Here are two more prize-winning quilts: "Hunter Star Variation in Red" by Mara Novak of Chester, VT (at right). You can see three ribbons on this quilt, below. And notice that quilting...wow!
The silk applique quilt on the left was made by Christine Wickert. She's in the photo, wearing the green shirt.
(Thanks to quilter Barb Vedder for this info.)
Notice the English/French sign on the right? Essex Junction, Vermont is very close to Canada which has a large French speaking population.
This light green quilt is "Crop Circle: Woolstone Hill" by Joanne Shapp of North Pomfret, VT. The design is based on a 300' wide crop circle in England, August 2005.
More quilts tomorrow. Bye for now.
12 comments:
Thanks for the pics: the quilts are so wonderful!!! I'm looking forward for more!!
Greetings from Germany!!
Really beautiful quilts, looks like they had some wonderful quilters participating in the show.
Debbie
The quilts are beautiful. I wish I had been at this one.
Oh, my, those are fabulous. Great show!
I assume it was mainly a show of traditional pieced quilts, or perhaps you'll show us other types tomorrow. They are all very lovely.
Wow! Beautiful!!
Thanks for sharing!!
glen
Thanks for sharing!!
glen
Beautiful quilts! Thanks for sharing.
Thank you for showing us all those gorgeous quilts, Karen. I was specially touched my Kathryn's beautiful work. What a hugely heartwarming gift from a mum to her son - a real testament to her love for him. I hope it eased his pain and helped him to start again.
What beautiful quilts and how inspiring. Would never have thought of looking at crop circles in a quilty way.
Hi
The silk applique quilt was made by Christine Wickert, she is in the photo in the green outfit :)
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