieced. |
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| Superbuzzy by Marguerite McDonagh Gallagher, Roslindale, MA. This is a free pattern from Rita Hodges of Red Pepper Quilts and can be found online at, Giant Dresden Plate. |
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| A close-up |
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| Field of Daisies by Barbara Winrich, Natick, MA |
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| This quilt was inspired by the Garden Party pattern from Making Quilts with Kathy Doughty of Material Obsession. |
I have to say that I am very thankful for the thorough labeling of all the quilts at the show!
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| Here is my favorite work from home co-worker LarryPug. He is keeping my laptop all warmed up with his cute little fuzzy behind. |
Thanks for visiting! I'm off to join my Brown Bagger Quilting buddies for our November Sunday sewathon. I'll be quilting a baby quilt that I started last weekend at our Cape retreat. I haven't shown it to you yet...
Pugs and kisses,
Nancy
Many thanks - it's always nice to see quilts from a show.
ReplyDeleteLOL Larry Pug literally just made me: Laugh Out Loud! Man...so much detailed work in those quilts. Thanks for sharing them with us.
ReplyDeleteGosh, lots of eye candy! Those quilts are awesome. As is LarryPug-- you wouldn't want a cold laptop, now would you? :)
ReplyDeleteOh, that looked like a show worth seeing! Love that take on the Stunning Circle Quilt. I thought it was an excellent class. Pass on a hello to Larry from the Doxie girls. :-)
ReplyDeleteThese are fantastic. Thanks for sharing. And I just googled the show - I used to live three blocks from there! I'll need to somehow bookmark that for a future show.
ReplyDeleteAren't those quilts fabulous? Jacqueline comes to teach at the shop where I have been taking classes. I am not up to all the hot fix crystals and stuff, but love to look at her quilts.
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