QUILTFEST 2016 Москва. Фотографии с выставки. Представлены работы победителей Open European Quilt Championships 2015, Открытого фестиваля лоскутного шитья "Традиция" г. Санкт-Петербург, работы авторов из Турции, Египта, Великобритании, Шотландии, США, Японии. Также очень много работ русских мастериц и даже работы детей!
Theme Quilts A few of my favorites Polly Delilah Libby - Sevierville, TN Acquiring Target Anne Marie Miro - Tiger, GA Oriental Journey Angelee White - Gray, TN Birds of a Feather Bonnie Goolsby - Sevierville, TN And the one I showed on my last post ... Lilies Along the Path Angelee White - Gray, TN Can you guess the theme? Next year's theme is panels. I will be taking a panel One Block Wonder class in July. Maybe it will be good enough to enter ... I'll report on my classes -- the good, the bad, and the ugly -- tomorrow. No progress this week on RSC, but lots of green in these photos so I am linking to Scrap Happy Saturday at soscrappy.
The evening of my class with Joe Cunningham, he had a lecture in the hotel, and since there were only four of us, he told the organizers he could hold up his own quilts and talk at the same time. …
I loved that this quilt the blocks were not all the same! Made by a guild for their outgoing president. Feathered Star sampler! I LOVE it! Another fun use of a historic quilt panel. The center drew me right in! Do you all have the darling hot pad/doilys? I thought this was very sweet. This quilt was made from blocks an ancestor had made Reminds me of this one I just sold on Etsy! It was really great to go to a quilt show! Lets have an amazing week!
The evening of my class with Joe Cunningham, he had a lecture in the hotel, and since there were only four of us, he told the organizers he could hold up his own quilts and talk at the same time. …
My husband and I recently went to Greenville, SC, for a few days including Mancuso Quiltfest. I didn’t take any classes, but here are a few of my favorite quilts from the show. I was especial…
Greetings dear readers! Today I’m sharing several more quilts from Quiltfest New England. Enjoy their beauty and hopefully they’ll inspire you! Janet Stone – a quilt maker who has won numerou…
I had such a great time attending Winter Quiltfest in Logan, Utah last weekend. I got to be around fun people, eat good food, and be around the wonderful Je
The evening of my class with Joe Cunningham, he had a lecture in the hotel, and since there were only four of us, he told the organizers he could hold up his own quilts and talk at the same time. …
QUILTFEST 2016 Москва. Фотографии с выставки. Представлены работы победителей Open European Quilt Championships 2015, Открытого фестиваля лоскутного шитья "Традиция" г. Санкт-Петербург, работы авторов из Турции, Египта, Великобритании, Шотландии, США, Японии. Также очень много работ русских мастериц и даже работы детей!
My favorite exhibit was the Jane Lury collection. (read the info at the end of this post) No words can describe- so enjoy! So unusual to have a date- 1844!!! I love that tree? bush? What a quirky quilt! This one looks like a mosaic- not pretty, but so fascinating! The fabric! the fringe! The hexies! Swoon!! The book was published by Quiltmania- click HERE for more info.
Pacific International Quilt Festival XXVI Santa Clara, California – October 12-15, 2017 Everyday Quilt Competition The Yuko Watanabe BEST OF SHOW Award: #2071 Eternal Beauty by Sherry Reynolds The BERNINA 1st Runner-Up Award: #1071 Fractal by Claudia Pfeil INNOVATIVE: First Place: #1087 The Sprinter by Birgit Schueller Second Place: #1045 Here’s Lookin’ at You by … Continue reading PIQF Quilt Competition Winners →
Greetings dear readers! Today I’m sharing several more quilts from Quiltfest New England. Enjoy their beauty and hopefully they’ll inspire you! Janet Stone – a quilt maker who has won numerou…
The evening of my class with Joe Cunningham, he had a lecture in the hotel, and since there were only four of us, he told the organizers he could hold up his own quilts and talk at the same time. …
My favorite exhibit was the Jane Lury collection. (read the info at the end of this post) No words can describe- so enjoy! So unusual to have a date- 1844!!! I love that tree? bush? What a quirky quilt! This one looks like a mosaic- not pretty, but so fascinating! The fabric! the fringe! The hexies! Swoon!! The book was published by Quiltmania- click HERE for more info.
