I think this was another one by Darlene but not sure . I sure love it .
This is a version of the mystery quilt that Darlene of a Needle Pulling Thread so kindly shared with us a few years back .
This scrappy masterpiece to me represents a LOT of work but isn't a fun quilt and a great stash buster ,not that any of you have any scraps ;-)
Another sampler , love the border treatment on this one .
A different version of the above quilt I think , lighter colours . Pretty pretty :-)
A little different take on the churn dash block , quite interesting for sure and again a great stash buster.
Combination of stars and log cabin blocks .
OH I love this one , quite a unique pattern and love the applique border , really sets it off . This one was by Joan Tufts , I know some of you know her blog . She had several quilts in this show .
Beautiful nine patch , you cant beat a nine patch , so many possiblities , this one is perfect,
French Braid pattern
Maple Leaves in fall colours , wonder if she would lend that to me for a while ;-0
Another pretty nine patch , love how she framed the blocks.
So the above quilt is also made by Darlene , I thought it might be and I didn't take many of the labels attached but had for this one so thought I should share it.
Nice border treatment on another nine patch .
Don't know the name of this pattern but so effective and a great use of scraps , You see I have an abundance of scraps so am always interested in finding interesting ways to use them up but have found that no matter how many I use I seem to accumulate even more , I think I have scrap monsters in my closets lol.
Another view down through the church . I do love a quilt show in a church , all those colours just seem to fit in a church where there are often stain glass windows . Oh I see I took this from the front of the church looking towards the entrance , you can see the crazy quilt hanging from the balcony .
I thought you might like to see this little work in progress by Carol Swinden the artist who created the beautiful thread painted baby , fox and antique car . Thanks to both Linda's for providing the name of the artist , I appreciate your help . She is simply amazing .
So that is it for this quilt show but in a day or so I will share the show from St. Davids Church in Port Hastings .
Thanks for stopping by today and I hope you enjoyed the show , not quite as good as being there but better than nothing I suppose .
hugs Sheila
Thanks for sharing all the beautiful quilts...some are absolutely exquisite but my favorite is the maple leaves.
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Fabulous quilts! So many gorgeous ones!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous quilts. I have to say that I LOVE the 9 patches!
ReplyDeleteAll the quilts look fabulous. Hugs,xx
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing these wonderful quilts!!!
ReplyDeleteEach quilt is amazing! Love that red and white sampler.
ReplyDeleteSo much inspiration too
More lovely quilts - thank you, Sheila! I have made the quilt in the third-last photo, it was great fun......and no, it didn't use up many scraps, in fact it generated more......*grin*
ReplyDeleteBeautiful! Gorgeous! My hat's off to all those wonderful quilters. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeletelovely quiklts... I recently saw a 'pattern' for the postcard quilt... Cut 7845 (or something like that) 1 1/2" squares... haha.... you can see me doing that!
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Thanks for sharing your photos! Not as good as being there myself, though. Maybe some day. I met Joan and Darlene when we were in Nova Scotia a couple of years ago, after I met you!!
ReplyDeleteOh, my goodness, they are all gorgeous! XO
ReplyDeleteI'm with you on the love of the nine patch. I also love the samplers you show; there so much to look at in that type of quilt. Very beautiful show; thanks for all the pics.
ReplyDeleteOh thanks Sheila for promoting the show. Your photos are gorgeous.
ReplyDeleteThank you so much Sheila - beautiful. xx
ReplyDeleteThank you again for the second viewing of your quilt show,so many beautiful quilts!!
ReplyDeleteI keep changing! I am simply delighted! They are gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteThanks for showing!
Thanks Sheila. It looks like it was a spectacular show.
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