A group of eleven women with a love for hand stitching and piecing finished their version of that quilt in (only) three years. I envy them for their beautiful finished quilts – but then “the journey is its own reward”, isn’t’ it. Especially with that quilt. All the stories prompted by that quilt about our small and big (piecing) problems, our own and fellow quilter’s achievements and little lapses lets us learn from each other by sharing our quilt block’s pictures, stories and tutorials while travelling our own (colour) roads with our own special (little big) quilt. Just as the “Dancing Hands” quilter we all work with the same pattern and in the end will hopefully have created just as beautiful and yet so individual quilts The quilts were on display in the Bachsaal of the Christuskirche in Aschaffenburg, Bavaria, at the 3. Main Quiltfestival; 350 km away from the “Dancing Hands” hometown Osnabrück in Northern Germany. Thank you for showing us your fantastic work. "Dear Janes little sister" by Ulrike Knickrehm, Quiltgroup "Dancing Hands", Osnabrück "Kaffe Fassett meets Dear Jane" by Isa Rode Quiltgroup "Dancing Hands", Osnabrück "Red Roses" by Manuela Miete, Quiltgroup "Dancing Hands", Osnabrück "Multicolor" by Heike Lampe, Quiltgroup "Dancing Hands", Osnabrück "Janes Blumengarten" by Frauke Gamm, Quiltgroup "Dancing Hands",Osnabrück "Ulrikes Original" by Ulrike Kopsch, Quiltgroup "Dancing Hands", Osnabrück "Herbst" by Margret Menkhaus Quiltgroup "Dancing Hands", Osnabrück Grey Quilt "unknown title" by Brigitte Müller, Quiltgroup "Dancing Hands", Osnabrück (if you know the title please let me know I did not take a proper photo of the label, sorry) "unkown title" by Annelies Willen, Quiltgroup "Dancing Hands", Osnabrück (if you know the title please let me know I did not take a proper photo of the label, sorry)