My favorite exhibit was the Jane Lury collection. (read the info at the end of this post) No words can describe- so enjoy! So unusual to have a date- 1844!!! I love that tree? bush? What a qui
My partner, Greg, and I went on a little day trip today to Palm Springs for the Quiltfest Oasis…of course, it was the hottest day of the year! But, at least the Palm Springs Convention Center…
Greetings dear readers! Today I’m sharing several more quilts from Quiltfest New England. Enjoy their beauty and hopefully they’ll inspire you! Janet Stone – a quilt maker who has won numerou…
The evening of my class with Joe Cunningham, he had a lecture in the hotel, and since there were only four of us, he told the organizers he could hold up his own quilts and talk at the same time. …
The evening of my class with Joe Cunningham, he had a lecture in the hotel, and since there were only four of us, he told the organizers he could hold up his own quilts and talk at the same time. …
The evening of my class with Joe Cunningham, he had a lecture in the hotel, and since there were only four of us, he told the organizers he could hold up his own quilts and talk at the same time. …
It wasn't at all hard for me to pick my favorite from the whole show!! I immediately chose this one when I went through the show the first time. It was called Town and Country by Nancy Levant. I must have a good eye as it was voted the Viewer's Choice award for best quilt!! It was a block a day quilt in which Nancy participated. She of course added her own touches. I fell immediately in love with it and suggested she call it "It Takes a Village". She liked that idea!! It is sideways but you can see some of the detail of the blocks here!! And here. These are in no sort of order of preference from this point forward and this is a long post as there were so many gorgeous quilts, it was hard to pick favorites. This one by Leslie Delpopolo had all these tiny tiny blocks. I believe it won one of the prizes. This one was by Jackie DeRock and I loved the vibrant colors. I missed this one the first time through the show!! This is the detail where you can see the sparkles! This beauty was done by Jeanita Lapa and Sylvia Smith (the second name is always the quilter and the first the one who pieced the quilt). It was started in a Paula Nadelstern class and of course this involves lots of fussy cutting. It was just beautiful and well thought out. You have to see the closeup to realize how wonderful these blocks are! I loved this one by Beth Kelly! Ann Nash always has one or two stunning quilts. This is no exception!! When I entered the show, this quilt by Pat Berardi immediately caught my attention for its graphic nature and mix of colors. Loved Vickie Coykendall's horses!! This incredible "Dear Jane" quilt was done by Anya Tyson! Wonderful colors!! This was by Barbara Grimsley and Debbie Kinney. These four were more of the Judy Niemeyer designs. I was sorely tempted to buy one of the patterns but they are paper pieced and I don't enjoy that very much but they certainly are gorgeous!! This one was by Barbara Grimsley and Kim Werth!! Stunning. This was by Elsie Cond and quilted by someone at the Mt. Pleasant quilt shop where all these ladies took classes I would guess. It is a huge quilt!! This was by Mary Ellen Ames and Val Schultz. This beautiful sampler was by Sandra Buckman and Nick Williams. Just gorgeous!! I am running out of words here! This was by Rita Straubhauer and wonderful colors and movement! This was by Louise McFayden and Marian Lutz. This was by Mary Lou Abbott. This was done by Jean Lemmon. Loved Faye Thompson's Storm at Sea. Have always wanted to do this pattern. This was my favorite of Pat Pauly's wonderful art quilts. I chose both of Caren Betlinski's quilts to add to my favorites. Look at the colors in this one -- so subtle and beautiful. I think I loved all of Beverly Kondolf's quilts but these two made my pick of very favorites! Marcia DeCamp also had several beauties in the show but picked two of my favorites here! I also loved Mary Wieser's piece.
Visiting a quilt show is a wonderful way to share in a rich history and get creatively inspired. Check out this list of the best quilt shows in the USA.
This is just a quick photo I took with my phone. Better photos to come! The Project of Doom, on display at AAQG's QuiltFest, 2012. Three awards! Overall Award: Creativity (large quilts) Overall Award: Judge's Choice Honorable Mention: Two Person Quilts Designed, pieced and hand embroidered by me, Jenifer Ofenstein. Quilted by Shannon Shaw!
This listing is for one yard of my original fabric design IVORY LACE D. I have two versions D and F so if you are ordering for more of the one you have please check the selvedge. F has a taupe tone and D has a more yellow tone. Right now I only have version D in stock. SHOWS FOR 2024 ROAD 2 CA - January 17 -20, 2024 Ontario CA QUILT,CRAFT, SEW FESTIVAL - January 25 - 27, 2023 Phoenix AZ QUILT,CRAFT, SEW FESTIVAL - February 1-3, 2024 Albuquerque NM QUILTFEST (Mancuso) HAMPTON VA - FEBRUARY 29 - MARCH 3, 2024 OSQE Atlanta - March 7 - 9, 2023 OSQE Lakeland - March 14-16,2024 AQS Paducah KY - April 24 - 28, 2024 (In the BUBBLE)
Pacific International Quilt Festival XXVI Santa Clara, California October 12-15, 2017 Mid-Century Mod Modern Quilt Competition Best Mid-Century Mod: #4035 Carnival by Beth Nufer & Clem Buzick Second Place: #4062 My Modern May Basket by Sherry Werum Third Place: #4004 Spinning Stars by Mel Beach Honorable Mention: #4006 Unchained Melody by Jackie Benedetti & Dionne … Continue reading PIQF Modern Quilt Competition Winners →
Greetings dear readers! Today I’m sharing several more quilts from Quiltfest New England. Enjoy their beauty and hopefully they’ll inspire you! Janet Stone – a quilt maker who has won numerou…
Theme Quilts A few of my favorites Polly Delilah Libby - Sevierville, TN Acquiring Target Anne Marie Miro - Tiger, GA Oriental Journey Angelee White - Gray, TN Birds of a Feather Bonnie Goolsby - Sevierville, TN And the one I showed on my last post ... Lilies Along the Path Angelee White - Gray, TN Can you guess the theme? Next year's theme is panels. I will be taking a panel One Block Wonder class in July. Maybe it will be good enough to enter ... I'll report on my classes -- the good, the bad, and the ugly -- tomorrow. No progress this week on RSC, but lots of green in these photos so I am linking to Scrap Happy Saturday at soscrappy.
QUILTFEST 2016 Москва. Фотографии с выставки. Представлены работы победителей Open European Quilt Championships 2015, Открытого фестиваля лоскутного шитья "Традиция" г. Санкт-Петербург, работы авторов из Турции, Египта, Великобритании, Шотландии, США, Японии. Также очень много работ русских мастериц и даже работы детей!
QUILTFEST 2016 Москва. Фотографии с выставки. Представлены работы победителей Open European Quilt Championships 2015, Открытого фестиваля лоскутного шитья "Традиция" г. Санкт-Петербург, работы авторов из Турции, Египта, Великобритании, Шотландии, США, Японии. Также очень много работ русских мастериц и даже работы детей!
